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PUBLISHER'S NOTE

Support, Shop, and Eat Local

City Magazine is all about supporting our local businesses, restaurants, and shops; it’s our mission! That’s why every year we publish the City’s Best issue. The City’s Best poll allows Jefferson City to support their favorite places, people, and services. For example, you’ll notice the beautiful cover that features our very own Central Diary ice cream. Central Diary, along with Arris’ Pizza, received more votes than any other winner: they are two of our oldest establishments in town, and also some of the most iconic places for locals and outof-town visitors to frequent. They are destinations that deserve to be celebrated because they are an important fiber of our community, as are the rest of our winners. I hope you enjoy the City’s Best feature and recognize some familiar faces of local business owners, doctors, musicians, vets, stylists, contractors, financial advisors, chefs, etc. If you see winners around town, be sure to congratulate them and thank them for their contributions to the Jefferson City community. You’ll notice that this issue is visually beautiful. Just take a look at the outstanding City’s Best food: best pancakes, best burger, best sushi, best pizza, best desserts, best coffee, and best beer, just to mention a few. When you are deciding where to dine or be entertained, take a look at the City’s Best Directory and choose to celebrate with our local establishments. These are the people and places that create our strong community. Community is about people coming together for a common goal. Our goal at City Magazine is to continue to help our local businesses thrive and share their services and products with our readers through the magazine and our social media platforms. We congratulate the 2016 City’s Best winners, and we hope you will as well — by shopping local, eating local, and supporting local business! Jefferson City, you’re the best!

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DESIGN Cassidy Shearrer, EDITORIAL DESIGNER Keith Borgmeyer, ART DIRECTOR

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PHOTOGRAPHY Keith Borgmeyer, Habitat for Humanity, Anthony Jinson, Debbie Jungmeyer, Long Live Entertainment, Kate Morrow, Zach Paul, Rebecca Rademan, Carrie Tergin

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EDITOR'S NOTE INSIDE LOOK

Our Next Issue

City’s Best

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I am so proud to have grown up in (and now work in) a city that is so supportive of its citizens and local businesses. This City’s Best issue has allowed me to meet many local leaders who truly put our city first. Our Best Politicians, Best Pharmacists, Best Dentists, and so on all talked about how important their customers and community are to them. In a season of political turmoil, it’s heartening to be part of a community that lifts each other up. Whether it’s local medical services, restaurants, banks, or dozens of others, so many businesses and people work hard to make our town great. With the biggest voting turnout we’ve yet had for City’s Best, it is clear that Jefferson City residents are just as proud as I am to be living here. I am excited to share this issue with you. I know you’ll enjoy seeing our City’s Best winners, but I hope you’ll also love reading about Five Turn Knot, Oscar’s Classic Diner, JCMO native Lyssa Surface, and much more. I also want to thank all of our contributing freelancers, photographers, and designers for making this issue. Your insights and ideas are imperative in creating a great magazine. And thank you, readers, for taking the time to show your support for our city by voting for and reading about our 2016 City’s Best!

The holidays are coming up, and we have a gift for you! We are partnering with the Missouri River Wine Trail to give away two tickets to each of their events for all of 2017. Keep an eye on our social media and our website to know when and where to sign up.

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MISSOURI STATE PARKS AND HISTORIC SITES: EXPLORING OUR LEGACY by Susan Flader

BARBECUE LOVER’S KANSAS CITY STYLE: RESTAURANTS, MARKETS, RECIPES & TRADITIONS by Ardie A. Davis

MISSOURI’S MAD DOCTOR MCDOWELL: CONFEDERATES, CADAVERS AND MACABRE MEDICINE by Victoria Cosner and Lorelei Shannon

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35 A Business Times Company Publication

special issue

the best

170+

City's Best

people, places, services & More

winners

2016

$ 5 . 95 US

CENTRAL DAIRY

1ST PLACE BEST ICE CREAM & MILKSHAKE

who made the list? look inside

Central Dairy is our City’s Best winner for Best Ice Cream and Best Milkshake. Their categories received the most attention of any category this year, with over 1,000 votes!

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CONTENTS

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36 HOME TOUR: Elegant Hideaway 50 HIT LIST: Fall Gifts 59 HEALTH AND WELLNESS: Recover Locally

127 DESTINATIONS: Missouri River Wine Trail 134 GOURMET: City’s Best Restaurants 145 THE DISH: Butternut Squash Soup & Root Vegetable Gratin 148 ARTIST PROFILE: Five Turn Knot 152 THE MAN PAGE: Big Game Hunting

AT WORK 63 TOWN TALK: A Word from Mayor Tergin 74 BUSINESS FEATURE: City’s Best 109 BUSINESS PROFILE: Oscar’s Classic Diner 115 P.Y.S.K.: Steve Korsemeyer 120 CITY CHARACTER: Dreams to Reality 158 PAST TIMES: Sam B. Cook

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IN EVERY ISSUE 27 AGENDA 29 DATEBOOK 65 NEW & EMERGING BUSINESSES 67 BUSINESS BRIEFS 70 CURRENTS 163 ABOUT TOWN 167 CITY’S BEST DIRECTORY 175 WHERE ARE THEY NOW?

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Every Move Matters THE POPULAR PHRASE “PERCEPTION IS REALITY” is often used to express the idea that how things really are is based on a person’s perspective. While this may be true in certain areas of life, this statement is simply not true when it comes to retirement planning. Plan sponsors often make assumptions regarding their employees’ levels of understanding on various aspects of retirement planning. Such aspects include an employee’s understanding of available plan investment options, individual retirement goals, savings requirements, and plan effectiveness. Consequently, plan sponsors must ask themselves, “Does my perception of plan participants’ understanding of retirement goals and investment options match up with their reality?” The truth is, perceptions of plan sponsors are often inconsistent with what their participants truly think. In fact, a recent study conducted by BlackRock and published in their 2016 DC Pulse found that the discrepancies can be quite stark between plan sponsors’ perceptions and the reality of what participants actually think about their retirement plan. For instance, one of the most important issues for employees to consider regarding retirement planning is whether or not they are saving enough to have a secure retirement. *BlackRock’s survey found that while 59% of plan sponsors believed the majority of their plan participants’ savings were adequate, only 28% of employees thought they were saving enough. The survey results also revealed a large perception gap in the number of participants who knew how much money they would need during retirement: 64% of plan sponsors thought their employees understood the amount of money necessary to achieve their retirement goals whereas only 37% of employees responded that they understood. Plan sponsors significantly overestimate their employees’ understanding of plan investment options as well with 67% of plan sponsors responding they think their participants understand their investment options. Not surprisingly, only 43% of participants felt they understood the investment options offered by their plan.

Brandon Nicklas

Retirement Plans Marketing and Operations Officer

The fact that plan sponsors and employees report such drastic differences should alert sponsors that they are likely operating from inaccurate perceptions of their participants. These differences can lead to frustrations for both plan sponsors and participants when plans do not adequately meet participant needs. But the good news is by pinpointing these misperceptions plan sponsors can implement strategies to correct them more effectively. Now more than ever participants are looking for help when it comes to retirement savings. Only one out of three participants are satisfied with plan support for monitoring and changing their savings rates and 42% would be interested in getting help determining how much they should contribute to their plan. These survey results should motivate plan sponsors to reevaluate whether or not their assumptions are consistent with their participants’ actual experience. By better understanding the participants’ perceptions, plan sponsors can implement solutions to make more meaningful improvements to their participants’ retirement outcomes.

Nicklas Financial | (573) 893-5929 | (800) 873-5929 | 3407 Knipp Drive |Jefferson City, MO | www.NicklasFinancial.com *Source for all data: BlackRock DC Pulse Survey, September 2015. The conclusions are intended to provide an indication of the current attitudes of a sample of U.S. plan sponsors and participants about retirement saving and investing and should not be relied on for any other purpose. Securities offered through Securities America, Inc. Member FINRA/SIPC. Advisory services offered through Securities America Advisors, Inc. Nicklas Financial Companies, The Nicklas Agency, Inc., and Estate & Pension Services, Inc. are not affiliated with Securities America. Registered branch address is 3407 Knipp Dr, Jefferson City, MO 65109. (573) 893-5929.

AGENDA

SEPTEMBER/OCTOBER 2016 Jefferson City's must-do events Fifth Annual Prison Break Race WHAT: Race through a 180-year-old abandoned prison. Breaking out of prison isn’t easy, and this course won’t be either. Make it out of the prison and around obstacles to gain your freedom! Must be 18 years or older. WHEN: Registration is from 7:30 to 8:30 a.m. September 3, with the race from 9 to 11 a.m. WHERE: Missouri State Penitentiary, 115 Lafayette St. INFO: Cost is $40 per person, which includes a T-shirt, mugshot photos, and pizza! For more information, call Chris Wilson at 573632-2820.

16th Annual Oktoberfest WHAT: Head to Old Munichburg to celebrate south side German heritage. Activities will

include German dinners, German music, dancing, the Muenchberg Beer and Wine Garden, Kids Korner, Dachshund Derby, and craft and car shows. WHEN: September 23 and 24. Friday, 5 to 8 p.m., and Saturday, 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. WHERE: Old Munichburg: W. Dunklin, Broadway, and Washington streets. INFO: Free admission. Contact Cathy Zumwalt, event coordinator, at 573-6356524 or 573-645-1956 for more details.

Downtown Bridal Stroll WHAT: Spend the day downtown while checking out premier wedding vendors, participating in giveaways, and planning your future nuptials! WHEN: 12 to 3 p.m., October 9.

Thursday Night Live’s ZombieNightLive WHAT: For the final Thursday Night Live of the season, visitors are encouraged to dress as zombies and fill the streets of downtown Jefferson City. WHEN: 6 to 9 p.m., October 27. WHERE: Corner of Madison and High streets. INFO: Free, or $2 for over-21 wristbands. Children under 16 must be accompanied by an adult. For more information, visit Thursday Night Live’s Facebook page.

WHERE: Downtown Jefferson City. INFO: Free. For more information, go to facebook.com/downtownbridalstroll/events.

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Fifth Annual Prison Break Race, Missouri State Penitentiary, 115 Lafayette St. Registration is from 7:30 to 8:30 a.m., with the race from 9 to 11 a.m. Cost is $40 per person, which includes a T-shirt, mugshot photos, and pizza! For more information, call Chris Wilson at 573-632-2820.

September 8

Thursday Night Live’s Annual Soup Stock, corner of Madison and High streets. 6 to 9 p.m., free, or $2 for over-21 wristbands, children under 16 must be accompanied by an adult. For more information, visit Thursday Night Live’s Facebook.

September 8-18

Capital City Players, “Ghost the Musical” Dinner Theatre, Shikles Auditorium, 1200 Linden Dr. Evening Performances at 6:30 p.m. on September 8 through 10 and 15 through 17; matinee performances at 12:30 p.m. on September 11 and 18. $35 for dinner and show. To order tickets, call 573-681-9612 or order online at www.capitalcityproductions.org.

September 8-17

Stained Glass Theatre presents “Songs in the Night,” Stained Glass Theater of Mid-Missouri, 830 E. High St. Thursdays and Fridays at 7:30 p.m., Saturday matinee at 2 p.m. $7 opening night and $9 all other performances. Reservation line: 573-634-5313, online at www.sgtmidmo.org/reservations, or by email at admin@sgtmidmo.org.

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Jefferson City Labor Day Parade, downtown Jefferson City. Parade will begin on High Street and Broadway, then head east on High to Adams, north on Adams to E. Capitol, then west on E. Capitol, and end at W. Main Street and Missouri Boulevard. Free. For additional information, please contact the Jefferson City Central Labor Council at 573-619-0505. Capital Jazzfest and Capital Street Art Fair. Stage will be at the corner of Madison and High streets, with the chalk art competition running on High Street from Jefferson to Monroe streets. 1 to 8 p.m.; the chalk art competition starts at 1:00 p.m., and the music starts at 1:30 p.m. The results of the chalk competition will be announced around 5:00 p.m., and the music will end at 8:00 p.m. Free. For more information, call 573-635-6866 or email info@capjazz.org for the Jazzfest, or call 573-635-8355 or email artsadmin@ capitalarts.org for the chalk art competition.

September 16

Capital Classics Golf Tournament four-person scramble, Oak Hills Golf Center at 10:30 a.m. For more information, visit capitalclassics. weebly.com/golf-tournament.html.

September 17

Tunnel to Towers 5K Run & Walk, Missouri State Capitol, 201 W. Capitol Ave. 9 a.m. Adults $25; children 15 to 17 $15; children 14 and under free. Visit the registration page at t2tjc.eventbrite.com. For more

information on the Stephen Siller Tunnel to Towers Foundation, please visit www.tunnel2towers.org.

September 23-24

16th Annual Oktoberfest in Old Munichburg. W. Dunklin, Broadway, and Washington streets. Friday 5 to 8 p.m. and Saturday 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Free admission. Contact Cathy Zumwalt, event coordinator, at 573-635-6524 or 573-645-1956 for more details.

September 25

Capitol Avenue Historic District Tour. 1 to 5 p.m. Advance tickets $12, day-of tickets $15. Advance tickets available after Labor Day at Samuel’s Tuxedos, Carrie’s Hallmark, Busch’s Florist, Schulte’s IGA, and Hy-Vee. Day-of tickets available at 601 E. Capitol Ave. For more information, contact Mary Ann Hall at 573635-8512 or Jenny Smith at 573-230-8245.

September 27

SSM Health St. Mary’s Hospital’s Women’s Health Institute, St. Mary’s cafe. 4:30 to 8 p.m. Free. Registration will begin at 4:30 p.m.; dinner will be held from 5 to 6, and speakers will begin at 6 in the health plaza. RSVP is required by September 23rd to 844-SSM-WELL or at ssmhealthmidmo.com. Space is limited.

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Jefferson City Multicultural Fall Festival, corner of Madison and High streets, downtown Jefferson City. 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Free. Call 573-556-0400 or email melinda@ ilrcjcmo.org for more information.

October 6

Jefferson City High School Homecoming Parade, E. High St. to Monroe, then Monroe to Capitol, ending on W. Main St. 6:30 p.m. Free. Visit jcschools.us for more information.

