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Following a year marked by historic revenue decline, two Columbia state representatives offered their take…
Sleep disorders are on the rise, and health care entrepreneur and respiratory therapist Matt Hake…
When University Club of MU’s Farm to Table summit lands in Columbia June 12 and…
Grant Savage, head of the University of Missouri School of Medicine Department of Health Management…
University of Missouri Health Care has chosen to take on its own debt to build…
Smart phones have become wildly popular since Apple’s iPhone captured the hearts of people of…
In a departure from its usual practice, the City Council opted not to reappoint one…
It has been about a year since Columbia resident Mike Trom spoke with his former…
The flag welcoming IBM to Columbia, unfurled from the roof of Boone County National Bank’s…
Entering his fifth decade of practicing law and playing tennis, Skip Walther has reached the pinnacle of both his passions.
Walther, who was admitted to the Missouri Bar in 1979 and opened a law practice three years later, is well known in Columbia for a range of community involvement and his radio commentary on the Columbia Business Times’ Sunday Morning Roundtable on KFRU.
The MU School of Law was hit by a double dose of bad publicity this…
Trabue, Hansen & Hinshaw Inc., an engineering consulting firm, was named the Columbia Chamber of…
