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Paying Homage to Fallen Officers - COMO Magazine

Columbia, Missouri · Columbia

Paying Homage to Fallen Officers - COMO Magazine

Upcoming golf tournaments raise money for the 10-33 Benevolent Fund. When Roger B. Wilson was growing up in Columbia, his family name was already locally famous and respected, partly for a tragic reason. His grandfather, Boone County Sheriff Roger Isaac Wilson, was a popular Depression-era officeholder cut down in the line of duty by a bullet. On June 14, 1933, Sheriff Wilson and Missouri State Highway Patrol Sergeant Ben Booth put up a roadb…Read Article

A Day in the Life of a Wildlife Biologist - COMO Magazine

Columbia, Missouri · Columbia

A Day in the Life of a Wildlife Biologist - COMO Magazine

Craig Williamson is a wildlife biologist for the Missouri Department of Conservation. COMO Magazine’s “Day in the Life” series features Columbia pros (and amateurs) who do their part to keep the globe spinning and make life better for the rest of us — often in ways we don’t realize. We especially appreciate opportunities to tell our readers more about individuals and organizations that most of us aren’t familiar with. Please give us a descript…Read Article

Out(side) to Eat - COMO Magazine

Columbia, Missouri · Columbia

Out(side) to Eat - COMO Magazine

Drink and dine alfresco at these unique Columbia venues. Warmer weather brings booked social calendars. After brunch with friends, pool parties, or an afternoon of T-ball games, eating outside as the golden hour turns to sunset is an ideal way to end a long day in the sun — especially if you leave the cooking to the pros. Columbia is home to many different restaurants, with options to speak to nearly everyone’s tastes. Those with pleasant out…Read Article

The COMO Mojo: Pinnacle of Chaos - COMO Magazine

I’ve been told many times that I “have an old soul,” so it feels fitting to say I’m lucky I grew up just before technology really took off and that I spent my childhood outdoors. The first iPhone came out when I was six, but most adults I knew still carried trusty flip phones or the ultra-chic sliding keyboard models for a few more years. Instagram didn’t exist until I was in third grade, and even then, it didn’t gain real traction until sixth…iPhone · Columbia Read Article

Walk This Way - COMO Magazine

Downtown pedestrian mall may get another look. There’s no doubt that many people are wedded to their private vehicles. Freedom, independence, and exploration are some of the reasons for our love affair with the automobile. But autos fall short on building a sense of camaraderie and community, and that’s what The District in downtown Columbia wants to see. A pedestrian mall may be one element of making that happen. The concept has been band…Columbia, Missouri · Columbia Read Article

COMO’s Fauna From A to Z - COMO Magazine

When it comes to humans and wildlife, just who invaded whom? Photos by Dennis Smarr and The Missouri Department of Conservation A coyote suddenly appears. Or was it already there, stealthily entering your subdivision under the cover of darkness? Just a mile away, someone nervously posts on social media that a dog screamed out — an awful, horrific sound — “probably being attacked by a fox.” A great-horned owl hoots, and an alert homeowner checks…Wildfires · Columbia Read Article

Now 41, the Show-Me State Games Keeps on Playing - COMO Magazine

Imagine middle school track and field day. The hot spring breeze, plastic Wiffle ball bats, and orange cones to separate the different sports in the parking lot. Jen and Johnny are hopping around in sweaty potato sacks like their life depends on it, just to earn the same participation trophy and an ice cream sundae at the end of the day – with a maraschino cherry on top, of course. Now imagine this day, with a dozen local sponsors, more than thi…Columbia, Missouri · Columbia Read Article

Boone County Nature School Celebrates its First Year - COMO Magazine

With the Boone County Nature School concluding its first year, student reactions are positive. “I think it’s unique,” said Eleanor Stensby, an 11-year-old fifth-grader at Beulah Ralph Elementary School said during her class’s St Patrick’s Day visit to the nature school. “It’s a great opportunity to get involved in nature,” Eleanor said. “The teachers are really nice here.” During a fall visit, the students went fishing and looked for frogs, whic…Columbia, Missouri · Columbia Read Article

The COMO Mojo: The Good, The Weird, The Unexpected - COMO Magazine

This article was updated on 5/12 to correct information originally sourced from Rose Music Hall’s website. The previous version included inaccurate details, which have since been verified and amended for accuracy. Back in March, I had the chance to visit one of my favorite U.S. cities: Austin, Texas. I’d been there a few times growing up, but since 2022, I’ve made it an annual tradition to visit my aunt, uncle, and cousins. Usually, these trips …Austin, Texas · Austin Read Article

God as Father and Mother - COMO Magazine

What attributes of God do you need right now? “Our Father, who art in Heaven, hallowed be thy name …” This is a common line from scripture, one you have probably heard many times throughout your life. It is the beginning of the Lord’s Prayer. I remember memorizing this passage when I was a child. It brought me comfort and a sense of stability about God’s role in my life and the world. It was so foundational, in fact, that without realizing i…Brazil · Brazil See the Story

Moving forward - Utility Magazine

SA Water's capital program includes $1.5 billion in funding to enable growth across its networks and support new housing. Image: SA WaterWith growth presenting both exciting opportunities and new challenges in South Australia, SA Water Chief Executive, David Ryan, offers a glimpse into the incredible work the utility is doing to deliver a secure water future. Since 2022–23, South Australia became home to around 60,0001 more people, and by 2051, …South Australia · South Australia See the Story

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