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I’m often asked by clients how to be more proactive, how to take a leap of faith to move off the conceptual process and get into action. It’s...

Reprinted with permission from the Missourian Sheila Durnil considers herself fortunate. In just three attempts to qualify for the federal Home Affordable Modification Program, she was accepted while...

During the past decade, women have led the way in obtaining master’s degrees but lagged behind men in earning doctorates — until now. The Council of Graduate Schools...

VA Mortgage Center.com is expanding its operations in Columbia and expects to create 300 new jobs during the next five years, while tapping an estimated $6 million in...

Last month Trittenbach Construction posted on YouTube architect’s renderings by Peckham and Wright of its apartment building at 10th and Elm streets.

Efficiency is a problem with today’s solar panels; they only collect about 20 percent of available light. Now a University of Missouri engineer has developed a flexible solar...

Leadership requires decision-making. There is just no way around it. Leaders make hundreds and even thousands of decisions during the course of any given situation. Some of those...

Food and farm entrepreneurs from mid-Missouri recently graduated from The Entrepreneurship Project, a training program for aspiring farmers in Missouri. This is the second class of participants to...

Victims of the May 22 tornado that ravaged Joplin are receiving much needed food, supplies and money from Columbia organizations and businesses. The Heart of Missouri United Way...

The Boone Hospital Center’s trustees took a step back in time when they met on May 17. The board members opened a copper time capsule that was buried...