The proposed connection of Conley Road to Business Loop 70, which would pass through the northeast edge of Columbia Country Club, is stuck in the rough. The club is asking the Conley Road Transportation Development District for $4.7 million to compensate it for the land needed to extend the road and to cover the cost […]
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Nick Peckham moved to Columbia from Pennsylvania 35 years ago to teach architecture at Stephens College. Although the architecture program didn’t work out, Peckham has given the entire community practical lessons on sustainability and environmental stewardship in architecture.
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From the MU News Bureau Natural-gas-fueled cars would be more eco-friendly and cost-efficient than current petroleum-fueled cars. However, natural-gas-fueled vehicles face a few road blocks before they can cruise on every U.S. highway. The Alliance for Collaborative Research in Alternative Fuel Technology (ALL-CRAFT) is working to make natural-gas-fueled cars a reality by using existing Missouri
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*City View*Paula Hertwig Hopkins says the city is aggressively seeking stimulus funding.
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As the drumbeat of the economic downturn continues to sound, many organizations are taking measures – some more drastic than others – to minimize the negative financial impact emanating therefrom. No sector of business and industry is immune, and so it is with higher education. Many higher education institutions rely heavily on earnings generated by
Guest Column: Columbia College weathering economic storm, no drastic changes Read More »
Most folks rarely see the inside of the courthouse, but when that unpleasantness happens, the abiding belief that justice will prevail gives both sides hope, as few litigants doubt the justness of their cause. At least, this is the Missouri experience. In this state, our judges enjoy great respect and admiration. Scandal and corruption and
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