An in-depth operational and human-interest feature detailing Convoy of Hope’s global disaster response, debt-free logistics engine, and local break-feeding operations supporting over 419,000 Ozarks neighbors.

An in-depth business and human-interest feature explores how Marine Corps veteran Jordan Eickmeyer and Time to Shine co-founder Miranda built a faith-based residential and commercial cleaning operation. Designed as an intentional mission field and flexible employment model for working mothers, Time to Shine delivers non-toxic, eco-friendly property care across the Ozarks while supporting working families.

A "Where Are They Now?" follow-up feature for Stroll Magazine profiling Rivercut resident Jack Gentry. The article explores how he merges the Zen-like focus of golf with his passion for playing the viola—from performing at Carnegie Hall to pursuing a dual path in music and pre-med at Missouri State University.

Local dancer Olivia Ellis reflects on how her earliest memories on the studio floor blossomed into an 11-year athletic journey, national competitive success, and a passion for teaching younger dancers. Highlighting her transitional milestone from high school dance star to freshman nursing major at Missouri State University, the article captures how the discipline, mental fortitude, and artistic freedom found in the dance studio are stepping-stones toward her future calling in healthcare.

A story of a yoga community and the impact of friendship.