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With the month of Ramadan in full swing, and the Yom Kippur fast recently ended, it’s time to examine the use of fasts in spiritual life.

Missourian editor provides helpful links that direct the public to stories of interest.

An expecting father recalls what he felt when a doctor told his wife that their baby won’t have a full uterus in which to grow.

Vicki Pinkel, 54, is the instructor of an aerobic dance class called “Pinkel’s Ladies” at the Activity and Recreation Center in Columbia. The class choreographs dances to oldies, show tunes and country music and meets three times a week. She has been teaching since 1980.

Increasing acceptance of body art is changing the look and feel of today’s workplace.

Although the official Ask a Silly Question day has passed, here are some interesting questions Columbians have heard.

Servers at Columbia restaurants share some of their pet peeves.

Non-English languages spoken in Missouri schools have changed in the past 10 years. Here’s how.

Columbia residents named to new job posts and MU students earn second place in a competition among military chefs.

Innovations in architecture, technology and teaching methods have led to unique environments in high schools throughout the country, but the focus continues to be on student learning.

The Missouri Ethics Commission next month will decide whether candidates received excess contributions and whether those candidates are entitled to keep the money.

A researcher and administrator by day, Schultz is also a music enthusiast who has been known to carry a guitar into the wild.

Although the procedure has been around for more than 30 years, Sonny Bal’s approach offers advantages by preserving bones and allowing quicker recoveries.

Seventh-day Adventism is a fast growing religion with more than 14 million Seventh-day Adventists worldwide.