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Access to fresh food, the local cost of food and the efficiency of food transportation are issues that the city of Columbia is examining to determine its ability...

The public often views the apparel industry as lacking transparency, sustainability and ethical practices. Scandals such as child labor, sweat shops and environmentally damaging manufacturing methods have alienated...

Get ready to grab a cup of coffee, find a comfortable seat and tune your TV to KMIZ. Season two of Columbia’s own Building for Better Living starts...

A new medical office building is planned for the last of five commercial lots in Broadway Bluffs, west of Culver’s on East Broadway. The 17,000-square-foot, three-story building will...

Green is more than just a color choice when it comes to electrostatic painting. Old office furniture can be repainted to look like new with this factory-finish painting...

Jim Oakley of O2Geothermal does a lot of traveling throughout Missouri, and he said that, in terms of sustainability, he believes Columbia is far ahead of other cities...

This year marks the 100th anniversary of distance education at the University of Missouri. It also marks the strategic merger of the two offices that coordinate distance education...

For the past five years, Inc. magazine and its companion website Inc.com have ranked 5,000 businesses from around the country that are growing the fastest and broadening the...

Their creed is filled with positive advice: “Speak of health, happiness and prosperity to everyone you meet. Think only the best; expect only the best. Forgive the past,...

Cool Stuff owner Arnie Fagan has reached a personal and professional milestone, and the city of Columbia celebrated it with a proclamation from Mayor Bob McDavid. “I’m 46...