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The state legislature is currently considering school reform issues such as open enrollment and the…
Brothers Nathan and Jon Odle, the principals of Trittenbach Development, are best known for their medical office buildings in Columbia, but they’ve wanted to build a mixed-use structure downtown for years. Their goal: to elevate building standards as well the city center’s skyline.
A big part of this year’s Columbia Business Times Entrepreneurial Excellence Week is a series…
The Columbia Chamber of Commerce has issued a call for business people to advocate for…
The Boone County Commission is considering the merits of a possible sales tax dedicated to…
The recession has hit the market for newly constructed homes in Columbia harder than the…
Key members of the Missouri House and Senate believe AmerenUE could try next year to…
Also by Jacob Barker A quick glance at the boards of directors of five transportation…
Also by Jacob Barker Almost every month, a handful of influential business leaders gather in…
As the nation’s bear market affects more affluent people, Diamond Bank offers people averse to…
When Bob Pugh was elected Columbia’s mayor in 1975, one of his first acts was an overture toward his chief adversary, Clyde Wilson, who was representing the Sixth Ward on the City Council at the time and was elected mayor four years later.
Ben and Kendy Berislavich thought they’d done everything right when they paid for a pre-purchase…