October 7-16

Bringing Up Business, Mid-Missouri’s Innovation Week. Visit bringupbiz.org for schedules and more information.

October 7

13th Annual Pink Ribbon Golf Tournament, Redfield Golf Course and Country Club. 9 a.m. brunch, 10 a.m. tee time. $100/person, $400/team, $500 to be a hole sponsor and have a team. Contact Ashley Hale at ashley. hale@cancer.org or 573-635-4839 for more information.

October 8

Lincoln University 2016 Homecoming Parade, downtown Jefferson City. Festivities begin at 8 a.m.; parade at 9:30 a.m.; football game at 2 p.m. Call 573-681-5094 for more information.

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Downtown Bridal Stroll, downtown Jefferson City. 12 to 3 p.m. Free. For more information, go to facebook.com/downtownbridalstroll/events.

October 13

Helias Catholic School Homecoming Parade, downtown Jefferson City. 6:30 p.m. Free. Visit heliashighschool.com for more information.

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Special Olympics Missouri State Outdoor Games, various sports venues around Jefferson City. Free. For times, locations, and more information, go to somo.org/competitions.

October 15

South East Craft Beer Fest, N.H. Scheppers, 1306 Hathman Pl., Columbia. 12 p.m. Early entry $65, general admission $45, VIP $85. For more information and to buy tickets, go to secbeerfest.com.

October 18

Breast Cancer: Latest Advances in Prevention & Treatment Free Seminar, Hawthorn Bank Community Room, 3600 Amazonas Dr. 5:30 to 7:00 p.m.

October 20

Pretty in Pink Ladies Cocktail Party, Capitol Event Center. 5 to 8 p.m. $50 per person, $500 per table (seats eight). Contact Ashley

October 2016 Hale at ashley.hale@cancer.org or 573-635-4839 for more information.

October 20-29

Stained Glass Theatre presents “A Man Called Peter,” Stained Glass Theater, 830 E. High St. Thursdays and Fridays at 7:30 p.m., Saturday matinee at 2:00 p.m. $7 opening night and $9 all other performances. Reservation line: 573-634-5313, online at www.sgtmidmo.org/reservations, or by email admin@sgtmidmo.org.

October 22

Third Annual River City Fall Festival, River City Gardens, Bill Quigg Commons. 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Free. For more information, call Julie Long at 573-295-6263. “Run for Your Life” Haunted Trail Fun Run/ Walk, starting at 711 Kansas St. at 7 p.m. $25 for adults, $20 for students. Register at capitalclassics.weebly.com.

October 27

Thursday Night Live’s ZombieNightLive, corner of Madison and High streets. 6 to 9 p.m., free, or $2 over-21 wristbands. Children under 16 must be accompanied by an adult. For more information, visit Thursday Night Live’s Facebook.

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Do Women and Men invest differently?

Men and women are vastly different from each other and most would probably concur that the two genders frequently behave differently. Various studies and anecdotal evidence suggests these differences in behavior show up in the way that men and women invest: • Men tend to trade more often than women. Men seem to buy and sell investments more frequently than women. This difference could result in an advantage for women investors. For example, if women do trade less, they may incur fewer commission charges, fees and other expenses, all of which can eat into investment returns. Also, by holding investments longer, women may be able to take better advantage of market rallies. • Men tend to invest more aggressively than women. Perhaps not surprisingly, men seem to be more willing to take risks with their investments. This can be both positive and negative. On the positive side, risk is associated with reward, so the more aggressive the investment, the greater the potential for growth. On the negative side, taking too much risk pretty much speaks for itself. Ideally, all investors should stick with investments that fit their individual risk tolerance. • Women are more likely to look at the “big picture.” Although both men and women investors want information, women seem to take a more “holistic” approach — that is, instead of focusing strictly on performance statistics, they tend to delve deeper into their investments’ background, competitive environment and other factors. • Men may be more optimistic about the financial markets. Some studies show that men are more optimistic about key economic indicators and future stock market performance. Optimism can be a valuable asset when it comes to investing; if you have confidence in the future, you’re more likely to invest for it, and to continue investing. Ultimately, it’s your decision-making, not your x- or y-chromosomes, that will determine your ability to make progress toward your long-term goals — so educate yourself and get the help you need from a financial professional.

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elegant HIDEAWAY This custom home feels like a getaway in the Colorado mountains. By M E GA N W H IT E H E A D photos by K E IT H B O R G MEYER 36 | September/October 2016

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HOME TOUR

"I REMEMBER SITTING DOWN WITH THE HOMEOWNER FOR THE FIRST TIME. SHE CAME OUT OF THE GATE WITH LUXURY MOUNTAIN HOME MAGAZINES THAT WE SAT AND PLANNED WITH FOR FOUR HOURS.” - ANGIE ZIMMERMANN

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alking inside this custom home in the bluffs across the bridge, you might think you're still outdoors. With floor-to-ceiling windows, various naturallooking materials, and fantastic forest views, you feel as though you've stepped through a portal into the middle of some Colorado woodlands. The owners of this luxury lodge had a definite vision for their home from the start. "When we bought the land, we wanted something that felt like a hideaway, but was still close to home,” the homeowner says. “We also knew we wanted the Colorado lodge-type house. I wanted the rustic look, but more contemporary." The vaulted ceilings and almost seamless transitions from the great room to the covered deck easily reach the rustic–contemporary look. Every room is painted in warm colors with either plush carpets or dark wood floors. Rooms without carpet have gorgeous rugs, picked by the homeowner, that pull together decor with color. The

granite island in the kitchen perfectly reflects the natural light coming through the wall-width window over the kitchen sink. The double-sided stone fireplace provides warmth and style to both the great room and the dining room. Angie Zimmerman, designer, and Scott Schaeperkoetter, builder, have been with the homeowners from the beginning. "I remember sitting down with the homeowner for the first time,” Zimmerman says. “She came out of the gate with luxury mountain home magazines that we sat and planned with for four hours.” That session began a nearly five-year process, from drawing up plans to finding and buying the land to going through the actual construction. "We decided to go with Signature Homes after they had redone the basement in my previous home. We picked out a room in a magazine, the great room, and planned from there," says the homeowner. "I took that image of the room to Scott, and he drew it up. It was exactly what I envisioned. Once the plans were drawn up, there were very few changes."

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The homeowners wanted their home to feel like a part of the landscape. Once an appropriate spot was chosen, only the necessary number of trees were removed, amplifying the feeling of intimate isolation. From every one of the giant windows in the home, there are breathtaking natural views. Each material used was carefully chosen by the homeowners and the designer together. Some of the materials even have a personal value. The mantel piece on the double sided fireplace,

for example, came from a barn owned by the homeowner's parents. The red, wing-backed chair belonged to the owner's grandfather. The rug in the great room was purchased from a hotel by the homeowner's grandmother. "There's a lot to be said for working with someone who knows what they want," says Zimmerman. From conception to completion, the owners, designer, and contractors worked together to create a home that fits a dream.

â&#x20AC;&#x153;WE ALSO KNEW WE WANTED THE COLORADO LODGE-TYPE HOUSE. I WANTED THE RUSTIC LOOK, BUT MORE CONTEMPORARY." - HOMEOWNER

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"I TOOK THAT IMAGE OF THE ROOM TO SCOTT [SCHAEPERKOETTER], AND HE DREW IT UP. IT WAS EXACTLY WHAT I ENVISIONED. ONCE THE PLANS WERE DRAWN UP, THERE WERE VERY FEW CHANGES." - HOMEOWNER Jefferson City Magazine | 43

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Best Fire Wood burning fireplaces and outdoor gas fire pit Martellaro Marble & Granite Countertops Angie Zimmermann Designer Superior Exteriors Siding and soffit S&K Roofing Stieferman Heating and Cooling HVAC Nathan Voss Suspended concrete deck Capital Installers Overhead garage doors

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HIT LIST

FALL GIFTS Southbank Gift Company, recognized by Downtown Jefferson City as the 2016 Business of the Year, provides their picks for the best fall gifts and decor.

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1. Black and taupe medallion place mats - $7.25

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6. Sunburst mirror - $26.50

4. Juniper and lemon bar soap - $5.50

7. Wine cork holder - $17.95 Reuse your wine corks for a fun decoration in your kitchen or den.

5. Our Story artwork - $15 Made by the ownerâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s cousin, this art will add personality to any room.

8. Arrow door pulls - $6.95 Liven up your office, bedroom, or kitchen space with these pulls.

These reversible place mats add flair to your dining room.

9. Quatrefoil wooden frame $18.00 10. Oui cosmetic bag - $20.25 11. Vase on iron stand - $20.95 Fill with potpourri or flowers to add a bit of color to your room. 12. Fall animal print scarf $15.25

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13. XL wooden basket - $45.00 14. Missouri road map pillow - $46.00 Represent our home state with this statement pillow. 15. Leather tassel necklace $21.00

16. Black crystal tassel necklace - $24.50 Spice up your favorite blouse or dress! 17. Leopard cosmetic bag (large) - $29.95 18. Leopard cosmetic bag (small) - $15.95 Jefferson City Magazine | 51

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WHAT THE PROS KNOW

SPECIAL ADVERTISING SECTION

WHAT THE PROS KNOW WHETHER IT IS HOMEBUILDING, REMODELING, LANDSCAPING, BUYING AND SELLING, OR INSURING, WE HAVE YOU COVERED. FIND OUT WHAT THREE EXPERTS HAVE TO SAY.

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WHAT THE PROS KNOW

SPECIAL ADVERTISING SECTION

SPENCER RUYLE STATE FARM AGENCY JEFFERSON CITY’S BEST! BY SPENCER RUYLE Our agency works hard to be the best insurance agency in mid-Missouri. To us, being the best comes when we properly protect our customers, conduct business in an honest and ethical manner, and work hard to save our customers money. As a growing agency, we constantly discuss why people would want to do business with our agency. We believe people need to see value in the insurance company and people they choose to do business with. These are the value statements we’ve created that guide us daily:

Agent: Spencer Ruyle is committed to providing sound insurance and financial advice to customers. He tries to simplify the insurance buying process and recommends products based on customer needs. Spencer also tries to meet with every new customer to get a better understanding of what is important to them and how they prefer to do business. Spencer is committed to helping people in mid-Missouri and creating lasting relationships with his customers.

Agency: The Ruyle Agency is committed to providing exceptional customer service. We work around our customers’ schedules and strive to be responsive and accurate in everything we do. Our goal is to continue to build relationships based on trust and respect.

Company: State Farm is the largest auto, home, and life insurer in the country. This means State Farm has earned the trust of more people than any other insurance company. State Farm is at its best when people are at their worst. Our company’s mission is to help people manage the risks of everyday life, recover from the unexpected, and realize their dreams.

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With over seven years of insurance experience, Spencer Ruyle brings an enthusiasm not typically seen in the insurance industry. Buying insurance is not very exciting, and oftentimes confusing. However, Spencer and his team work hard to simplify the process, save customers as much money as possible, and create lasting relationships. 573-635-9192 spencer@insuremo.biz statefarm.com/agent/US/MO/Jefferson-cty/ Spencer-Ruyle

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MIDWEST BLOCK & BRICK GROWTH THROUGH COMMUNITY BY MICHELLE JANSEN Midwest Block & Brick’s success story is one of dedication and hard work resulting in continual growth. It reflects humble beginnings, long, laborious hours, and a burning desire to meet the ever increasing product demands of its consumers, both commercial and residential. In 1948, the company operated from a single location in Jefferson City. In 1983, Pat Dubbert became president, chairman of the board, and part owner of Midwest Block & Brick. Numerous acquisitions later, Midwest Products

Group now houses seven companies, including the original Midwest Block & Brick. We are a family-owned business with 23 locations and 12 production facilities in seven different states. We have over 350 employees and strive to be as good of an employer as we are a producer of materials for our customers. Midwest Block & Brick has prided

itself on being involved in the Jefferson City community since the beginning of the business. We hope you notice the donations and sponsorships we make as a statement of support to the town we live in. We believe in our community, and we want to see it continue to grow!

DEDICATION

Michelle Jansen has nearly 20 years of experience in landscaping, design, and construction. As a product consultant with Midwest Block & Brick, she assists homeowners, builders, and landscapers with product selection and design application to best fit any project. Her primary goals are to help the project owner realize priorities, then develop a plan that gives results in the most visually and environmentally effective way possible. (573) 635-7119 mjansen@midwestblock.com midwestblock.com

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BETH McGEORGE RE/MAX CITY’S BEST SERVICE BY BETH MCGEORGE We’re beyond grateful and feel

Here are some services the Beth McGeorge team

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• Customized market analysis

many years. A referral from a past

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client is the ultimate compliment

• Professional photography

a business can receive, but City’s Best votes are a very close second. Anytime we can offer such an outstanding experience that clients choose to send their friends, family, or co-workers our way, we know it’s a sign of a job well done. It gives us even more reason to exceed expectations and offer more value to our clients.

• Full online market exposure • Multiple print advertising avenues • Clear, upfront communication of marketing plan • 20-plus years of real estate experience to lean on for guidance • Consideration of individual needs of each customer • Results — we sell a home every 2.89 days. We’d love the opportunity to show you why we’ve been voted among the City’s Best every single year.

