Megan Whitehead
Articles
It has now been 45 years since Missouri adopted its Sunshine Law, which obligates government agencies and officers to give the public access to most public records and...
While delayed briefly by the need to deal with his personal scandal, Governor Eric Greitens refocused on politics in late January with a two-day state tour to announce...
In December 2016, Amanda Jacobs posted a video to her personal Facebook page of her daughter counting out $100 bills onto a desk. Jacobs, vice president and asset...
Retirements are a big deal at Commerce Bank, but they’re an especially big deal when the person retiring is Teresa Maledy. Maledy started as a part-time teller with...
Debt can be a funny thing. On the one hand, you probably need it in order to access some of life’s big-ticket items: going to college, upgrading...
Small business loan counselor Liza Zimmerman says Columbia is “ripe” with opportunities for microloans, socially-conscious small loans that are a building block for many entrepreneurs. Zimmerman is...
Nearly one in three American adults has a criminal record listed in the FBI’s master criminal database. And a criminal record can prevent someone from obtaining employment. This...
There are two things in the administration of Columbia’s city government that never should be allowed to happen again. No more marathon seven-hour city council meetings. No more...
Oh, to be a tax accountant these days. Being in the thick of the first tax season following the federal tax overhaul, they get to help all their...
At a recent conference in Winnipeg I had the pleasure of visiting The Forks, an area located at the junction of two large rivers. The Forks has served...