FYI
Before its closing in 1999, the Missouri Bookstore held a rich history that dates…
The early reports about Dr. Richard Bowen Loftin, the incoming 22nd chancellor of the University…
Now just another university dorm, 50 years ago the eight-story Manor House apartment building at…
THE NORTHEAST CORNER of Broadway and Ninth Street has a long history in the financial…
Money makes the world go round, but how does money move in Columbia? How much…
Some were not surprised to learn that the complex web of largely buried downtown utility infrastructures — water,…
The Missouri School of Journalism was founded in 1908. It was the first journalism…
Innovation is one of those oft-used business buzzwords. But, by the numbers, it looks like…
There’s more to keeping the peace than police. Juries, juvenile detention centers, lawyers and more play a part in law and justice.
Although the Columbia Parks and Recreation Department and an equally abundant number of privately funded recreation venues are lauded in general for what they provide, the theme and tenor of these conversations among parents veers into what isn’t here.
Originally built in 1910 for a grand total of $15,000, Wabash Station has served as a gateway to Columbia for more than 100 years.
Politics and religion may not be proper party topics but are nonetheless important aspects of daily life for many Columbians. Take a look at these numbers to learn a little more about Columbia’s political and religious affiliations.
