CBT Photo Editor Jennifer Kettler is showing her work from Ecuador, the Galapagos Islands and India in a photo exhibit at Teller’s Wine Bar and Gallery on the corner of Ninth Street and Broadway. The show is on display through June 30, and will not only feature exotic travel photos but local art photography of […]
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With revenues from sales taxes trickling into the city’s coffers at a slower pace – down by 3 percent this year – the balance between guns and butter becomes more significant. Typically mentioned during times of war when budgeting for military and civilian goods, government officials on all levels are faced with making “guns vs.
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In the works since early February and scheduled for completion in November, the Providence Road extension will connect Vandiver Drive with Blue Ridge Road. The extension of Providence by about three-quarters of a mile and the widening of Range Line Street, a parallel north-south connector four blocks to the east of Providence, will help relieve
After five years, I finally did something I never thought I’d do. My fiancé, John, and I set a wedding date. Actually, I wasn’t the only one doubting it would ever happen. Many of our friends and colleagues figured it was a long shot, and I’m pretty sure my parents had given up hope. Here’s
*People You Should Know*Richard A. Blankenship was once invited to play baseball at MU
New treatment is now available for patients who suffer from wounds that do not heal properly. The Boone Hospital Wound Clinic began using the hyperbaric oxygen last November. These chambers use 100 percent oxygen at a higher than normal atmospheric pressure. The oxygen surrounding the tissue around the wound would then allow further healing. During
Also by Mina Mineva Mayor Darwin Hindman and First Ward City Council Representative Paul Sturtz endorsed two new initiatives aimed at improving Columbia’s downtown, including a revamped management structure and the establishment of a half-cent sales tax inside the district. The boards of the Special Business District, funded primarily through property taxes, and the affiliated
Adapted from an Entrepreneurial Excellence Week presentation The following was printed in the Wall Street Journal. Can you guess the year? “It was quite the Thursday on Wall Street. A weak president, under-regulated credit markets and investors’ greed finally began to take their full toll on share prices, and after years of unprecedented growth, the
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*EEW Runner Up Awards*Mark Dempsey and Mills Menser manage to launch new businesses in a deteriorating economy
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*Health Care Setback*Sponsors of the health-care legislation see it as progress while other observers consider it a failure
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