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They most likely aren’t familiar with Brian Williams. Or Charlie Gibson. But Cartman scores high. They don’t go home and turn on the TV or read the paper;...
When your job is pet waste disposal, it pays to have a sense of humor in your marketing. Scoop-N-Doo in Columbia popularized the “Got Poop?” slogan, modeled after...
Late last year, Tom Shimmens, longtime senior vice president and manager of Central Bank’s real estate department, looked into the phenomenon of subprime mortgage lending and saw it...
Financial Advisor, Waddell and Reed AGE: 28 JOB DESCRIPTION: As a certified financial planner, my focus is working with companies and individuals in the professional bass fishing industry....
Robert P. Torretta, a certified public accountant and individual practitioner in St. Charles, is the 2007 chairman of the Missouri Society of Certified Public Accountants, a professional development...
Summer … Flip-flops, tank tops and shorts can be worn to attend a barbecue, but this type of casual clothing rarely qualifies as appropriate office attire. As the...
There is little doubt that the first component is in place for a technology-driven economic development strategy to take hold in Columbia. The University of Missouri-Columbia is a...
The time has finally arrived. Your child soon will enter college. You’ve been dreaming, planning and saving for this day since your child could barely walk. Now that...
ey, Super-size that Food (Bank) order! Peggy Kirkpatrick, executive director of the Central Missouri Food Bank, is trying hard to hide her smile. This time of year always...
Taking advantage of the loophole, Liggett has decided to make up for his loss in revenue by opening Nostalgia Gourmet, a tobacco, wine and spirits shop, next door...