Columbia Regional Airport struggles, but what can we do?
COU will see more demand, but unless the city makes changes, the issues will force residents to drive two hours to other airports.
George Frey
Annual Hotchocolooza rings in 2019
New semesters at RBHS are seen as new beginnings. They are also a time, however, for students to reflect on previous milestones and obstacles. The
Food surplus leads to excess waste
We rely on things such as food which can create waste.So we must ask ourselves, ‘what can we do before it’s too late to turn
Monopolies limit opportunity
Capitalism runs the United States. It is a system which dictates social behavior in the corporate landscape that is the American economy.
Moving on: The Message of ‘Thank u, next.’
On Nov. 3, Ariana Grande released her newest single, “Thank u, next,” which was a tribute to her past relationships and exes. The song was
Boys’ basketball to take on MCA
The varsity boys’ basketball team will face off against Miller Career Academy (MCA) in St. Louis.
Living Windows 2018 kick starts holiday season
Every year on Dec. 7, downtown Columbia brings in thousands of locals and tourists for the Living Windows celebration. Where the various merchants on 9th
Behind the Flute
Living Windows has been a holiday tradition in Columbia for years. The celebration invites the old, young, students and tourists alike to sample local businesses
Green and Gold Scrimmage develops team comradery
The RBHS basketball teams opened their season at the Green and Gold Scrimmage.
The many faces of Halloween
Oct. 31. To some, it’s just an average day, but for others it is a chance for them to showcase their self expression in various