Nina Todea

When returning to her Woodlawn Avenue home one day, Charlotte Russell was greeted by a note on the door from Laura Ward with the Historic City of Jefferson.

From African American history to French and German, or to the history of the state’s cemeteries, Missouri has a gold mine of historical tidbits hidden under the surface, just waiting to be found.

With Fourth of July just around the corner, area towns are gearing up for nights of food, fireworks and good, old-fashioned carnival fun.

This year’s Salute to America Fourth of July celebration is back, with three days of festival and carnival activities.

This Saturday’s market held in Old Munichburg will be a bit livelier than usual as three bands are set to take the stage and bring summer blues to the area.

When Randy Dinwiddie dove into comedy a few years ago, he expected it, like any other business venture starting from the ground up, to come with some challenges.

Fresh off the heels of musical performances downtown and a handful of others incoming, the Jefferson City area YMCA is hosting its own fundraiser night of music and food Saturday to benefit the YMCA Summer Camp.

Downtown’s own Thursday Night Live is coming back this year with more food, more fun and a certain flavor of local music its become known for.

For nearly a year, organizers of the True/False Film Fest in Columbia have been searching for ways to make it work, hoping to bring back

After a successful round last year, Andrew Korte, owner of 364 Productions, is yet again bringing a handful of drive-in movies to the Mid-Missouri area starting this weekend.

After more than half a year since switching off the lights on stage in September, Scene One Theatre is setting back up to usher in its latest production, Neil Simon’s

The Adult Fine Art Exhibit is back this year for the upcoming weeks, continuing a decades-long tradition in showcasing artwork from the community’s best amateur and professional artists in a space that’s all about expression and appreciation.

Don’t worry, the Roman soldiers greeting you at the doors of Stained Glass Theatre will have your best interests in mind — really, they just want you to enjoy the show.

Though the music festival is scaling back in some ways, the River City Music Revival will still set up shop and provide a night to connect with local music.

It’s finally coming to an end — the year that has brought a flurry of less-than-positive coronavirus coverage, school worries, reckonings on race and a historical presidential election.

It’s never too early to celebrate Christmas — and Scene One Theatre in Jefferson City is giving people the chance to do so in July.

Bill Kupferle never expected to be lugging an ozone machine into his resale shop on East High Street, but now that it’s there, he can’t really imagine reopening the business without it.

If she could write a book to describe her mom, 11-year-old Zhoe Smith is sure it would be well over 1,000 pages.

We’re all probably a week or two away from doing something traumatic to our hair. D.I.Y. haircuts? Box dye? Bangs? They’re tempting.

Russellville native Cole Payne’s work is making a rare homecoming. Starting at 7 p.m. tonight and running through Sunday,