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By David R. Wetzel, Suite 101.com Anyone deciding to pursue additional education to support his or her career will discover the significance and benefits of that action. Many...

My husband, John, and I were enjoying a home-cooked meal. We eat out quite a bit, so it’s always a treat when we get to slow down and...

Managers recognize that a primary part of their job is to keep their employees productive. But what about keeping them happy? When jobs are scarce, people will put...

Realtor Sean Moore’s monthly housing market chart shows that at the end of June, the months of inventory — 5.1 — reached their lowest level in more than...

Click here to see map and legend: https://comomag.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/07/16_26_spread.pdf Work crews began the construction of Columbia’s new high school this month on an 84-acre site on St. Charles Road....

Carfax has purchased four acres directly to the south of its data center in the Lemone industrial park and plans to build a 10,000-square-foot addition to house its...

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...

A few weeks ago, KMIZ launched “ABC 17 News This Week,” a newsmagazine-style program based in Columbia. It might not be a cash cow, but at least it’s...

The inaugural John Anderson Celebrity Golf Invitational, held June 28 at the Country Club of Missouri, raised $30,000 for the Columbia-based Food Bank for Central and Northeast Missouri,...

A Columbia company has built a compacting machine that transforms corn cobs, corn stalks and other plant material into dense tablets that look like big hockey pucks and...