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Crime, Lemone extension, the smoking ban. Not a day goes by without more feather-ruffling news from the soon-to-be-enlarged Daniel Boone Building. The Columbia Daily Tribune’s online news board...

A young professional stopping to drop off a donation at Upscale Resale might just find herself becoming a shopper as well. Such a fate befalls many area residents...

The United States is a giving nation. In 2006, according to the Giving U.S.A. Foundation, individuals and businesses donated nearly $300 billion to charity, more than the gross...

It’s tough to operate a public transit system—especially if your buses won’t function. That’s the challenge facing Linda Yaeger, executive director of the Columbia-headquartered transportation service OATS Inc....

When talking about his work on the city’s Power Supply Task Force, Tom Baumgardner sounds more like he’s preparing for a street fight than helping formulate public policy....

Alan McClure is passionate about chocolate. He’s so passionate that he has made it his life’s work. But his is not just any kind of chocolate. McClure makes...

The following is the fourth in a series of articles about the importance and benefits of succession planning within your business or organization. Throughout this series, we will...

The debate surrounding the loss of manufacturing jobs in the United States continues. Many maintain that manufacturing has experienced a significant decline in recent years due to the...

On a hilltop a few miles northwest of Columbia, workers this past week began installing a wind generator to help power the newly constructed home of Derek Fox...

Martin Duffy, a bona fide Master of Scotch, says the methods used during a whisky tasting are about the same as those at a wine tasting, with a...