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Since 1980, Richard King has consistently lured famous and soon-to-be-famous artists to our little college town.
The Blue Note celebrates its 30th anniversary on July 30 with a Ninth Street concert featuring Snoop Dog and Ice Cube.
A few weeks ago, KMIZ launched “ABC 17 News This Week,” a newsmagazine-style program based…
The inaugural John Anderson Celebrity Golf Invitational, held June 28 at the Country Club of…
A Columbia company has built a compacting machine that transforms corn cobs, corn stalks and…
By Sean Spence & David Reed A local group of angel investors is helping fledgling…
KOMU 8 News has started airing a 9 p.m. newscast and an extended edition of…
Although The Blue Note has been importing some of the biggest names in music to…
From Haden Opera House to Hollywood Theaters, the city has a rich history of movie venues. Some marquees are long gone: the Airdome, Hippodrome, Elite and Star, the M Theatre and the Bijo Dream, to name a few. Several burned to the ground. The oldest survivor, the Missouri Theatre, is a fitting site for a local historian’s display of downtown movie venues going back 113 years and recalling a time when businessmen often spent their lunch breaks in Columbia’s “movie palaces.”
Mid-Missouri bank executives believe some of the proposed federal banking regulations being debated in Congress…
Do you believe in miracles? I do. I notice them every day in flowers blooming…
Premier Bank customers might initially notice little more than a change in signage after the…
From the Editors of American Banker Almost half the banking sector’s top executives say it…
