Check out my first story with @comissourian about Pam Johnson, a trailblazing journalist who had an inspiring career! columbiamissourian.com/news/local/tra…

I am so excited to virtually attend the Women in Economics Symposium presented by the St. Louis Fed in a couple of weeks! I made sure to register today. Make sure to register if you’re interested as well!

Yesterday I virtually attended the City Council Candidate Forum. It was great to learn the candidate’s thoughts on a variety of different issues highlighted in this article. Make sure to pay attention to the candidates these next couple months before you vote on April 6th!

Yesterday I finished my first article for Houstonia about pipes bursting around Houston due to the current winter weather. While this article focuses on the situation in Houston, it can help for those of us living in Missouri as well!

Something I love is supporting local business, especially ones that are owed by women and minorities. Next week will be the fifth annual Minority and Women Owned Business Week and Expo. Make sure to check it out!

Yesterday I wrote this story about Taye Diggs becoming the next MU Artist in Residence this upcoming May. I would definitely recommend that you check it out!

On April 6th, the election for the Ward Two and Ward Six council seats will be held. Make sure to read our coverage on the candidates to get insight on their stances on a number of issues before you go out to cast you vote!

Missouri has the second highest rate of men killing women in the country, just behind Alaska, according to the Violence Policy Center’s most recent study. Yet in recent years, state lawmakers have continued to loosen the state’s gun restrictions. bit.ly/3e7pk4p

For decades, the Dalton Vocational School was the only choice for African Americans from five counties to attend. The school served as a beacon at the top of a hill northwest of its namesake town in Chariton County from the early 1900s to the mid-1950s. columbiamissourian.com/news/local/dal…

So excited that the new Vox Magazine issue is officially out and on the newsstands! There’s a lot of content you don’t want to miss, so don’t forget to pick up a copy!

Close-ups of the latest Vox Magazine featuring True/False Film Fest. Words by @journo1901 and Bradford Siwak, editing by Marisa Whitaker and Kelsy Armstrong. Inspiration by Xinmei Liu's beautiful work. Hoped to showcase the hidden magic T/F brings out every spring 🌸🐞

I wrote this story with the idea of expanding my own understanding of what so many of us have been seeing in the headlines. I spoke with individuals from two local bookstores and a MU professor.

MARCH ISSUE: In the latest issue of Vox, follow along as we walk through one couple's love story in pictures, talk Pokémon and the pandemic with local collectors and much more.voxmagazine.com/magazine/archi…

NEW ISSUE: In the April issue of Vox, you'll meet the tastemakers of Columbia, explore the link between video games and mental health, learn how to make the perfect French macaron and more. Find our new issue online and in newsstands today. voxmagazine.com/magazine/archi…

Y’all know what day it issss 🥳🥳 the May Vox Magazine issue is on stands now! Read on the CoMo bubble guy, changes in workplace culture, and the trouble with true crime podcasts voxmagazine.com/magazine/archi…

THIS. PARTY. IS. ALL THE WAY. OVER. #FoundAWay #GoAvsGo