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Joan Gabel will take over as dean of the Trulaske College of Business on Sept.…
Kathy and Ken Davis put a “For Sale” sign on their rural property at the intersection of St. Charles Road and Route Z after hearing about the plan for building a new high school nearby.
The 18 acres they bought 20 years ago was once part of a bustling village known as Shaw, where the road linking Centralia and Jefferson City met the Boone’s Lick Trail. Travelers were served by a livery stable and a blacksmith shop on the Davis property and a general store across the road, but Shaw gradually died out in the 1900s as cars became the transportation of choice.
Go ahead and complain about all those big rigs roaring down Interstate 70, but the…
When you go to the polls for the Aug. 3 primary election, you might get…
To expand access to college courses and degree programs for students across its four campuses,…
By David R. Wetzel, Suite 101.com Anyone deciding to pursue additional education to support his…
My husband, John, and I were enjoying a home-cooked meal. We eat out quite a…
Managers recognize that a primary part of their job is to keep their employees productive.…
Realtor Sean Moore’s monthly housing market chart shows that at the end of June, the…
Click here to see map and legend: https://comomag.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/07/16_26_spread.pdf Work crews began the construction of Columbia’s…
Carfax has purchased four acres directly to the south of its data center in the…