We sell a home every 2.89 days

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Beth McGeorge has sold real estate for RE/MAX Jefferson City for more than 10 years. Her success is attributed to her honesty, competitive drive, and passion for the industry. The Beth McGeorge team prides itself on exceeding clients’ needs and expectations throughout the process of buying or selling a home. Moving can be a stressful process. It’s great when you work with a realtor who can guide you through the closing process and make it quicker and less stressful. 573-761-3489 bethmcgeorge@remax.net bethmcgeorge.com

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ONESTOWATCH Nominations are now open for the 2017 Ones To Watch class that will be featured in Jefferson City Magazineâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s January/February issue recognizing up-and-coming leaders in our community. PREVIOUS CLASSES

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HEALTH AND WELLNESS

RECOVER LOCALLY J E F F E R S O N C I T Y M E D I C A L C A R E C R E AT E S LO C A L A C C E S S TO C U T T I N G E D G E T R E AT M E N T. by M E G AN WHIT E H E A D

or twenty years, Shannon Smith had been going for annual mammograms. For twenty years, the spot on her breast had been negative. Last summer, the scans came up positive. It was cancer. Women in the United States carry a one in eight lifetime risk of getting breast cancer; it’s also the type of cancer most commonly diagnosed in this country. With the prevalence of the disease, it’s important to know where to get the best treatment possible. “It’s a rough thing to go through,” Smith says. “When I was first diagnosed, it was very shocking. You are just devastated.” As a Jefferson City Medical Group employee, Shannon knew the quality of care here in Jefferson City. She decided to keep her treatments local. “You get just as good of care here as you do at other clinics in the country,” says Smith. “I have

(L to R) Dr. Haddadin, Dr. Bechtel, Shannon Smith, Terri Stone

(L to R) Rhonda Cummings, Cristina Klinkner, Shannon Smith, Sylvia Sabala

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Waco Road Trip...

“Fixer Upper” Style 5 Days | Nov. 10-14, 2016

Don’t miss the bus on this exciting adventure! Chip and Joanna Gaines, stars of the HGTV series, “Fixer Upper” call Waco home and are owners of the Magnolia Market at the Silos and a new bakery, Magnolia Flour. Come along and spend some time in Waco learning about this interesting couple and shopping at their market.

Prices starting at $800.00 per person (based on quad occupancy) Tour Features • Miss Laura’s Visitor Center (restored former bordello) • Guided Waco Sightseeing Tour • Shopping at Magnolia Market at the Silos • Oklahoma City National Memorial & Museum • Shopping in Bricktown

• Four Nights Hotel Accommodations • Four Hotel Breakfasts • Four Dinners • All Taxes & Tips on these services • Luggage Handling • Motorcoach Transportation

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HEALTH AND WELLNESS trust in the physicians.” At JCMG, Smith found her support team in Dr. Jonathan Roberts (surgeon), Dr. John Bechtel (radiation oncologist), and Dr. Shadi Haddadin (oncologist). JCMG partners with SSM Health – St. Mary’s to provide quality, up-todate care for every patient. Their goal, according to their website, is to “develop an individualized treatment plan, for our patients and their families, so that we may maximize treatment goals while providing the highest quality of care,” and they accomplish that every day. “Shannon is a great example of the importance of having a multi-disciplinary approach for the management of breast cancer,” says Dr. Haddadin. “Her plan

“The physicians are always there for you. You can call them any time. They even gave me their personal cell phone numbers. They truly care about their patients.”

of care was tailored to her specific needs after a review by our expert treatment team – pathologist, radiologist, surgical oncology, and radiation oncology. She benefited from the latest advances in cancer care.” “Dr. Haddadin is very current,” Smith

says. “He is always researching different strategies, different chemotherapies. He is always on top of the new and the latest-and-greatest procedures and techniques. JCMG’s advancements in health care are just as good as the top clinics in the country.” Dr. Roberts was recognized as the first surgeon in Missouri to use MarginProbe. This new technology allows surgeons to detect cancerous tissue that is not visible to the eye, preventing multiple operations. Not only does this new procedure limit the amount of surgeries needed, it saves patients up to $400,000 in medical expenses. Having experience as an employee and patient of Jefferson City health services, Smith wholeheartedly recommends staying in JCMO for your health care needs. Building relationships locally and being comfortable and familiar with her providers made all the difference in Smith’s treatment and recovery. “When you go into Dr. Haddadin’s office, where they do the chemotherapy, there are other patients there. You get to talk with them, and Terri Stone [a DNP who works with Haddadin] has started a support group that meets once a month. It brings the caregivers and patients together. The physicians are always there for you. You can call them any time. They even gave me their personal cell phone numbers. They truly care about their patients.” A little over a year after her diagnosis, Smith is able to cheer on her daughter, Brynn, who has Down syndrome, at her first ever Special Olympics. Shannon and her husband adopted Brynn from China four years ago. Shannon Smith has reached the point in her care that she was able to ring the survivor’s bell. This is a significant moment for cancer patients and their health care team. Ringing the bell means that the patient is able to stop active treatment and begin their life free of cancer. With the help of her care team, Smith is about as close to remission as you can get. She, her husband, and her three children can again enjoy life, thanks to the knowledgeable treatment and support of her local physicians.

(L to R) Brynn, Shannon, Gavin, Zane, and Brian Smith

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TOWN TALK

A WORD FROM THE MAYOR

Carrie Tergin Our City IS the BEST!

What an honor to be chosen by City

Check out About Town for some amazing

Magazine readers as Best Elected Official!

photos taken inside the walls of the historic

Well right back at ya, #JCMO! As the

prison and at the first-time-ever Outlaw

Best Elected Official, I’ll officially move,

Country Concert, featuring Travis Tritt.

second, declare, and proclaim that we have the best city ever. What makes our city the best? We are one of 50. It’s pretty special to be one of 50 mayors in the country who preside over their state’s capital city. Add to that the honor of being the mayor of Rand

McNally’s

Most

Beautiful Small Towns in America! And, in even more honor, we are the only city in the country with a capitol, a river, and a historic prison. You can’t be the best if you don’t try to get better. We already know #JCMO is the best place to enjoy July 4th, and our Salute to America celebration is the best around. So, how can we make the best even better? This year, it happened with an extra night added for a concert at the historic Missouri State Penitentiary.

Who would have thought we’d be trying so hard to get into prison? They said it couldn’t be done, that there were too many obstacles to overcome (the prison walls

just being one of them). But we had our volunteers and a great partnership with the state, county, and CVB. Who would have ever thought that the prison’s upper yard is set up perfectly for a concert venue? 2,000 people now know and are already looking forward to next year’s event! Our city has the strong support of people who embraced this unknown event and venue. Being the best starts with thinking of it, dreaming of it, then building a plan to reach your goal. And don’t ever give up. To those businesses on the City’s Best list, you already know that the amazing support of the community is why you’re on the list. Without the support of the people, there is no “best” list. If we run our businesses focused solely on our own success, we will be very limited; if we focus our attention on the customer, we will be the best every time. In turn, supporting our local businesses makes our city the best place to live! #CitysBEST

Who would have ever thought that the prison’s upper yard is set up perfectly for a concert venue?

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NEW BUSINESSES

OPEN FOR BUSINESS A C L O S E R L O O K AT N E W A N D E M E R G I NG B US I N E S S E S .

Panera Bread The new location is now open on Missouri Boulevard. While the move wasn’t big in distance, it definitely was in updates. With a sleek, modern facade and interior, diners will enjoy the environment as much as the food. For those in a hurry, there is now a drive-thru. With the drive-thru and online ordering, picking up or dining in at Panera is quicker and easier than ever. 2214 Missouri Blvd. 573-893-7656

Martellaro Marble and Granite Martellaro Marble and Granite is expanding to include a second location. The focus of the new location is to provide their clients with a bigger, closer, and more comfortable buying experience due to their full showroom and large indoor

area for full slabs to be on display. With the building nestled just outside the east end of Jefferson City, they are hoping this second location will make it that much easier to locate and visit them. The intention is to better serve their customers in the Columbia, Jefferson City, and surrounding areas. 10011 Marina Rd. 573-763-5009

Wheelhouse Pizza This family-owned pizza place opened on Rock Hill Road on July 29. Wheelhouse Pizza serves South Chicago style pizza cooked in a brick oven with fresh toppings. Their specialty pizza includes pepperoni, bacon, jalapenos, mushrooms, and onions. Check out their Facebook for special deals and reviews. 458 Rock Hill Rd. 573-635-5598

Pizzaria Napolitana This family restaurant has reopened in a new location. Their first location was on Missouri Boulevard (where Bandana’s is now) and opened in 1978. The Totsikas family opened Ria’s in 2008 and have decided to continue their legacy with the reopening of Pizzaria Napolitana. 829 Eastland Dr. 573-636-5223

Five Below This new store, next to PetSmart, is definitely one to check out. You can find everything from decor to flip-flops, T-shirts to seasonal necessities, all for $5 and under. Five Below is also known for partnering with children’s charities, so don’t miss out on great deals while giving to children in need. 735 Stoneridge Pkwy. 573-761-5122

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Business Briefs Promoted, hired, recognized KEN BROOKS has joined Jefferson City Medical Group as chief information officer. Brooks brings 20 years of information technology and program management experience to the group. He is a project management professional and Six Sigma Green Belt. He also has an Information Technology Infrastructure Library Foundation certification. In addition to his information systems credentials, Brooks is experienced in strategic planning, business process reengineering, and quality management. DR. JASON SHOWMAKER, otolaryngologist at Capital Region Physicians – ENT and Audiology, is now board certified by the American Board of Otolaryngology. Showmaker received his medical degree from the MU School of Medicine, where he also completed his surgical training at the Department of Otolaryngology head and neck surgery residency program. He is a member of the American Academy of Otolaryngology – Head and Neck Surgery, Alpha Omega Alpha honor society, and the Missouri Society of Otolaryngologists. NATHAN KEMPF has accepted the position of development manager for Missouri KidsFirst. Nathan holds a bachelor’s degree in literature from Westminster College and a master’s in literature from MU. Prior to joining Missouri KidsFirst, Nathan advocated for consumers and performed community outreach with the Missouri Department of Insurance. He spent many years teaching literature and composition at MU. DR. WILLIAM “RUSS” CARPENTER has joined Capital Region Physicians Center for Mental Wellness. Carpenter received his Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine degree from Lake Erie College of Osteopathic

Medicine, located in Erie, Pennsylvania. He completed his psychiatry residency at the MU School of Medicine. Carpenter is a member of the American Osteopathic Association, Missouri Association of Osteopathic Physicians and Surgeons, and American Psychiatric Association. DR. MICHAEL MISKO has been named president of physician and ambulatory services for SSM Health’s mid-Missouri and northwest Missouri regions. Misko brings 27 years of clinical experience and nearly 10 years of executive leadership in rural and community-based health care settings to the role. Misko began working for SSM Health on August 15, and he is responsible for the growth and management of physician practices as well as post-acute and ambulatory operations across midMissouri and northwest Missouri. KELLY R. TIFFANY has been promoted to consumer lending operations manager – bank officer for Providence Bank. In her role, Tiffany oversees lending operations, manages the consumer loan portfolio, handles consumer loan collections, and will be responsible for analyzing current system parameters to ensure a seamless customer experience through the loan application process. Tiffany joined Providence Bank in 2006 and has over 21 years of banking and lending experience. MATT JOHNSON has joined the KRCG 13 team as news director. Matt has worked for the past three years for KOMU as content manager. Matt has also worked in Minneapolis, MN, Jackson, MS and Chattanooga, TN in assignment managing, anchoring, and reporting roles. He is a graduate of the MU School of Journalism and has a strong background in digital content and social media integration.

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neighborhood Hy-Vee, access to health care just got easier. Open 7 days a week for patients two years and older. In one stop you can check sore throats, ear aches, rashes and other minor illnesses off your list.

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Business Briefs Promoted, hired, recognized MISSOURI HOSPITAL ASSOCIATION Marc Ellinger, Amy Freeman, and Lorelei Schwartz have been awarded Governance Excellence Certificates by the Missouri Hospital Association for completing MHA’s voluntary educational program for hospital board members. The Governance Excellence Certificate Program was launched in 2011 to enhance hospital trustees’ skills and provide them with increased knowledge of issues in hospital governance to help them make effective decisions for their organizations. To earn recognition, Ellinger, Freeman, and Schwartz attended a one-day session at MHA’s annual convention in November 2015 and were required to complete six of eight independent study modules. U.S. RENTS-IT Daron Williams has been hired as a small engine repair technician for U.S. Rents-It. He will be serving customers in the Jefferson City location. Williams has achieved bronze certification as a Stihl technician, and he most recently served as an ASE-certified automotive technician for 14 years. Justin Twyman has been hired as team partner in the equipment rental department for U.S. Rents-It. He maintains and services equipment, loads and unloads trailers, instructs his customers on equipment use, and provides quality service to customers. Tim Ruediger has been promoted to team leader at U.S. Rents-It, where he supervises his equipment rental staff. He trains employees on equipment service, equipment knowledge, and customer relations. He has also achieved bronze certification as a Stihl technician. KATHY PABST, executive director of the Missouri Academy of Family Physicians,

has earned the Certified Association Executive designation. To be designated as a CAE, an applicant must have a minimum of three years’ experience with nonprofit organization management, complete a minimum of 100 hours of specialized professional development, pass a stringent examination in association management, and pledge to uphold a code of ethics. To maintain the certification, individuals must undertake ongoing professional development and activities in association and nonprofit management. ALEX CHRISTGEN is the new executive director for the Center for Public Safety, effective immediately. Christgen filled the role on an interim basis after the vacancy created by Becky Miller’s departure in October 2015. Christgen has been with CPS since 2011. Excellence and collaboration are points of emphasis for Alex as she continues with CPS, a nonprofit dedicated to improving patient safety across the continuum of care. REGGIE VADEN, Jefferson City’s only colorectal surgeon, has earned the status of shareholder with JCMG. Shareholder status in JCMG is conferred by a vote of the board of directors. It requires that the physician have a growing medical practice and a high level of achievement in their medical field. AUTUMN HAN, is joining Capital Region Physicians – Pediatrics. Dr. Han received her medical degree from the MU School of Medicine, and she completed her pediatric internship and residency at Children’s Mercy Hospitals and Clinics through the University of Missouri – Kansas City. Dr. Han is a member of the American Academy of Pediatrics and the American Medical Association.

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PUMPKIN PATCH The Fischer Farms Pumpkin Patch is getting ready for Fall. With a corn maze, a hayride, and petting zoo, you won’t want to miss the fun! Pick your pumpkins over the bridge on Mokane Rd. while enjoying a beautiful view of our Capitol. Visit the Fischer Farms Pumpkin Patch and Corn Maze Facebook for more information.

The tradition of trick-or-treating has been around since the 1950s. Families who wanted to participate would decorate their houses, and the children in their costumes would ask for treats to protect themselves from tricks. Those who did not want to be involved in the festivities would turn off all their lights to “hide” from the trick-ortreaters. Help out trick-or-treaters in Jeff City this Halloween!

