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In this month’s “Behind the Issue,” editor-in-chief Kristina Abovyan spoke with writer Kara Ellis about pickleball and Columbia’s growing pickleball community.

The Salvation Army Columbia will face off in a fundraising challenge against The Salvation Army Lawrence amid Border War basketball game.

This Vox Magazine issue features several local Columbia businesses including Trenches and After Bite. It also highlights the biggest Taylor Swift fans in Columbia.

The Magic Tree Lighting returns to Columbia to ring in the holidays.

More than 32,000 kids have received care from the Ronald McDonald House Charities Tooth Truck since it began offering services.

The Columbia Weavers and Spinners Guild holds a Holiday Exhibition for artists to share their craft.

The Loaves and Fishes soup kitchen will remain open at the Wilkes Boulevard United Methodist Church through March, despite neighborhood complaints and lack of help hosting.

Several businesses will offer discounts and freebies in the Columbia area over the weekend.

Many people who rely on the soup kitchen were not aware the service would be moving.

Room at the Inn is now open year-round. To make the change possible, Room at the Inn will need an increase in volunteers.