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The cost of energy and fuel was by far the greatest leading concern of small transportation businesses during the second quarter of 2007, according to the latest Small...
Business by day, Rock after dark Barkelew’s musical life: Business whiz is back in the band Every Tuesday after work, the members of rock and blues cover band...
Downtown coffee shop/entertainment venue turns 5 The Cherry Street Artisan, one of Columbia’s favorite spots for java and jazz, is celebrating a huge milestone this weekend with its...
Author, Columnist, Landlord AGE: 90 (I feel like 75, and I’m shooting for 100). YEARS IN COLUMBIA: 1935-1940, 1946-1980 and 2007 to present. ORIGINAL HOMETOWN: Wentzville, Mo., then...
Adam Guy has an office in a back room of The Upper Crust restaurant and ballroom, but the 22-year-old entrepreneur prefers to sit at a corner table while...
Time and again the lobbyists for special-interest groups tell the legislature that if only their particular industry could be granted an exemption from state taxes that it would...
Maybe I should wait to write this column after the second Sunday of July. The annual reunion for the descendants of Frank and Effie Schuster will have occurred....
I really did not intend for a pun to appear in this column. But we’ve been using the phrase “keeping utilities current” over the last few weeks as...
With computer labs so confining and Ellis Library lulling people to sleep, University of Missouri-Columbia students had been looking for a study sanctuary with adequate meeting space and...
After graduating from the University of Missouri-Columbia and setting up a company to sell used cell phones, Brian Laoruangroch wanted to find minority partners and workers he could...