Those looking for a new place for their morning coffee will find that and more at Dande Café & Delights. The open and artsy café on Orr Street serves gourmet coffee as well as many healthy and tasty food options. David Faust and Edie Diel opened Dande Café & Delights in early February. They offer […]
Jina Yoo, owner of Jina Yoo’s Asian Bistro, gained local fame as one of 100 finalists on the Korean television production of “MasterChef.”
A fire two years ago destroyed the historic barn that was home to the Maplewood Barn Community Theatre. A new stage and barn will make their debut May 24 along with the theater’s
season opener, “Fiddler on the Roof.”
Next year Heart of Missouri United Way will institute a national United Way initiative named Community Impact, and the new funding model will focus on youth services.
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With the recent Supreme Court hearings, the rhetoric has ramped up significantly regarding the Patient Protection and Affordable Health Care Act. I cannot speak knowledgeably about the constitutionality of this act. I will leave that to law faculty and political scientists. There are, however, some major misunderstandings regarding how the market for health care operates.
Successful comedians and successful bond underwriter have one thing in common: perfect timing. But they are polar opposites on everything else. Bond underwriters are serious folks who read federal data sheets, predict future trends, and seldom show much emotion during discussion of bond activity. This all seems to be changing. Columbia Public Schools’ recent bond
To paraphrase one of the songs from Rogers and Hammerstein’s hit musical “Oklahoma”: “Everything’s up to date in Columbia. They’ve gone about as fer as they can go.” It makes me wonder what mechanisms are in place to keep our community up to date and out in front forever. We are proud of our touts
Todd McCubbin Executive director, Mizzou Alumni Association Age: 41 Years lived in Columbia: 19 Original hometown: Harrisburg, Mo. Education: Bachelor’s degree in communications from Truman State University and master’s degree in education from University of Missouri Job description: I do whatever it takes to keep Mizzou graduates supporting their alma mater. Our departments are responsible
Jerry Taylor, CEO of MFA Oil, was one of nine individuals honored April 19 at the White House as Champions of Change for exemplary work in clean energy. The Champions of Change program was created as a part of President Barack Obama’s Winning the Future initiative. “Supporting homegrown sources of renewable energy is a key
