Missouri broadband summit
Fostering high-speed Internet partnerships
January 2012
Columbia Surgical Associates
50 Years In the last 50 years, surgery has changed immensely; and the Columbia Surgical Associates (CSA) has been there to observe, learn and take part in new discoveries along the way. One thing that has remained constant over the years is the dedication to high-quality patient care. “The philosophy of our founder Dr. [E.J.]
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We all have our mental checklist when preparing for a trip. Toothbrush? Check. Contact lenses? Yes. Latest Grisham novel? First thing in the bag. But with modern travel, there’s another item that smart travelers should add to the list: Plan B. According to the Department of Transportation, the rate of passengers who were involuntarily pulled
Food bank expands to meet growing needs for Columbia-area residents
Peggy Kirkpatrick says her greatest wish is for her organization to close its doors because there’s no need for its services. That’s not likely to happen anytime soon because The Food Bank for Central and Northeast Missouri is seeing more customers everyday. “We’re serving greater numbers of people who need our help, and that’s great,”
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Roll On Premium Smokes
When Bruce Hendren traveled to Florida in February to watch the Daytona 500, he figured he was headed for a long weekend of fast cars and good times. What he wasn’t expecting was to come home with a new business venture. While he was there, he stopped in a small tobacco store called Let It
Energy retrofits
Last year the city of Columbia Office of Sustainability was created through the Energy Efficiency and Conservation block grant from the U.S. Department of Energy. Columbia was lucky to receive these funds because they will continue to benefit the city long after the grant is done. The grant funds go toward activities including energy audits