by Brooklyn Cady | Jun 30, 2025 | Article Home 2, Magazine News
By Wendy Brunner “See that slimy substance that looks like snot? That’s the strawberry’s DNA,” said Dr. Joseph Williams, director of assessment and analytics for Kansas City University’s College of Osteopathic Medicine, at the end of an hour-long hands-on science...
by Brooklyn Cady | Jun 25, 2025 | Article Home 1, Magazine News
By Kristi Spencer In Joplin, Missouri, SHINE is making a difference in the lives of adults with developmental disabilities. SHINE provides opportunities for individuals to live, serve and work as valuable members of their communities, guided by their Christian faith....
by Brooklyn Cady | Jun 23, 2025 | Article Home 2, Magazine News
By Kristi Spencer Since its founding in 1954, Lavern’s Wedding Chapel has been the setting for countless weddings in Miami, Oklahoma. Known for its simplicity and affordability, the chapel has become an iconic destination for couples from all walks of life. Over...
by Brooklyn Cady | Jun 18, 2025 | Article Home 1, Magazine News
The Creative Edge By Kristi Spencer Fiber Folks of Southwest Missouri has been a hub for fiber arts enthusiasts since 2000. The group was founded by seven friends who were passionate about preserving the art of spinning, weaving, quilting, knitting and other textile...
by Brooklyn Cady | Jun 16, 2025 | Article Home 2, Magazine News
By Kristi Spencer Jamey and Terryk Richardson have been playing basketball for as long as they can remember. Growing up in Riverton, Kansas, basketball has always been a big part of their lives. Over the years, they’ve made a name for themselves in their local...
by Brooklyn Cady | Jun 11, 2025 | Article Home 1, Magazine News
By Wendy Brunner If you ever find yourself on the road between Talala and Winganon in Northeast Oklahoma, you might be surprised to see what appears to be a space capsule crashed into the ditch. Is this a Cold War relic? Did the Soviets paint it to look like a U.S....
