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July: Briefly in the News

Small Business Local Restaurants Support Community During COVID-19 Striving to support our community during the pandemic, The Broadway Diner has been offering free meals to kids in need...

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July: Briefly in the News

Giving Back Columbia Public Schools Foundation Donates 100,000 Masks  A $14,000 donation by the Columbia Public Schools Foundation allowed Columbia Public Schools to purchase 100,000 child-size masks for...

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July: Movers & Shakers

Mark Bauer The Columbia Chamber of Commerce announced the hiring of Mark Bauer as its first vice president of workforce development. Mark has made a career of assisting...

six headshots side by side of individuals in the local community

July: Movers & Shakers

Mark Bauer The Columbia Chamber of Commerce announced the hiring of Mark Bauer as its first vice president of workforce development. Mark has made a career of assisting...

six headshots side by side of individuals in the local community

July: Movers & Shakers

Mark Bauer The Columbia Chamber of Commerce announced the hiring of Mark Bauer as its first vice president of workforce development. Mark has made a career of assisting...

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Columbia’s Leaders of Tomorrow

“Columbia is a community that is always working towards the future,” says Matt McCormick, president and CEO of the Columbia Chamber of Commerce. “The chamber is part of...

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In It for the Long Haul

Maybe the only thing more difficult than sustaining a new settlement and growing it into a city is starting a business that lasts decades. Home to colleges that...

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Positioning Columbia for a Prosperous Future

Since its inception, Columbia grew with mindfulness to the future about what kind of community its people wanted it to be. But Columbia’s history is not without times...

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When the earliest pioneers settled in Boone County, people lived in log cabins daubed with mud and covered in boards, with roofs secured by poles. Corn cost the...

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2021 Small Business of the Year

The Columbia Chamber of Commerce named Healium as the 2021 Small Business of the Year during a ceremony on May 6 at the Blue Note. The four other...