PINK PRIDE

ST. MARY’S RECOGNIZED In its most recent rankings, U.S. News & World Report recognized SSM Health St. Mary’s Hospital – Jefferson City with high performing marks for care of congestive heart failure and chronic obstructive pulmonary disease. The U.S. News Best Hospitals rankings, now in their 27th year, help guide patients to hospitals that deliver outstanding care across 25 specialties, procedures, and conditions. The Best Hospitals methodologies include objective measures such as patient survival, the number of times a given procedure is performed, infection rates, adequacy of nurse staffing, and more. U.S. News evaluates nearly 5,000 hospitals nationwide.

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October is Breast Cancer Awareness month. Get tested, donate, and show your love to survivors. The Community Breast Care Project of Jefferson City is hosting the Ride for the Ribbon event on October 1 to raise awareness at the local Eagles Club. Registration begins at 11 a.m. the day of the event. Join for music, a silent auction, a raffle, and BBQ!

PUTT-PUTT PARTY September 21 is National Miniature Golf Day. Head over to Turkey Creek with the family or a date and play a round or two! Miniature golf got its start in Scotland at the Ladies’ Putting Club of St. Andrews in 1867, due to golf being considered unladylike at the time. Mini golf came to the United States in 1916, on the rooftops of New York skyscrapers.

WORLD PASTA DAY Get out your spaghetti, farfalle, rotini, etc., on October 25 for World Pasta Day. This annual event began in 1995, in Rome. The World Pasta Congress and the National Pasta Association promote this holiday to spread the word about the nutritional value of pasta.

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N AT I O N A L G R A N D PA R E N TS ’ DAY On the Sunday after Labor Day, we celebrate our grandparents. This is the perfect opportunity to spoil the people in your life who have always spoiled you! Visit, call, or Skype your grandpas and grandmas to let them know how much you love and appreciate them. This day was designated in 1978 by President Jimmy Carter.

GOLF FOR GOOD The 19th annual Capital Region Medical Center Bill & Shirley Quigg Memorial Golf Tournament was held on Monday, June 27 at Jefferson City Country Club and Meadow Lake Acres Country Club. The event raised $50,371.29 for the Family Waiting Experience Project. The tournament is named after Bill and Shirley Quigg, who, during their lives, gave to Capital Region and the Jeff City community. Since 1998, the Quigg Tournament has raised $974,372 for various projects at Capital Region Medical Center.

EXPRESS CARE Express Care of JCMG opened August 1 at 1735 Elm Ct. This new walk-in clinic is perfect for minor illnesses and injuries. Patients can be seen from 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday, and from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Saturday, Sunday, and most holidays — no appointments necessary. A grand opening celebration for Express Care will be held at 9 a.m. on Saturday, September 10 at the new location. Enjoy refreshments, health screenings, games, and giveaways. For more information, visit www.jcmg.org.

POUND THE KEYS September is National Piano Month, so pull out your keyboard and learn (or relearn) at least one song a week to celebrate. Channel your inner Scott Joplin and compose a piece, even if you only play it for yourself. The first piano, by the way, was made in Padua, Italy in 1709, in the shop of a harpsichord maker named Bartolomeo di Francesco Cristofori.

JAY PRIDE ALIVE The JC Alumni Association is hosting a homecoming party for alumni and supporters of Jefferson City High School on September 22 at the Millbottom. Join them after the parade for live music, bottomless cups, and food trucks for only $15. Tickets are available at jaypridealive.org.

EXTENSION FALL FESTIVAL The 40th Annual Cole County Extension Fall Festival is coming on September 10th! Don’t miss out on this event with more than 165 vendors from Missouri and surrounding states selling their craft items. Peruse through yard art, home décor, honey, gourds, jewelry, wood working, clothing, and much more. Kids twelve and under get in free, thirteen and older only pay $2!

SUBMIT YOUR EVENTS BY EMAILING : Megan Whitehead at mwhitehead@businesstimescompany.com

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After a month of voting, your picks for the 2016 City’s Best are in! We at City Magazine and the winners appreciate your participation and support. Thank you for taking the time to vote for your favorites. Check out the people, places, and services that make up the best of our community. We hope you find some new, or new to you, places to enjoy and continue to support classic favorites. Whether you are born and raised in JC, new to town, or just visiting, use this as a guide to get to know our great city. Remember, locally we can stand stronger. Enjoy discovering the 2016 City’s Best winners!

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Arts, Food & Entertainment Best Appetizers

Best Barbecue

Best Burger

216 Madison St., Jefferson City, 573-634-2988, madisonscafe.com

Wildwood Shopping Center 3505 Missouri Blvd., Jefferson City, 573-636-4227, lutzbbq.com

703 Jefferson St., Jefferson City, 573-636-8751

1ST PLACE: MADISON’S CAFE

2ND PLACE: ARRIS’ BISTRO 409 W. Miller St., Jefferson City, 573-634-8400, arrisbistro.com

1ST PLACE: LUTZ’S BBQ

2ND PLACE: BANDANA’S BAR-B-Q 2336 Missouri Blvd., Jefferson City, 573-634-7427, bandanasbbq.com

Best Bar

1ST PLACE: J. PFENNY’S SPORTS GRILL & PUB 215 E. High St., Jefferson City, 573-644-9999

2ND PLACE: PADDY MALONE’S IRISH PUB 700 W. Main St., Jefferson City, 573-761-5900, paddymalonespub.com

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Best Breakfast 1ST PLACE: OSCAR’S CLASSIC DINER

2118 Schotthill Woods Dr., Jefferson City, 573-659-0006, oscarsclassicdiner.com

2ND PLACE: MEL’S COUNTRY CAFE 2421 Industrial Dr., Jefferson City, 573-893-9115, melscountrystylecafe.com

1ST PLACE: ECCO LOUNGE

2ND PLACE: PADDY MALONE’S IRISH PUB 700 W. Main St., Jefferson City, 573-761-5900, paddymalonespub.com

Best Charity

1ST PLACE: UNITED WAY OF CENTRAL MISSOURI 205 Alameda Dr., Jefferson City, 573-636-4100, unitedwaycemo.org

2ND PLACE: SAMARITAN CENTER 1310 E. McCarty St., Jefferson City 573-634-7776, midmosamaritan.org

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Best Coffee

1ST PLACE: YANIS COFFEE ZONE

BEST COFFEE

130 E. High St., Jefferson City,573-761-4277 yaniscoffeezone.blogspot.com

F I R S T

2ND PLACE: DUNN BROS COFFEE 3218 W. Edgewood Dr., No. 1300, Jefferson City, 573-893-5303 dunnbrothers.com

Best Dessert

1ST PLACE: ARRIS’ BISTRO 409 W. Miller St., Jefferson City, 573-634-8400, arrisbistro.com

2ND PLACE: CENTRAL DAIRY 610 Madison St., Jefferson City, 573-635-6148, centraldairy.biz

Best French Fries 1ST PLACE: MCDONALD’S

918 Jefferson St., 573-635-3903; 724 W. Stadium Blvd., 573-634-5899; 815 Eastland Dr., 573-636-9991; 3124 S. Ten Mile Dr., 573-893-4921, mcmissouri.com

2ND PLACE: FREDDY’S FROZEN CUSTARD & STEAKBURGERS 2103 Missouri Blvd., Jefferson City, 573-556-5571, freddysusa.com

Best Fried Chicken

1ST PLACE: LEE’S FAMOUS RECIPE CHICKEN 1550 Missouri Blvd., Jefferson City, 573-635-1603, showmelees.com

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2ND PLACE: STEVE’S FAMILY STYLE RESTAURANT 8705 Route C, Lohman, 573-782-0102

Best Happy Hour

Best Italian Food

Best Milkshake

1ST PLACE: MADISON’S CAFE

573-635-6148, centraldairy.biz

216 Madison St., Jefferson City, 573-634-2988, madisonscafe.com

1ST PLACE: J. PFENNY’S SPORTS GRILL & BAR

2ND PLACE: DOMENICO’S ITALIAN RESTAURANT

215 E. High St., Jefferson City, 573-644-9999

Blvd., Jefferson City, 573-893-5454,

1ST PLACE: CENTRAL DAIRY 610 Madison St., Jefferson City,

2ND PLACE: ZESTO DRIVE-IN SOUTH 1730 Jefferson St., Jefferson City, 573-659-7117, zestodriveinsouth.com

Capital Plaza West, 3702 W. Truman

2ND PLACE: SPECTATORS SPORTS BAR & BILLIARDS

Best Place to Catch Live Music

232 E. High St., Jefferson City, 573-632-9700, spectatorsjeffcity.com

915 E. High St., Jefferson City,

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1ST PLACE: THE MISSION 573-893-2800, themissionjc.com

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2ND PLACE: SPECTATORS SPORTS BAR & BILLIARDS 232 E. High St., Jefferson City, 573-632-9700, spectatorsjeffcity.com

BEST PIZZA F I R S T

Best Place for Ice Cream

1ST PLACE: CENTRAL DAIRY 610 Madison St., Jefferson City, 573-635-6148, centraldairy.biz

2ND PLACE: ZESTO DRIVE-IN SOUTH 1730 Jefferson St., Jefferson City, 573-659-7117, zestodriveinsouth.com

Best Place for Outdoor Dining

1ST PLACE: MADISON’S CAFE 216 Madison St., Jefferson City, 573-634-2988, madisonscafe.com

2ND PLACE: EL JIMADOR

Arris' Pizza

2930 W. Edgewood Dr., Jefferson City, 573638-0232, eljimadormexrestaurant.com

Best Place for a Power Lunch

1ST PLACE: MADISON’S CAFE 216 Madison St., Jefferson City, 573-634-2988, madisonscafe.com

2ND PLACE: THE OLD BRICK HOUSE DELI 2421 W. Edgewood Dr., Jefferson City, 573-893-4242, theoldbrickhousedeli.com

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Best Place for a Romantic Dinner

1ST PLACE: MADISON’S CAFE 216 Madison St., Jefferson City, 573-634-2988, madisonscafe.com

2ND PLACE: ALEXANDRO’S RESTAURANT 2125 Missouri Blvd., Jefferson City, 573-634-7740, alexandrosandtgs.com

Best Pizza

1ST PLACE: ARRIS’ PIZZA 117 W. High St., Jefferson City, 573-635-9225, arrispizzaonline.com

2ND PLACE: WEST MAIN PIZZA 1931 W. Main St., Jefferson City, 573-636-6999, westmainpizzajcmo.com

Best Restaurant

1ST PLACE: MADISON’S CAFE 216 Madison St., Jefferson City, 573-634-2988, madisonscafe.com

2ND PLACE: THE GRAND CAFE 107 E. High St., Jefferson City, 573-635-7842, grandcafejc.com

Best Salad

1ST PLACE: MADISON’S CAFE 216 Madison St., Jefferson City, 573-634-2988, madisonscafe.com

2ND PLACE: THE OLD BRICK HOUSE DELI 2421 W. Edgewood Dr., Jefferson City, 573-893-4242, theoldbrickhousedeli.com

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Best Sandwich

1ST PLACE: THE OLD BRICK HOUSE DELI 2421 W. Edgewood Dr., Jefferson City, 573-893-4242, theoldbrickhousedeli.com

BEST SUSHI F I R S T

2ND PLACE: JEFFERSON CITY SUB SHOP 1902 Missouri Blvd., Jefferson City, 573-659-8181

Best Seafood

1ST PLACE: RED LOBSTER 3519 Country Club Dr., Jefferson City, 573-635-6737, redlobster.com

2ND PLACE: MADISON’S CAFE 216 Madison St., Jefferson City, 573-634-2988, madisonscafe.com

Best Steak

1ST PLACE: LONGHORN STEAKHOUSE Wildwood Shopping Center, 3545 Missouri Blvd., Jefferson City, 573-636-9100, longhornsteakhouse.com

2ND PLACE: COLTON’S STEAK HOUSE & GRILL 2415 Missouri Blvd., Jefferson City, 573-635-5336, coltonssteakhouse.com

Best Sushi

1ST PLACE: LOVE SUSHI 2201 Missouri Blvd., Jefferson City, 573-634-0095

2ND PLACE: FUJI JAPANESE STEAKHOUSE Capital Mall, 3600 Country Club Dr., Jefferson City, 573-634-8578, fujisteakhousejeffersoncity.com 84 | September/October 2016

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Best Adult Care

1ST PLACE: HEISINGER BLUFFS & ST. JOSEPH'S BLUFFS 1002 W. Main St., Jefferson City, 573-636-6288 / 1306 W. Main St., Jefferson City, 573-635-0166, lssliving.org

2ND PLACE: PRIMROSE RETIREMENT COMMUNITY 1214 Freedom Ct., Jefferson City, 573-415-0277, primroseretirement.com

Best Banquet Facility

1ST PLACE: CAPITAL PLAZA HOTEL AND CONVENTION CENTER 415 W. McCarty St., Jefferson City, 573-635-1234, capitolplazajeffersoncity.com

2ND PLACE: THE MILLBOTTOM

Best Beer Selection

1ST PLACE: J PFENNY’S SPORTS GRILL & PUB 217 E. High St., Jefferson City, 573-644-9999

2ND PLACE: PRISON BREWS 305 Ash St., Jefferson City, 573-635-0678, prisonbrews.com

400 W. Main St., Jefferson City, 573-690-6400, millbottom.com

Best Antique Mall

1ST PLACE: HISTORIC YELLOW MOON ANTIQUE MALL & GIFT SHOP 508 Broadway, Jefferson City, 573-893-6627

2ND PLACE: MISSOURI BOULEVARD ANTIQUE MALL 1415 Missouri Blvd., Jefferson City, 573-636-5636

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Best Caterer 1ST PLACE: ARGYLE CATERING COMPANY

168 Walnut St., Argyle, 573-680-1144, argylecatering.com

Best Grocery Store 3721 W. Truman Blvd., Jefferson City, 573-893-2505, hy-vee.com

