The Missouri Department of Revenue has taken steps to improve access to its services by putting more online. Here are some online services now offered: Electronic filing of S-corporation and business franchise tax returns through the department’s website, dor.mo.gov License plate renewal at plates.mo.gov: The website was improved to make it more customer-friendly. Since the […]
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Manager, Technology Testing Center, Donald W. Reynolds Journalism Institute CONTACTS: E-mail: [email protected]; AIM/Skype/Twitter: mojokp AGE: 51 JOB DESCRIPTION: My job is to build relationships that match and accelerate various RJI areas of interest. That entails working with companies such as Apple and Adobe to take their emerging technologies and apply them to the challenges facing journalism.
Columbia College plans to build a 40,000-square-foot science building where the softball field is now on Rangeline Street. President Gerald Brouder said on Sept. 24 that the college’s science campaign has raised more than $3 million. The proposed facility is expected to cost about $13 million. Designs for the building by architects at Simon Oswald
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This can’t be your usual school boss. Not long after Chris Belcher donned a superhero costume to promote a fundraising event, he entered a hamburger competition. On Thursday, Belcher was announced the winner of the Stadium Grill Great American Burger Champion. The Belcher Burger was voted tops by fans during an online competition that lasted
A slight uptick in sales tax receipts somewhat brightens the local financial picture, though the even better news is a steep increase in receipts Columbia derives from the 4 percent “bed tax” paid by hotels. Revenue from the tax on room rentals increased 18.5 percent in August compared with the same month in 2009. The
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Roger Fidler a fellow at the Reynolds Journalism Institute and Clyde Bentleyan an MU journalism professor, spend much of their professional time trying to figure out how newspapers and magazines can thrive, or at least survive, what Fidler calls the transition from ink on paper to the digital world. Fidler, who specializes in applications for
Sureshbhai, Nitu and Sheetal Patel opened their second liquor store in Columbia on Sept. 22 at the corner of Providence Road and Ash Street in the former location of Brady Glass. The family also owns Eagle Liquor on Business Loop 70. “Our business was growing at Eagle Liquor, and we wanted to spread out, so
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