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According to Mr. Shorr, the bill currently before the Missouri General Assembly to provide a buffer around State Parks and Historic Sites prohibiting Concentrated Animal Feeding Operations (CAFOs)...
Whether in Washington, D.C., or Jefferson City, these are dynamic times for research and how it will steer America’s economy in the years ahead. As happens periodically in...
Don’t ever rely on my prognostications in regard to election outcomes. With the exception of Laura Nauser, the Columbia City Council is now dominated with single-issue office holders....
As a business person, you know that it’s critical to stay state-of-the-art in your industry and with customers. One unfortunate transaction or missed opportunity can affect you for...
Temporary staffing has come a long way since the days of calling up an agency for a “girl” to fill in behind a typewriter. But over the years...
The University of Missouri-Columbia Career Center expanded its recruitment program last month with the first all-campus HireMizzouGrads.com Career Fair, which attracted more than 125 local and national employers....
One day recently, upon seeing me dressed in a red jacket, a coworker told me she read an article proclaiming red as “the new black.” Two weeks prior,...
Steve Stephenson is the kind of hair stylist who follows you to the front door snipping at any stray hairs to make sure you walk out with a...
One of the key indicators of Columbia’s economic vitality is the city sales tax receipts, particularly when they are broken down by category. They indicate how much money...
When a doctor or nurse draws blood or takes a tissue sample at a hospital or clinic in mid-Missouri, the samples and specimens are likely to end up...