2ND PLACE: GERBES

102 E. High St., Jefferson City, 573-636-0023, reveljcmo.com

573-659-3600 / 2805 W. Truman Blvd.,

2101 Schotthill Woods Dr., Jefferson City, Jefferson City, 573-893-3111, gerbes.com

Best Hair Salon 1ST PLACE: SUPER HAIR

3702 W. Truman Blvd., Jefferson City, 573-893-4244

1ST PLACE (TIE): K’S CONSIGNMENT SHOP

2ND PLACE: HAUTE SALON

722-A Jefferson St., Jefferson City, 573659-7446, ksconsignmentshop.weebly.com

573-634-7476, hautesalonjc.com

1ST PLACE (TIE): SNOB SHOP EXCHANGE 211 E. High St., Jefferson City, 573-616-1006

2ND PLACE: THE XCHANGE BOUTIQUE 830 E. High St., Jefferson City, 573-761-5239, thexchangeboutique.com

Best Florist

112 E. High St., Jefferson City,

Best Heating & AC

1ST PLACE: WOODMAN ENGINEERING 217 Commerce Dr., Jefferson City, 573-893-3131, woodmanengineering.com

2ND PLACE: STIEFERMAN HEATING CO. 3526 Rock Ridge Rd., Jefferson City,

1ST PLACE: RIVER CITY FLORIST

573-635-3547, lennoxdealer.com

212 Madison St., Jefferson City, 573-634-3737, rivercityflorist.net

Best Home Furnishing Store

2ND PLACE: BUSCH’S FLORIST 620 Madison St., Jefferson City, 573-636-7113, buschsflorist.com

618 Broadway, Jefferson City, 573-635-8877, theschaeferhouse.com

1ST PLACE: HY-VEE

2ND PLACE: REVEL CATERING & EVENTS

Best Consignment Shop

2ND PLACE: SCHAEFER HOUSE

Best Nursery/ Garden Center

1ST PLACE: LONGFELLOW’S GARDEN CENTER 12007 Lookout Trl., Centertown, 573-584-9611, longfellowsgarden.com

2ND PLACE: LOWE’S HOME IMPROVEMENT 3441 Missouri Blvd., Jefferson City, 573-638-2400, lowes.com

Best Paint and Body Shop 1ST PLACE: XTREME BODY & PAINT

1007 Lomo Dr., Jefferson City, 573-893-8722, xtremebodyandpaint.com

2ND PLACE: FISCHER BODY SHOP 2816 W. Main St., Jefferson City, 573-635-3154, fischerbodyshop.com

Best Pest Control Company 1ST PLACE: STEVE’S PEST CONTROL

190 N. Greenway Dr., Holts Summit, 573-896-4868, stevespestcontrol.com

1ST PLACE: JC MATTRESS FACTORY & FURNITURE

2ND PLACE: ART’S PEST CONTROL

4725 Horner Rd., Jefferson City,

429 W. Miller St., Jefferson City, 573-634-3299, artspestcontrol.com

573-893-8361, jcmattressonline.com

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Best Place for Cosmetic Procedures

1ST PLACE: JCMG LASER & VEIN CENTER 2511 W. Edgewood Dr., Jefferson City, 573-761-5277, jcmglaser.com

2ND PLACE: NEW SKINSATIONS 751 W. Stadium Blvd. Suite C, Jefferson City, 573-659-7546, newskinsations.com

Best Place for Friendly Banking 1ST PLACE: CENTRAL BANK

238 Madison St., Jefferson City, 573-6341111, centralbank.net

2ND PLACE: JEFFERSON BANK 700 Southwest Blvd., Jefferson City, 573-634-0800, jefferson-bank.com

Best Place for Fine Jewelry

Best Place for Singles to meet

1803 Missouri Blvd. Suite A, Jefferson City, 573-634-4241 thebluediamond.com

215 E. High St., Jefferson City, 573-644-9999

1ST PLACE: J PFENNY’S SPORTS GRILL & PUB

1ST PLACE: THE BLUE DIAMOND

2ND PLACE: KAS A DESIGNS 308 W. Dunklin St., Jefferson City, 573-634-8198, kasadesigns.com

Best Place for Men’s Fashions 1ST PLACE: DILLARD’S

3600 Country Club Dr., Jefferson City, 573-893-4497, dillards.com

2ND PLACE: BONES RESTAURANT & LOUNGE 210 Commercial Ave., Jefferson City, 573-636-8955

Best Place for Spa Services

1ST PLACE: RIVERSONG SPA AND SALON 109 W. Ashley St., Jefferson City, 573-636-9796, riversongspa.com

2ND PLACE: SAMUEL’S TUXEDO & GIFTS

2ND PLACE: NEW SKINSATIONS

236 E. High St., Jefferson City, 573-634-7267, samuelstuxedos.com

751 W. Stadium Blvd. Suite C, Jefferson City, 573-659-7546, newskinsations.com

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Best Place for Unique Gifts 1ST PLACE: UNIQUELY ROSE BOUTIQUE 704 W. Main St., Jefferson City, 573-634-7172

2ND PLACE: SOUTHBANK GIFT COMPANY 110 E. High St., Jefferson City, 573-659-4438, southbankgifts.com

Best Place for Women’s Fashions 1ST PLACE: SAFFEES FASHIONS

227 E. High St., Jefferson City, 573-636-4512, saffees.com

2ND PLACE: KOHL’S 715 Stoneridge Blvd., Jefferson City, 573-638-3488, kohls.com

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Best Place Only Locals Know About 1ST PLACE: ECCO LOUNGE 703 Jefferson St., Jefferson City, 573-636-8751

2ND PLACE: PADDY MALONE’S IRISH PUB 700 W. Main St., Jefferson City, 573-761-5900, paddymalonespub.com

Best Place to Buy a New Car 1ST PLACE: RILEY AUTO GROUP

2033 Christy Dr., Jefferson City, 573-634-2324 / 2105 Christy Dr., Jefferson City, 573-893-3100, goriley.com

2ND PLACE: JOE MACHENS CAPITAL CITY FORD LINCOLN 807 Southwest Blvd., Jefferson City, 573-634-4444, machensfordcapitalcity.com

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Best Place to Buy a Used Car 1ST PLACE: RILEY AUTO GROUP

2033 Christy Dr., Jefferson City, 573-634-2324 / 2105 Christy Dr., Jefferson City, 573-893-3100, goriley.com

2ND PLACE: JOE MACHENS CAPITAL CITY FORD LINCOLN 807 Southwest Blvd., Jefferson City, 573-634-4444, machensfordcapitalcity.com

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Best Place to Buy Shoes

1ST PLACE: AMERICAN SHOE 221 E. High St., Jefferson City, 573-636-8313, americanshoeinc.com

2ND PLACE: SHOE CARNIVAL 3535 Missouri Blvd., Jefferson City, 573-659-0620, shoecarnival.com

Best Place to Splurge on Her

1ST PLACE: UNIQUELY ROSE BOUTIQUE 704 W. Main St., Jefferson City, 573-634-7172

2ND PLACE: RIVERSONG SPA AND SALON 109 W. Ashley St., Jefferson City, 573-636-9796, riversongspa.com

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1ST PLACE: DICK’S SPORTING GOODS 739 Stoneridge Blvd., Jefferson City, 573-556-5602, stores.dickssportinggoods.com

2ND PLACE: DILLARD’S Capital Mall, 3600 Country Club Dr., Jefferson City, 573-893-4497, dillards.com

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2ND PLACE: SAM B. COOK HEALTHPLEX & FITNESS CENTER

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Best Pharmacy 1ST PLACE: WHALEY’S PHARMACY

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2ND PLACE: JCMG PHARMACY 1241 W. Stadium Blvd., Jefferson City, 573-556-7780, jcmg.org

Best Water Treatment

1ST PLACE: ECOWATER SYSTEMS 2105 Industrial Dr., Jefferson City, 573-636-3800, ecowater.com

2ND PLACE: CULLIGAN OF JEFFERSON CITY 2527 E. McCarty St., Jefferson City, 573-634-2900, culligan.com

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1ST PLACE: ABIY'S INTERNATIONAL WINE 3702 W. Truman Blvd. Suite 205, Jefferson City, 573-893-3299

2ND PLACE: HY-VEE 3721 W. Truman Blvd., Jefferson City, 573-893-2505, hy-vee.com 96 | September/October 2016

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Best Accountant

1ST PLACE: TERRY SEABAUGH ADVANCED TAX & ACCOUNTING SERVICE

Best Builder

1ST PLACE: SCOTT SCHAEPERKOETTER SIGNATURE HOMES OF JEFFERSON CITY, INC.

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2ND PLACE: JUDITH BRENNEKE CPA, PC

2ND PLACE: WAYNE BERNSKOETTER WAYNE BERNSKOETTER CONSTRUCTION

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Best Bartender

1ST PLACE: JEREMY HESS J. PFENNY’S SPORTS GRILL & BAR 215 E. High St., Jefferson City, 573-644-9999

2ND PLACE: RONNA TRESSLAR MADISON’S CAFE 216 Madison St., Jefferson City, 573-634-2988, madisonscafe.com

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Best Chef

1ST PLACE: JOHNNY GRAHAM REVEL CATERING & EVENTS 102 E. High St., Jefferson City, 573-636-0023, reveljcmo.com

2ND PLACE: RYAN DAVIS ARGYLE CATERING COMPANY 168 Walnut St., Argyle, 573-680-1144, argylecatering.com

Best Chiropractor

1ST PLACE: DR. KEVIN WHEAT WHEAT CHIROPRACTIC & WELLNESS CENTER 3121 Emerald Ln. Ste. 1000, Jefferson City, 573-636-3555, wheatchiropractic.com

2ND PLACE: DR. TANNER COLEMAN COLEMAN FAMILY CHIROPRACTIC 1515 E. High St., Jefferson City, 573-635-0327, colemanfamilychiro.com

Best Dentist

1ST PLACE: DR. TYLER SLAUGHTER RIVERBEND DENTISTRY 913 Leslie Blvd., Jefferson City, 573-635-6080, riverbenddentistry.com

2ND PLACE: DR. JASON DUNVILLE 3237 W. Truman Blvd., No. 201, Jefferson City, 573-635-2571, dunvillesmiles.com Jefferson City Magazine | 97

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1ST PLACE: DR. PATRICK SPORLEDER SSM HEALTH MEDICAL GROUP 3527 W. Truman Blvd., Jefferson City, 573-761-7979, ssmhealthmidmo.com

2ND PLACE: ALFRED JOHNSON JCMG FAMILY MEDICINE & PEDIATRICS 1241 W. Stadium Blvd., Jefferson City, 573-635-5264, jcmg.org

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Best Elected Official Johnny Graham

1ST PLACE: MAYOR CARRIE TERGIN 320 E. McCarthy St., Jefferson City, 573-634-6410, jeffersoncitymo.gov

2ND PLACE: SEN. MIKE KEHOE 201 W. Capitol Ave., Jefferson City, 573-751-2076, senate.mo.gov

Best Esthetician 1ST PLACE: HEATHER MORTIMER RIVERSONG SPA & SALON 109 W. Ashley St., Jefferson City, 573-636-9796, riversongspa.com

2ND PLACE: LINDSEY CROUSE NEW SKINSATIONS

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Best Eye Doctor 1ST PLACE: DR. PAIGE HEDGPATH EYES ON MISSOURI

323 Monroe St., Jefferson City, 573-635-1313, eyesonmissouri.com

2ND PLACE: DR. JAMES LUETKEMEYER CAPITOL EYE CARE 1705 Christy Dr., No.101, Jefferson City, 573-635-0115, capitoleyecarelasik.com

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Best Financial Advisor

1ST PLACE: FRANK BURKHEAD BURKHEAD & ASSOCIATES 600 E. Capitol Ave., No. 1, Jefferson City, 573-635-1181, burkheadllc.com

2ND PLACE: KELLY KRUSE EDWARD JONES 1428 Jefferson St., Jefferson City, 573-634-1428, edwardjones.com

Best Insurance Agent/Agency

1ST PLACE: CHRISTOPHER LUECKEL ALLSTATE INSURANCE 520 Dix Rd., Jefferson City, 573-635-1600, agents.allstate.com

2ND PLACE: NAUGHTNAUGHT INSURANCE AGENCY 1441 Christy Dr., Jefferson City, 573-634-2727, naught-naught.com

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Kim Roberts and Marianne Ryno

1ST PLACE: CASEY MARSCH MID-CITY LUMBER 118 Jaycee Dr., Jefferson City, 573-636-6183, midcitylumber.com

2ND PLACE (TIE): ANGIE ZIMMERMAN SIGNATURE HOMES OF JEFFERSON CITY 226 Paradigm, Jefferson City, 573-659-4663, signaturehomesjc.com

2ND PLACE (TIE): TINA DAVIS DESIGNS BY TINA 5101 Sandstone Ln., Jefferson City, 573-821-6814

Best Lawyer

1ST PLACE: SCOTT HAMBLIN BRYDON, SWEARENGEN & ENGLAND

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2ND PLACE: EMILY FRETWELL BANDRÉ, HUNT & SNIDER 227 Madison St., Jefferson City, 573-635-2424, bandrehuntersnider.com

Best Local Artist 1ST PLACE: JIM DYKE 116 E. High St., Jefferson City, 573-634-7646

2ND PLACE: JENNIFER NEFF GYPSY ART STUDIO Jefferson City, 573-634-0169, gypsyartstudio@gmail.com, facebook.com/gypsyartstudio

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Best Local Band

1ST PLACE: FIVE TURN KNOT 573-338-0739, 573-230-8776, facebook.com/fiveturnknot

2ND PLACE: THE CHERRY PISTOLS 573-298-2774, info@thecherrypistols.com, thecherrypistols.com

Best Local Musician

1ST PLACE: SKI COLLINS BASSIST, DEEPER BLUE lisaandski@gmail.com

2ND PLACE: QUENTIN RICE THE CHERRY PISTOLS

128 Dunklin St., Jefferson City, 573-634-3036, wilsonsfitnessjeffcity.com

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Best Massage Therapist

1ST PLACE: MEG GAMM RADIANCE VEIN CARE & SPA 1432 Southwest Blvd., Jefferson City, 573-632-5219, radiancejc.com

