The last time I took a train to Columbia’s Wabash Station was in April 1969. I was one of the last incoming passengers on Norfolk and Western Train No. 37, due to arrive at Wabash Station from Centralia at 5.20 p.m. The only other people inside the old day coach were a conductor and one […]
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By David R. Wetzel, Suite 101.com Anyone deciding to pursue additional education to support his or her career will discover the significance and benefits of that action. Many people make decisions about jobs and careers after leaving high school or college, some based on clear goals and others on need. However, there are many varied
*Business Profile*Idea Works founder Ed Brent uses computer technology to study language, analyzes attitudes and opinions from themes found in online conversations.
On a Wednesday morning, I met with Kristin Metcalf-Wilson, Tracy Greever-Rice and Nellie Symm-Gruender to discuss their non-profit organization the Women’s Policy Alliance over coffee at Dunn Brothers. Although they joked about how many hyphens they share among their multi-syllabic surnames, it is clear that these women are serious about their cause. The Alliance’s mission
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*Restaurant Review*Kampai Sushi Bar & Restaurant offers standout cuisine, attentive service and a pleasant atmosphere.
*Workforce Training*Columbia Area Career Center meets the needs of Boone County employers by providing training for high-demand ields.
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My husband, John, and I were enjoying a home-cooked meal. We eat out quite a bit, so it’s always a treat when we get to slow down and make a meal at home. We usually prepare it together, and after years of practice, I can finally say we make a pretty good team. Each of
Managers recognize that a primary part of their job is to keep their employees productive. But what about keeping them happy? When jobs are scarce, people will put up with a lot to keep their jobs. But as the economy recovers and opportunities begin to emerge, those who are not happy will be ready to
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Realtor Sean Moore’s monthly housing market chart shows that at the end of June, the months of inventory — 5.1 — reached their lowest level in more than three years. The number of homes sold in June broke the 300 mark, which also had not happened since July 2007. Those are good developments because the
Click here to see map and legend: https://comomag.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/07/16_26_spread.pdf Work crews began the construction of Columbia’s new high school this month on an 84-acre site on St. Charles Road. Here is the lay of the land: • The Northeast Columbia Area outlined by city and county planners is bordered by Mexico Gravel Road to the north,
