BHC trustee enters race for mayor
*CBT Q&A*Robert McDavid enters Columbia’s mayoral race, cites public safety as No. 1 campaign issue
January 22, 2010
Proposed health care changes: The local impact
One thing is sure about the health care legislation being crafted in Washington: The overhaul, even if modified to pass a Senate now lacking a Democratic supermajority, will affect virtually every citizen and shake up health care markets large and small.
In Columbia, with two major hospitals, many specialty care providers and a growing senior population, the reform’s impact on the local economy looms large.
true or false: there are no small stories
*True/False*The four-day festival returns to Columbia for the seventh year with 35 features and several shorts.
From the Roundtable: Angry voters might decide hotly contested local races
For the first time in many years, Columbia is about to embark on an exciting mayoralty election. Dr. Robert McDavid has moved to the starting gate to challenge front-runner Jerry Wade for this key position on election day, April 6. With all due respect for their participation, the other candidates can be ignored by voters
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MU using TigerPlace to develop ‘Aging in Place’ technology
*Health & Technology*MU and TigerPlace use sensor technology to monitor seniors and provide better care.
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Guest Column: Hundreds of unfilled jobs in Missouri? You've got to be kidding
What if I told you there are hundreds of great paying jobs in Missouri and no one available to fill them? What if I told you this was just the tip of the iceberg, and thousands of these jobs will continue to become available during the next several decades? What if I told you that
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