By Jill Orr When Columbia Home told me this issue was going to be about Women at Work, I immediately thought: I’m not going to write about that. Why, you ask? Well, for starters, I don’t really work. With the exception of this column and the odd freelance article, I haven’t held a paying job […]
Kate is a 48-year-old mother of two. She’s worked for her employer for 10 years. She works long hours and gets great results. She’s loyal and well liked. She’s also underpaid — and she knows it. She’s been aware of it for years and done nothing about it. She’s afraid that by asking for
Again- adverb a- ‘gen, – ‘gin, -‘gan For another time : one more time By Nellie Symm Gruender When Gene and I met, he was 47, and I was 42. We weren’t geriatrics, but we weren’t college kids either. We both brought children to the relationship; Gene’s were grown and on their own, but my
For some, each paycheck requires risk. These are Missouri’s most dangerous jobs.
By Susan and Todd Schapira | Photos by Julie Everson It’s not often that you get the recipe for any one of the homemade dishes that comes from the kitchen at Abigail’s, a quaint restaurant in Rocheport, Missouri. Locals have been begging for the chocolate mocha cake for years now, but the recipes aren’t shared,
Bobby Campbell wasn’t groomed to be a CEO, but his two cutting-edge advertising companies are among the fastest growing in the nation.
Suing municipalities is nothing new, but how these lawsuits are handled is often a mystery.
Columbia WIN takes the women’s power circle to a whole new level, forming a network of inspiration and support for local entrepreneurs.
Name: Philip Naught Title and company/organization: Benefits manager with Naught-Naught Agency Age: 36 Job description: I help people navigate the ins and outs of today’s complex health insurance world by providing customers a resource for quality insurance products, compliance needs and a superior service team. Years lived in Columbia/mid-Missouri: 18 years in Columbia Original hometown:
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