2ND PLACE: RACHEL STEINMEIER WILSON’S YOGA STUDIO

Best Mechanic

1ST PLACE: GREG ROLLINS ROLLINS AUTOMOTIVE 2004 Idlewood Rd., Jefferson City, 573-761-5119

2ND PLACE: CHRIS BRYANT JOE MACHENS CAPITAL CITY FORD LINCOLN 807 Southwest Blvd., Jefferson City, 573-634-4444, machensfordcapitalcity.com

BEST ELECTED OFFICIAL

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Best Personal Trainer

1ST PLACE: SARAH HARBOUR SAM B. COOK HEALTHPLEX & FITNESS CENTER

1ST PLACE: KRISTINA McMICHAEL-SCHWANT McMICHAEL REALTY TEAM

1432 Southwest Blvd., Jefferson City, 573-632-5614, sbchealthplex.crmc.org

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2ND PLACE: ERIN BIDLACK WILSON’S TOTAL FITNESS

2ND PLACE: BETH McGEORGE BETH McGEORGE RE/MAX

Capital Mall, 3600 Country Club Dr., Jefferson City, 573-634-3036, wilsonsfitnessjeffcity.com

2316 St. Mary’s Blvd., No. 200, Jefferson City, 573-761-3489, bethmcgeorge.com

Best Pharmacist

Best Salon Stylist

1ST PLACE: MARIANNE RYNO HY-VEE 3721 W. Truman Blvd., Jefferson City, 573-893-2505, hy-vee.com

2ND PLACE: KIM ROBERTS PYRAMID PHARMACY 3501 W. Truman Blvd., 573-556-5551, Jefferson City, pyramidhhs.com

Best Radio Personality

BEST

1ST PLACE: BLAKE NICHOLS HAUTE SALON 112 E. High St., Jefferson City, 573-634-7476, hautesalonjc.com

2ND PLACE: LISA COLLINS LaSIENNE SALON & DAY SPA 110 Bolivar St., Jefferson City, 573-636-4699, lasiennesalon.com

1ST PLACE: WARREN KRECH ZIMMER RADIO GROUP

Best TV Personality

3109 S. Ten Mile Dr., Jefferson City, 573-893-5696, zimmercommunications.com

10188 Old Highway 54 N., New Bloomfield, 573-896-5144, krcgtv.com

2ND PLACE: JOHN MARSH ZIMMER RADIO GROUP

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Best Real Estate Agent

3109 S. Ten Mile Dr., Jefferson City, 573-893-5696, zimmercommunications.com

1ST PLACE: ROD SMITH KRCG

2ND PLACE: ZAC EVANS KRCG 10188 Old Highway 54 N., New Bloomfield, 573-896-5144, krcgtv.com

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Best Travel Agency

1ST PLACE: CENTRAL TRAVEL 103 W. High St., Jefferson City, 573-634-1317, gocentraltravel.com

2ND PLACE: CLASSIC TRAVEL AND TOURS 1025 Southwest Blvd., Jefferson City, 573-634-4881, classictravel.org

Best Yoga Instructor

1ST PLACE: MEGAN SAPPINGTON WILSON’S YOGA STUDIO 128 Dunklin St., Jefferson City, 573-634-3036, wilsonsfitnessjeffcity.com

2ND PLACE: ALBERTA MOBLEY, INDEPENDENT INSTRUCTOR

Best Veterinarian

1ST PLACE: DR. GREG POPP WEATHERED ROCK VET CLINIC 2224 Weathered Rock Rd., Jefferson City, 573-634-2223, weatheredrockvet.com

BEST FINANCIAL ADVISOR

2ND PLACE: DR. DEAN BATES, SUMMIT VETERINARY SERVICES 197 Hickory Ln., Holts Summit, 573-896-9301, summitveterinaryservices.com

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plays old, familiar tunes. It’s the 1950s all over again, with a twist. “There weren’t any theme restaurants around here when we opened,” says Lisa Mankin, who owns the business with her husband, Kurt. “We wanted something fun and family oriented, so we came up with the diner.” Good plan. Earlier this year, Oscar’s was voted as having the No. 1 lunch special in

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but he always hoped that Kurt and his father,

Sadly, father and son would only have a

Bob (known as Fuzzy), would take over the

few years working together on their family

restaurant. In 2004, a decade after Oscar

dream before Fuzzy passed, but by then,

passed away, the two reopened the place.

the restaurant had become a new tradition

“It’s a tribute to the era of the original restaurant, with a ’50s theme and the

with Jeff City diners. “It’s fun to see grandparents come in with

quality of Oscar’s original home-style

their grandkids,” says Lisa. “They have an

cooking and juicy steaks,” says Lisa.

affinity with the time because they lived

through it. You see them explaining the photos to the kids.” The black-and-white images that the Mankins use to decorate the walls depict the era as it truly was. Photos of local families gathering at the fair, athletes playing the fields around the city, and landmarks of the area offer patrons a walk through history. When the building caught fire in 2013, Lisa Jefferson City Magazine | 111

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said she received multiple calls from people who were concerned about losing those depictions of memories they had lived. Realizing how tenuous those connections to the past can be, the callers asked for copies, and, feeling like her customers are an extension of her own family, Lisa complied. “We have regulars who come every day, every week,” she says. “It was very touching.” But just because they offer that step back in time doesn’t mean they don’t keep up with new trends. Although most of the food served at Oscar’s is homestyle, they also offer a heart healthy menu with smaller portions and lower-sodium options. They have gluten-free items for those dietary restrictions as well. “The gluten-free menu has been very well received,” says Lisa. They took on the new effort after an employee had been diagnosed with dietary restrictions. “It made a dramatic difference in her health, and it inspired our change.” Oscar’s is a family-style restaurant that focuses on building family relationships in business as well: from their employees, many of whom have been on staff for ten or twelve years, to their regulars, who come in for a traditional breakfast. “People gather here [in the banquet room] for their important events: weddings, funerals, class reunions,” Lisa says. “We become part of people’s lives, and we enjoy that.” Jefferson City Magazine | 113

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Cole County Clerk WHAT IS YOUR CURRENT JOB TITLE AND HOW LONG HAVE YOU HELD THAT POSITION? Cole County Clerk; January 1, 2015 to present. WHERE ELSE HAVE YOU WORKED? I was the owner and operator of Blackwell’s Garage for over 33 years. WHY DID YOU CHOOSE TO RUN FOR COUNTY CLERK? I believe in what the office stands for. The country clerk’s office is responsible for

ensuring that every eligible citizen of our county has the opportunity to vote for the leaders in our community, state, and nation. We are so fortunate to live in a country where each citizen has a voice and an opportunity to choose our leaders. It is an honorable yet humbling position. When I heard our former clerk, Marvin Register, had chosen not to run for another term, I was already looking toward retirement from my shop, so I decided to run for

this position. I had years of experience in successful leadership and customer service, and I had a good reputation as being fair and honest. I wanted to serve the citizens of Cole County in a broader way. TELL US ABOUT YOUR FAMILY. My wife, LeAnn, and I have been married for 34 years. We are the proud parents of three children: Christopher, Stephanie Rankins, and Matthew. We also have five Jefferson City Magazine | 115

PYSK grandchildren: Noah, Blake, Emma, Levi, and Tyson. WHERE DID YOU GO TO SCHOOL? Blair Oaks High School. WHAT IS YOUR FAVORITE CHARITABLE ORGANIZATION AND WHY? Cole County is a wonderful and caring community — we’re fortunate that we have such wonderful resources available when we have a need. It’s very difficult to choose one organization as my favorite. For several years, Blackwell’s Garage was a golf sponsor of the annual Rape and Abuse Crisis Center “Walk A Mile in Her Shoes” fundraiser. The work they do to heal the broken is beyond measure. I know that life can change within minutes, and when disaster strikes, it’s comforting to know there is help. In 1987, Blackwell’s Garage was awarded the first Good Neighbor Award by the American Red Cross for help in providing and servicing the first disaster relief van in Cole County. In addition, I’ve always been in awe of the help that the Samaritan Center provides to so many people who find themselves down on their luck. These nonprofit organizations are very successful. It would be detrimental to the health of our community if they did not exist. WHAT ARE SOME OF YOUR IMMEDIATE AND LONG-TERM GOALS AS COUNTY CLERK? Since I took office, we have purchased new voting equipment, which will save the county money on programming and printing costs of the ballots in the long run. In addition, new poll pads allow for easier sign-in experiences for voters upon checking into their polling location. We live in a very busy world, and in order to get people to vote, the process has to be efficient and easily accessible. In the future, I would like to see a ballot-on-demand system that would allow us to check in the voter and print a ballot specific to that voter. Our current system of ballot ordering is based on previous election turnouts. HOW DO YOU HOPE TO IMPACT THE COMMUNITY WITH YOUR ROLE? I hope to encourage people to register and get out and vote. Voting is a constitutional 116 | September/October 2016

right that has been fought for. It disappoints me to have an election and only get a 10 or 12 percent turnout. With Cole County being the county holding the state capital, I would like for us to set a precedent for the rest of the state and have the highest voter turnout. WHY ARE YOU PASSIONATE ABOUT YOUR POSITION? I believe the strength of the country rests in the vote of the people. GREATEST PERSONAL CHALLENGE WHERE YOU HAVE EXPERIENCED SUCCESS: Running for a public office is a lot of work. It is a year-long job interview with the public. When I decided to seek the county clerk position, I owned and operated a full-time business while also running a small farm. I had no free time — I attended as many local community gatherings as possible, put up signs, knocked on doors, and made phone calls seeking support for my bid. Two months before the election, my wife was diagnosed with cancer. Through all of it, I found strength in God, my family, and my community. On December 31, 2014, when I was sworn in as the Cole County clerk with my wife beside me, I was humbled by the amount of faith Cole County had placed in me.

WHAT ARE YOU MOST PROUD OF? I am very proud that all three of our children are well educated, productive members of society. They are great parents to our grandchildren. I truly believe grandkids are God’s blessing for having children. FAVORITE PLACE TO SPEND A SATURDAY AFTERNOON: I enjoy spending time at our farm. It’s so peaceful watching the cows graze in the field. FAVORITE TV SHOW: “Modern Family” FAVORITE COMFORT FOOD: Ice cream. IDEAL VACATION: Relaxing somewhere on a beach. SOURCE OF INSPIRATION: My wife. WHAT IS A FUN FACT ABOUT YOU THAT MOST PEOPLE DO NOT KNOW? I enjoy computers and surfing the internet. I do not know how we survived all those years without it. When I started working at Blackwell’s Garage in 1981, there were five people working in the office. Every estimate that was written had to be looked up in the labor time guide, and we had to manually look up the parts needed for every job. Then we had to call the parts store to see if the parts were available. With the internet, everything is at your fingertips.

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or Delsa Byrd, a recovering alcoholic and drug addict, living life to the fullest no longer has anything to do with drugs and everything to do with feeling confident again in her own skin. She gives credit to an organization she says changed her from the inside out — Dreams to Reality. “Once I got clean and sober, the way I dressed didn’t fit me anymore, and I had low self-esteem,” says Byrd. “They gave me my self-worth back when I didn’t know where to find it.” Dreams to Reality, which started 16 years ago as a grassroots effort in Jefferson City by three local women, provides free work attire to help women in transition feel confident and prepared for employment opportunities. While the mission remains the same, the dream continues to expand. Dreams to Reality, a United Way agency, serves more than 200 clients each year by individually working with them on a professional wardrobe put

together solely by generous community donations. “We have professional image consultants who are great at helping people style clothes, and they personally pick out a week’s worth of clothing that looks great on the client,” says Lorie Smith, executive director of Dreams to Reality. “They leave with 25 free items that will make 35 different outfits.” In order to continue giving generously to clients, Dreams to Reality relies on the clean, professional clothing and accessories,

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including shoes and handbags, donated to their store by local women with big hearts. In February, the agency moved into a new building in order to offer a retail boutique where all women in the community can shop. “A retail boutique gives us sustainability and an ongoing fundraising opportunity,” says Smith. “It also provides women a chance to shop for high-quality clothes at an affordable price while also greatly helping a nonprofit organization in our community.” It was the mission of helping women that drew Michele Caywood to the organization. She now serves as president of Dreams to Reality. But it is the story of the women, and their unwavering resilience, that touches her heart the most. It’s a gift that keeps on giving. “It is a very humbling experience to hear the stories of these women, what they’ve been through, and the strength they possess,” says Caywood. “Helping Delsa and all women in transition is a true privilege. We couldn’t walk this journey without the Jefferson City Magazine | 121

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CITY CHARACTER dynamic support and generosity of the Jefferson City community and United Way.” Caywood also notes it wouldn’t be possible without the 25 dedicated volunteers working each week sorting and tagging clothes, assisting in the retail boutique, and serving clients. Dreams to Reality also has twelve board members passionate about carrying out the mission of the organization, which includes making sure one board member is a client. “We, as a board, need to pay close attention to the needs of our clients. Having a client on the board gives us that strong voice,” says Caywood. Byrd isn’t a board member, but her voice and appreciation for how Dreams to Reality has changed her life rings loud and clear. It’s a story about coming out of the ashes, reborn to a whole new you. It’s a chance Byrd wants for everyone. “Don’t be afraid to allow someone to help you and show you something different. Trust the women there, because they know what they’re doing,” says Byrd. “You can put on clothes that make you feel good or put on clothes that make you feel great. Go with great!”

