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Most people have heard of the YUPPIE. You might even be a YUPPIE. But if…
The job market is tight, and so more adults are going back to school, education…
Mel Toellner began his business 13 years ago when he and his wife and children…
Columbia has always prided itself on its abundant opportunities for higher education. However, compared with…
Gov. Jay Nixon is touting a program aimed at producing more medical professionals at universities…
After Duane Burghard moved from Chicago in 1983 to attend MU, he quickly realized he belonged in Columbia. In one week, he started college, joined the Navy reserves and met his wife Mara in church.
Burghard eventually founded The MacXprts Network. The business, located in the Village of Cherry Hill, is now one of the nation’s largest Apple dealerships.
Mayor Darwin Hindman joined a group of independent business owners at Uprise Bakery on…
Gov. Jay Nixon’s decision to delay but not veto a $31 million allocation for…
Adapted from a letter to BCNB customers With the proliferation of bank failures, I thought…
Columbia’s unemployment rate dropped from 6.1 percent in March to 4.8 percent in April, according…
Have you ever been to a business and had an employee deliver great service,…
Six banks with branches in the Columbia market have received money in the federal bailout,…
