The Walton Building, home to the Columbia Chamber of Commerce as well as the City’s Convention and Visitors Bureau and Office of Cultural Affairs, looks like a small, unassuming office building: one-story, dark, located in a tranquil spot along Flat Branch Creek, across the street from MU’s campus. It’s the sort of building you […]
I was just terminated from my job. I know I’m marketable and it won’t be long until I have a position, but, in the meantime, I need insurance. Should I pay the exorbitant price of COBRA or are there other options I can consider? Insurance is not my forte — I leave it to
Restoration Eye Care recently moved into the new Forum Medical Park, which you also own. Tell us about the new digs: We designed our new facility to be a place that’s wonderful to come to as a patient and an efficient place to provide high-quality care. People from all over mid-Missouri come to Columbia
Job description: Evaluation, diagnosis, and management of acute and chronic medical and psychiatric conditions. Years lived in Columbia/mid-Missouri: 10 years. Original hometown: Beaumont, Texas. Education: University of Kansas, Bachelor of Science in biology; SABA University School of Medicine; UMKC for family medicine residency training. Favorite volunteer/community activity: My favorites are Boys and Girls Club,
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We asked COMO Living readers to share photos of their sleeping pals. Owner: Alexanderia Rinehart After having a little too much cat nip, Rio loves taking a rest in the windowsill. This silly cat managed to knock over the entire Christmas tree last year and wouldn’t go near it this holiday season. ________________________________________________ Owner: Allie
A memory about a beautiful escape. About 25 years ago, I was on a coach that was traveling between Oxford, where I was a student, and London. The motorway between the two cities is a particularly unappealing stretch of road called the M40. It is flat, straight, bleak. Urban sprawl morphs into bland suburbia and
Author Cathy Salter talks about loving adventure abroad and at home. What’s your background? Travel, teaching, and a love of the arts and other cultures have been a part of my life for as long as I can remember. I grew up in an Air Force family that moved often, and I was a Peace
The days of a stagnant, brochure-style website are gone. A rockin’ website is not just for fun anymore. And, at the current price for developing a site, you can’t just have a website that’s fluffy and pretty — you need a website you can put to work. Here’s how to start. Do the thing you always
And lay off the treats. OK, maybe a few treats. Resolutions for the New Year were made . . . and now broken. Chances are that yours included getting into shape but did you include your pets? We love our furry friends, but not always in a healthy way. Those eyes look into our soul,