Dreams to Reality, located at 500 Jefferson St. in Jefferson City, is open Tuesdays and Thursdays from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. and the first Saturday of every month from 8 a.m. to 12 p.m. Donations of clean, professional work attire, preferably on hangers, and other accessories are greatly appreciated. No appointment needed to drop off donations. For interest in referring a client for services, call Executive Director Lorie Smith at 573-681-WORK, or visit www.dreamstoreality-jc.org. 124 | September/October 2016

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FIVE TURN KNOT S E V E N LO C A L G U Y S E N T E R TA I N M I D - M I S S O U R I W I T H C L A S S I C AND CONTEMPORARY HITS. by L AUR E N SAB L E F R E IM A N

n the past seven years, Five Turn Knot has played everything from country to rock to ’80s tunes at bars, private parties, and charity events around mid-Missouri. Though their set list varies based on the crowd’s demographic, one thing remains constant for the cover band’s seven members — their favorite songs to perform are the ones that make the crowd go wild. “I really love doing those songs where you play the first three or four notes and everyone knows it and everyone cheers,” says lead vocalist David Baker. “That’s when you get that jolt of energy and adrenaline. It doesn’t even matter what the song is, it’s the audience reaction to it.” Though he currently spends his days working in medical billing, Baker (fittingly) attended Baker University, in Kansas, on a vocal performance scholarship and studied some opera along the way. When he met Conrad Hildebrand while working on a production of The Wedding Singer with The Capital City Players, the two music buffs got an idea. “Conrad and I got to know each other while working on the show, and he approached me and asked if I had ever been in a band,” Baker says. “He said he had some people in mind, and it all took off from there.” Five Turn Knot formed in 2009 with five members. The name came from a detail that caught Baker’s attention when, one day, he was relaxing in front of the TV and watching a show about Abraham Lincoln.

“They flipped to a museum plaque with a noose and referenced the infamous five turn knot,” Baker says. “I took it back to the band, and we decided we couldn’t be the infamous five turn knot, but we could be Five Turn Knot.” Today, the band has seven musicians — Hildebrand on rhythm guitar and vocals, John Breeden on guitar and lights, Brad Barrowman on bass, Dana Johnson on drums, Cam Lupkey on lead guitar, Pat Carey on keyboard, and Baker on lead vocals. “We started off doing the bar scene, and we still do some of that, but we play a lot of bigger clubs, especially at the Lake, private events, and quite a few weddings,” Baker says. “When we first started out, there were a couple years where we had

a handful of weekends off and the rest we were playing. As we’ve gotten older, we try to take some weeks off to add to our production value, work on our show, lights, sound, and stage presence.” Though they are always ready with old favorites, the band also strives to constantly learn new music. The variety keeps fans of all ages entertained, from 20-somethings to 70-somethings. “When we’re playing at the Lake, we may have older people at the beginning of the night,” Baker says. “REO Speedwagon, Journey, they really get into that. As the night progresses, the younger kids will come in and you start playing the newer stuff, but hopefully you’ve intrigued the older people enough that they stay.” Five Turn Knot’s ability to adapt and change with their growing success over the past seven years has kept the band fresh. “We try to keep the old hits, but also add new stuff,” Baker says. “If something comes out on the radio that is really hitting the charts and the younger people are going crazy over it, we will do our best to learn it and create that party at every show we do.” Baker says he and Hildebrand meet for lunch two or three times each week to talk about the band and its future. As it has been front the start, Five Turn Knot’s goal is to have as much fun as possible while getting gigs in new cities and venues. “We are always looking ahead and spend a lot of time doing that,” Baker says. “We stay very busy.”

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EE WILBERS HAS HAD A LOT OF HUNTING SUCCESS in his life, starting with squirrels, graduating to deer, then on to elk and bear, with a few animals sprinkled in between. He enjoys being the hunter more than the hunted — he’s been on both sides, so he would know. “I was salmon fishing in Alaska with my partner’s 22-year-old son, Dylan [Lueckenotte],” Wilbers says. “We were on the bank. We’d fished there for five days and never had any problems. I was about 100 yards from the boat, and I told Dylan that if a bear comes, leave your fish on the bank. “So I’m fishing,” he continues, “and I keep hearing something behind me. All of a sudden, I hear a big crunch!, and I turn around to see this big bear standing maybe 30 yards from me. He stands up on his back legs, looks at me, and I holler to Dylan, ‘Bear!’ They tell you not to run, but I ran anyway.” Understandable. The bear started running after him, and the bear was winning the race. “When I went to where Dylan was standing,” Wilbers says, “the bear was right on my tail, he was probably only ten yards behind me. Luckily, he stopped to eat the fish, and I jumped in the boat. It was a big old brown bear, in the same family as the grizzlies. He was probably about four or five years old, and when

GARY KEMPKER HAS A SUCCESS STORY in elk hunting that you could call he was probably eight or nine feet tall. beginner’s luck, if you wish, but this was a “My heart’s still working, it’s still first-time strike. His hunting experiences pumping. But that was quite a thrill. It started at age eight with rabbits and got my attention. That was our last day squirrels. He got his first deer at fourteen up in King Salmon, Alaska, and after — he says he’s harvested about 100 deer in that, we didn’t need to fish anymore.” his life, give or take — and he hunts wild Wilbers, 59, who works at Wallstreet turkey. But Kempker, 55, owner of The Insurance Group, has seen much of what Blue Diamond, struck gold on his first elk nature has to offer, like elk running hunt in Kalispell, Montana. in herds of 200 or 300 or up to 1,000. He didn’t know what he was getting When describing the 1,000-elk variety, he into when he scoped the elk on that fall made it sound like a buffalo stampede in day in 2001. “It’s got one typical antler a classic western. “It was phenomenal to on one side, and that’s the side I shot it watch,” Wilbers says. “They started running, from,” Kempker says. “I didn’t realize the dust was just flying. It was unreal.” until I walked up to it that it was He’s had great success hunting elk and different, and when I took it to the Game and Fish Department, that’s when I bear. (Wilbers actually does hunt bears. realized what I had.” He’s not just hunted by them.) He says Kempker had bagged what officials he’s killed “a number” of them in his called a freak of nature, an elk with three normal hunting ground of Manitoba, antlers, a 6x4x6 rack, an elk rarer than Canada. His next goal is a cinnamonwhat’s called a “non-typical.” The local colored bear. newspaper in Kalispell was contacted and did a big spread on Kempker and his odd success story. “I haven’t had anything close to that since,” says Kempker, who later did get a unique 8x3 white-tailed on his land in Jamestown. THEN THERE’S THE HUNTING ADVENTURE OF JEFF KRIEGER, 55, of Krieger & Krieger Accountants, who made —Gary Kempker his own splash in the he stood up and looked over that brush,

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(Counterclockwise from left) Lee Wilbers with a bear; Gary Kempker with a three-antlered elk; Gary Kempker with a turkey; Jeff Krieger with the bear used in Nikon ad; Jeff Krieger with a starfish; Lee Wilbers with salmon.

media. Krieger started hunting at age

A herd of 35 or 40 elk came crashing

Krieger, however, still relishes the

ten, once again starting with small

over the side of a mountain, and “they

hunting experience. “I always tell people

game and working all the way up to elk,

came flying right at us,” Krieger says.

who don’t understand hunting that

bears, and mule deer. His first elk hunt

“We didn’t have time to get off our

killing is a bonus,” he says. “Hunting is

was in Colorado when he was fourteen,

horses, we didn’t have time to get

waking up in the morning and hearing

“but that was more of a learning

our guns, we didn’t have time to do

the world come alive in the woods.”

experience in living in the wilderness

anything. Being fourteen years old and

for a week,” Krieger says. “I didn’t know

having very little experience riding a

one he calls the highlight of his hunting

what the heck was going on.”

horse to begin with, and then to have 35

life. Krieger had talked to an outfitter,

elk come running at you in woods you

a hunting guide, for two years about

years, he learned on that first trip that

can’t walk through, that will get your

taking a father–son trip on a hunt for a

it wasn’t all fun and games.

attention really quick.”

coastal black bear. It finally happened in

While he has “killed a few elk” over the

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He has a bear story to remember as well,

M A N PA G E

April 2009, when they boarded a 34-foot

But within the next hour, Krieger got

contacted by Nikon, who wanted to use

boat that would be their home for the next

another chance. He didn’t miss. The

the photo on one of their brochures. They

week off the coast of Ketchikan, Alaska.

bear ended up being seven feet and three

didn’t pay him money, but they did give

inches tall and weighed 600 pounds —

Krieger roughly $2,500 worth of Nikon

This hunt was strictly spot-and-stalk, no bait. With help from the outfitter,

the second-largest black bear killed in

they spotted a massive bear from the

Alaska in 2009.

boat and went to land. After tracking

Krieger received awards from both

equipment, from scopes to binoculars to range finders. “For a hunter to receive a package

him for 45 minutes — “I could have shot

the State of Alaska and the Alaska

him 100 times,” Krieger says — the wind

Professional Hunters Association, and

like that,” Krieger says, “it was like

switched. Krieger was within about 65

Hunt Alaska used a picture of Krieger

Christmas morning.”

yards of the bear, who picked up the

and his prize on the back cover of their

hunter’s scent and took off.

magazine. And there’s this — he was

Being the hunter pays a lot more than being the hunted, that’s for sure.

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PA S T T I M E S

SAM B. COOK IN MEMORIAM. by M E G AN WH IT E H E A D

n January 9, 1902, Central Bank took root in our community. Founded by former governor Lon V.

Stephens, the Central Missouri Trust Company began its legacy with Sam Cook as its president. In July, Cook’s grandson, Sam B. Cook, who led Central Bank since 1961, passed away. He was 91 years old. The elder Sam Cook, with other Jefferson City leaders, worked tirelessly in the early 1900s to secure our city as the state’s capital. Under his leadership, the Central Missouri Trust Company moved 158 | September/October 2016

into its first location, on the corner of High and Madison streets, not far from the new capitol building for which Cook fought. To further cement his legacy as an important community leader, his bank was built with the same stones used to build the capitol. Over the following years, Central Missouri Trust Company’s success grew in accordance with Cook’s dedication to growing Jefferson City. Upon Cook’s death, the bank was

passed to his son, Howard, who kept it, and the local economy, afloat during the height of the Great Depression. When the Depression started, Jefferson City had six banks. By the time the Depression was over, Central Bank stood as one of only two that had survived. In 1961, the Central Missouri Trust Company was once again passed from father to son. Sam B. Cook, a Yale graduate and World War II veteran, took over the

When the Depression started, Jefferson City had six banks. By the time the Depression was over, Central Bank stood as one of only two that had survived.

PA S T T I M E S

Central Bank: left in 2010, right circa 1920s

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(Clockwise from far left) Mr. Cook circa 1930s | Mr. Cook during World War II | Financial Center in 2002

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bank and brought about further growth, to the bank and to Jefferson City. Under Sam B. Cook, a new location was opened. This new site, three blocks from the original location, won an award from the American Institute of Architects. In 1969, the bank become the Central Trust Bank, which was shortened again, in 1987, to Central Bank. Under the leadership of Cook and his brother, Howard W. Cook, Central Bancompany Inc., consisting of 13 banks in Missouri, was formed in 1970. Central Bancompany has grown to be one of the most prominent bank holding companies in Missouri due to the leadership of Sam B. Cook. It is also continually listed on Forbes’ Best Banks in America list. Mr. Cook’s leadership didn’t stop at the bank; he was always heavily involved in Jefferson City and Missouri philanthropies. He was chairman of the board of commissioners of the Jefferson City Housing Authority. He worked with the city’s Environmental Quality Commission. He helped open the Jefferson City YMCA. Statewide, he was involved with the State Highway Commission, Missouri Chamber of Commerce, the UM Board of Curators, and the Missouri Bankers Association. He was also on the boards of many higher education institutions, including William Woods University, Washington University, and MU. He established a chair in economics at MU and contributed to Yale University and Washington University. The Sam B. Cook Healthplex, at Capital Region Medical Center, was named for him due to his financial donations. He also helped fund the construction of SSM Health – St. Mary’s. Sam B. Cook’s legacy is firmly rooted in Jefferson City. His work with Central Bank, his dedication to the improvement of our community, and the relationships he made throughout his life here will have a lasting impact. Thank you, Mr. Cook.

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1. Debbie Brunner and Dave Bernskoetter 2. Norm Robinson, Judy McCombs, and Sally Brown 3. Bob Sfreddo, Judy McCombs, and Pastor Dave Henry 4. Pastor Dave Henry blessing the build. 5. Volunteers at work on the foundation. Photos courtesy of Habitat for Humanity.

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2nd place: Gerbes, 2101 Scotthill Woods Dr., Jefferson City, 573-659-3600 / 2805 W. Truman Blvd., Jefferson City, 573-893-3111 gerbes.com BEST HAIR SALON 1st place: Super Hair, 3702 W. Truman Blvd., Jefferson City, 573-893-4244 2nd place: Haute Salon, 112 E. High St., Jefferson City, 573-634-7476, hautesalonjc.com BEST HEATING AC

2nd place: Prison Brews, 305 Ash St., Jefferson City, 573-635-0678, prisonbrews.com BEST CATERER 1st place: Argyle Catering Company, 168 Walnut St., Argyle, 573-680-1144, argylecatering.com 2nd place: Revel Catering & Events, 102 E. High St., Jefferson City, 573-636-0023, reveljcmo.com

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190 N. Greenway Dr., Holts Summit stevespestcontrol.com 2nd place: Art’s Pest Control, 429 W. Miller St., Jefferson City, 573-634-3299, artspestcontrol.com BEST PHARMACY 1st place: Whaley’s Pharmacy, Inc., 1431 Southwest Blvd., Jefferson City, 573-6343606 / 630 E. High St., Jefferson City, 573- 636-3733 / 3526 Amazonas, Jefferson City, 573- 659-0650, whaleysrx.com 2nd place: JCMG Pharmacy, 1241 W. Stadium Blvd., Jefferson City, 573-556-7780, jcmg.org

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BEST PLACE FOR COSMETIC PROCEDURES 1st place: JCMG Laser & Vein Center, 2511 W. Edgewood Dr., Jefferson City, 573-761-5277, jcmglaser.com

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751 W. Stadium Blvd. Suite C., Jefferson City newskinsations.com BEST PLACE FOR FINE JEWELRY 1st place: The Blue Diamond, 1803 Missouri Blvd. Suite A, Jefferson City, 573-634-4241, thebluediamond.com 2nd place: Kas A Designs, 308 W. Dunklin St., Jefferson City, 573-634-8198, kasadesigns.com BEST PLACE FOR FRIENDLY BANKING

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2nd place: Paddy Malone’s Irish Pub, 700 W. Main St., Jefferson City, 573-761-5900, paddymalonespub.com

