“It was a surprise for my wife,” the man in the coffee shop was saying.…

Transitioning into a new year is always a time of economic stress while considering budgets,…

Almost 110 years ago, Columbia’s first major industrial enterprise — the Hamilton-Brown Shoe Company —…

Last November, we were frustratingly commiserating in the aftermath of “the time of troubles” that…

Longtime Columbia Daily Tribune readers should not have been surprised by the recent purchase of…

It was the press clipping from July 8, 1970 that caught my attention — “Allard…

  It began on the playground behind Cleveland School. The fracas was sparked by the…

Columbia is hardly the exception among municipalities in seeking an ongoing report card of citizen…

Figures released recently by the U.S. Census Bureau estimate Columbia’s population is now 119,109, making…

The most important item on the City of Columbia’s “to-do” list of municipal projects is…

The April 5 municipal election confirms Columbia’s continued drift to the political left and, like…

That an untenured assistant professor of communications can cause the University of Missouri so much…