BEST PLACE FOR MEN’S FASHIONS 1st place: Dillard’s, 3600 Country Club Dr., Jefferson City, 573-893-4497, dillards.com 2nd place: Samuel’s Tuxedo & Gifts, 236 E. High St., Jefferson City, 573-634-7267, samuelstuxedos.com

2nd place: Joe Machens Capital City Ford Lincoln, 807 Southwest Blvd., 573-634-4444, machensfordcapitalcity.com

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BEST PLACE TO BUY A USED CAR 1st place: Riley Auto Group, 2033 Christy Dr., Jefferson City, 573-634-2324 / 2105 Christy Dr., Jefferson City, 573-893-3100, goriley.com 2nd place: Joe Machens Capital City Ford Lincoln, 807 Southwest Blvd., 573-634-4444, machensfordcapitalcity.com

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BEST PLACE TO SPLURGE ON HIM 1st place: Dick’s Sporting Goods, 739 Stoneridge Blvd., Jefferson City, 573-5565602, stores.dickssportinggoods.com 2nd place:Dillard’s, 3600 Country Club Dr., Jefferson City, 573-893-4497, dillards.com BEST PLACE TO WORK OUT 1st place: YMCA, 525 Ellis Blvd., Jefferson City, 573-761-9530 / 3507 Amazonas Dr., Jefferson City, 573-761-9532 / 424 Stadium Blvd., Jefferson City, 573-761-9531, jcymca.org 2nd place: Capital Region Healthplex, 1432 Southwest Blvd., Jefferson City, 573-632-5614, sbchealthplex.crmc.org BEST WATER TREATMENT 1st place: EcoWater Systems, 2105 Industrial Dr., Jefferson City, 573-636-3800, ecowater.com

BEST PLACE ONLY LOCALS KNOW ABOUT 1st place: Ecco Lounge, 703 Jefferson St., Jefferson City, 573-636-8751

BEST PLACE TO BUY A NEW CAR 1st place: Riley Auto Group, 2033 Christy Dr., Jefferson City, 573-634-2324 / 2105 Christy Dr., Jefferson City, 573-893-3100, goriley.com

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2nd place: Riversong Spa and Salon, 109 W. Ashley St., Jefferson City, 573-636-9796, riversongspa.com

BEST PLACE TO BUY SHOES 1st place: American Shoe, 221 E. High St., Jefferson City, 573-636-8313, americanshoeinc.com 2nd place: Shoe Carnival, 3535 Missouri Blvd., Jefferson City, 573-659-0620, shoecarnival.com BEST PLACE TO SPLURGE ON HER 1st place: Uniquely Rose Boutique, 704 W. Main St., Jefferson City, 573-634-7172

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People BEST ACCOUNTANT 1st Place: Terry Seabaugh, Advanced Tax & Accounting Service, 517 E. McCarty St., Jefferson City, 573-638-0195

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215 E. High St., Jefferson City

2nd Place: Dr. Jason Dunville, 3237 W. Truman Blvd., No. 201, Jefferson City, 573-635-2571, dunvillesmiles.com

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BEST DOCTOR 1st Place: Dr. Patrick Sporleder, SSM Health Medical Group, 3527 W. Truman Blvd., Jefferson City, 573-761-7979, ssmhealthmidmo.com

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2nd Place: Alfred Johnson, JCMG Family Medicine & Pediatrics, 1241 W. Stadium Blvd., Jefferson City, 573-635-5264, jcmg.org

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BEST ELECTED OFFICIAL 1st Place: Mayor Carrie Tergin, 320 E. McCarthy St., Jefferson City, 573-634-6410, jeffersoncitymo.gov 2nd Place: Sen. Mike Kehoe, 201 W. Capitol Ave., Jefferson City, 573-751-2076, senate.mo.gov BEST ESTHETICIAN 1st Place: Heather Mortimer, Riversong Spa & Salon, 109 W. Ashley St., Jefferson City, 573-636-9796, riversongspa.com

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BEST INTERIOR DESIGNER 1st Place: Casey Marsch, Mid-City Lumber, 118 Jaycee Dr., Jefferson City, 573-636-6183, midcitylumber.com 2nd Place (tie): Angie Zimmermann, Signature Homes of Jefferson City, Inc., 226 Paradigm Dr., Jefferson City, 573-659-4663, signaturehomesjc.com 2nd Place (tie): Tina Davis, Designs by Tina, LLC, 5101 Sandstone Ln., Jefferson City, 573-821-6814

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BEST LAWYER 1st Place: Scott Hamblin, Brydon, Swearengen & England, 312 E. Capitol Ave., Jefferson City, 573-821-4013, scotthamblinlaw.com 2nd Place: Emily Fretwell, Bandré, Hunt & Snider, LLC, 227 Madison St., Jefferson City, 573-635-2424, bandrehuntsnider.com BEST LOCAL ARTIST 1st Place: Jim Dyke, 116 E. High St., Jefferson City, 573-634-7646 2nd Place: Jennifer Neff, Mobile Art Studio, Jefferson City, 573-634-0169, gypsyartstudio@gmail.com, facebook.com/ gypsyartstudio BEST LOCAL BAND 1st Place: Five Turn Knot, 573-338-0739, 573-230-8776, facebook.com/fiveturnknot 2nd Place: The Cherry Pistols, 573-298-2774, info@thecherrypistols.com, thecherrypistols.com BEST LOCAL MUSICIAN 1st Place: Ski Collins, Bass Player, Deeper Blue, lisaandski@gmail.com 2nd Place: Quentin Rice, The Cherry Pistols, info@thecherrypistols.com, thecherrypistols.com BEST MASSAGE THERAPIST 1st Place: Meg Gamm, Radiance Vein Care & Spa, 1432 Southwest Blvd., Jefferson City, 573-632-5219, radiancejc.com 2nd Place: Rachel Steinmeier, Wilson’s Yoga Studio, 128 Dunklin St., Jefferson City, 573-634-3036, wilsonsfitnessjeffcity.com

1432 Southwest Blvd., Jefferson City, 573-632-5614, sbchealthplex.crmc.org 2nd Place: Erin Bidlack, Wilson’s Total Fitness, 3600 Country Club Dr., Jefferson City, 573-634-3036, wilsonsfitnessjeffcity.com BEST PHARMACIST

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573-893-2505

3721 W. Truman Blvd., Jefferson City hy-vee.com

2nd Place: Kim Roberts, Pyramid Pharmacy, 3501 W. Truman Blvd., 573-556-5551, Jefferson City, pyramidhhs.com BEST RADIO PERSONALITY 1st Place: Warren Krech, Zimmer Radio Group, 3109 S. Ten Mile Dr., Jefferson City, 573-893-5696, zimmercommunications.com 2nd Place: John Marsch, Zimmer Radio Group, 3109 S. Ten Mile Dr., Jefferson City, 573-893-5696, zimmercommunications.com

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BEST VETERINARIAN 1st Place: Dr. Greg Popp, Weathered Rock Vet Clinic, 2224 Weathered Rock Rd., Jefferson City, 573-634-2223, weatheredrockvet.com

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BEST YOGA INSTRUCTOR 1st Place: Megan Sappington, Wilson’s Yoga Studio, 128 Dunklin St., Jefferson City, 573-634-3036, wilsonsfitnessjeffcity.com

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2004 Idlewood Rd., Jefferson City

2nd Place: Classic Travel and Tours, 1025 Southwest Blvd., Jefferson City, 573-634-4881, classictravel.org

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2nd Place: Lisa Collins, LaSienne Salon & Day Spa, 110 Bolivar St., Jefferson City, 573-636-4699, lasiennesalon.com

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or many, family is a source of inspiration. This is certainly true for Lyssa Surface. After her first child, Lilly, was born, this Jefferson City native channeled her entrepreneurial drive and knowledge (she has an MBA, with an emphasis in marketing) into creating a product for trendy moms. She became increasingly frustrated with bulky diaper bags when using public restrooms. “Being a young, busy, new mom myself, I needed something functional yet stylish,” Lyssa says. Her problem created the idea for a new business. Named after her daughter, LillyBit makes clutch-sized, stylish diaper bags that are still functional. Lyssa started tracking inventory of conventional diaper bags and found that most of the items that new moms were carrying around went unused. With LillyBit’s diaper clutch, she created a tri-fold design with specific slots for nearly anything

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a mom may need. “I asked my mom friends what they used most, and through market research and brand strategy involving focus groups, we discovered that the trifold design, structured after a cosmetic case, in a handbag, cross-body, wristlet bag was what moms were looking for,” Lyssa says. “We have a line of patented diaper clutches, two diaper bags, which come in a messenger backpack type and larger duffel type, pacifier pouches, and day packs, all designed for the modern, onthe-go mom.” LillyBit is always updating too. “We’ve recently redesigned to include compartments for phones, lip gloss, keys, EpiPens, and sunscreen,” says Lyssa. Lyssa knew that, to be successful, she would have to master the combination of style and function. After coming up with the idea, she sought help from designer Jessica Schifman. The collaboration resulted in a high-end, fashion-forward product. A unique idea and an entrepreneurial spirit has been the key to Lyssa’s success. She started small, making and selling jewelry from a young age and consulting for small boutiques. Eventually, she found a need in the market that she knew she could fill. Lyssa is passionate about her product, knowing that quality and distinctiveness are important to her and her customers. “I was able to understand where there were gaps in the marketplace and find a solution to a common problem among moms — too much stuff and not an efficient way to carry it all,” she says. Lyssa has grown her business from selling in gift shows to having her products sold in over 1,500 stores nationwide and internationally. By partnering with manufacturer DEMDACO, LillyBit has continued to grow. Visit www.lillybit.com to check out Lyssa’s products. LillyBit’s full line is also available at Carrie’s Hallmark in downtown Jefferson City.

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ADVERTISER INDEX Abiy’s International Wines & Liquors.......15

Golden Living Center................................ 166

Riley Toyota Scion...................................... 47

Allstate Insurance - Lueckel....................177

Haute Salon............................................... 166

River City Florist....................................... 133

Ana Marie’s Bridal.......................................72

Hawthorn Bank.........................................180

River Region Credit Union......................... 52

Anthony Porter Insurance....................... 143

Heisinger Bluffs & St. Joseph’s Bluffs....58

Riverbend Dentistry....................................18

Argyle Catering...........................................64

Houser Millard Funeral Home......................6

Riversong Spa & Salon.............................161

Arris’ Pizza Palace/Arris’ Bistro...............30

HyVee..................................................12 & 68

Roark Aluminum..........................................13

Bee At Home.............................................150

J. Pfenny’s....................................................16

Bert Doerhoff, CPA.................................... 117

JC Mattress.................................................28

Beth McGeorge/Remax............................. 56

JCL Hardwood Floors.................................40

Boessen Underground..............................110

JCMG................................46, 62, 126 & 179

Boone Hospital............................................ 35

Jefferson Bank of Missouri....................... 62

Bringing Up Business...................................7

JobFinders................................................. 162

Burns Optical............................................ 147

Judith Brenneke, CPA PC........................164

Busch’s Florist.......................................... 128

KRCG.......................................................... 132

Call & Gentry Law Group...........................60

K’s Consignment Shop............................ 162

Signature Homes........................................34

Canterbury Hill Winery...................48 & 130

Kwik Kar Wash and Detail........................112

Spectators....................................................10

Capital Dentistry for Children..................112

LaBelle Cabinetry & Lighting....................40

St. Mary’s Health Center.........22, 66 & 118

Capital Region................................. 24 & 108

Landmark Bank............................................ 11

State Farm Insurance................................54

Capitol Plaza Hotel - Atrium Hospitality.150

Lincoln University......................... 2, 90 & 91

Steve’s Pest Control, Inc........................... 52

Carrie Tergin for Mayor............................ 147

Longfellow’s Garden Center.................... 139

Summit Veterinary Services........................8

Carrie’s Hallmark.......................................177

Lutz’s BBQ.................................................161

Super Hair.................................................. 107

Carson & Coil..................................144 & 174

Madison’s Cafe...........................................20

The Blue Diamond.....................................151

Central Bank............................64, 114 & 130

Marshall and Co.......................................... 32

The Capital Mall........................................138

Central Dairy and Ice Cream Company...157

Martellaro Marble and Granite.................114

The Grand Cafe..........................................173

Central Trust Company.............................157

McMichael Realty........................................14

CenturyLink..................................................51

Mid-City Lumber Co................................. 124

Classic Travel..............................................60

Midwest Block & Brick.............................. 55

Coffee Zone................................................174

Missouri Dept. of Conservation................. 17

Coleman Family Chiropractic.................. 156

Nathan Voss Construction.......................118

Columbia Regional Airport........................49

Naught Naught Insurance Agency............72

Council for Drug Free Youth.................... 162

New Skinsations........................................151

Culver’s......................................................144

Nicklas Financial......................................... 26

Designer Kitchens & Baths...................... 117

Organize That Space................................ 147

Wayne Bernskoetter Contruction.......... 133

Designs By Tina, LLC...............................164

Oscar’s Classic Diner............................... 139

Weathered Rock Veterinary Clinic..............8

Diamond Ridge Dentistry........................ 143

Outbound Physical Therapy & Rehab......49

Wheat Chiropractic...................................119

Edward Jones/Anne Durbin Scott........... 33

Prison Brews..............................................151

Wilson’s Total Fitness-JC........................173

Fischer Body Shop........................................9

Red Wheel Bike Shop..............................144

Woodman Engineering Co......................... 73

Frank Burkhead, CPA.................................58

Riley Chevrolet, Buick, GMC, Cadillac... 125

Xtreme Body & Paint............................ 4 & 5

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Rollins Automotive.....................................48 Saffees......................................................... 47 Samuel’s Tuxedos..................................... 156 Sawaddee Thai Cuisine........................... 156 Scholastic, Inc............................................110 Scott Hamblin...........................................138 Scruggs Lumber............................................3

UCP Heartland.............................................19 Uniquely Rose Boutique...........................119 U.S. Rents-It............................................. 125 Valley Park Retirement Living..................174 Vandelicht’s Jewelers.............................. 107 Visionworks............................................... 139 Wallstreet Group...................................... 126

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“With Hawthorn you get an honest answer, not just what you want to hear.” – Nick and Jessica Smith Red Wheel Bike Shop

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