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CYSK: Aric Jarvis & David Miller

20 Under 40 alumnus Aric Jarvis and David Miller talk about how they met and why they love being foster parents.

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January: Briefly in the News

The latest news featuring Christian Fellowship Church, Coil Construction, Boone County Family Resources, Columbia College, Roo Storage, and more.

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Where Love Works

Love Coffee, Love INC’s new social enterprise, plans to open on the Business Loop later this month.

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Championship Rider

Nora Wade’s love for English riding pushes her to great heights.

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A Well-Built Business

Emmett Russell moves to Columbia in hopes of turning his metalworking dreams into reality.

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Visualizing Wellness

How medical thermography is reshaping health prevention.

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January: Movers & Shakers

Celebrate with the business professionals in our community who are moving up, moving around, and gaining new experiences and opportunities.

January: A Closer Look

This month, we take a look at three of Columbia’s newest businesses or locations – Pedego Bikes, Exclusive Cuts, and Camacho Coffee.

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Medicaid Expansion

Discussing Missouri’s initial choice to opt out of Medicaid and a possible public vote to reverse that decision.

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Still on the Road

Fifty years ago, a husband and wife started Maxwell Trailers & Pickup Accessories on a rural Missouri farm. Since then, they have expanded to two locations.

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A Welcome Homecoming

A Columbia delegation visits Hakusan, Japan, to celebrate a 30-year relationship with our sister city.

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2020 20 Under 40: Sarah Dresser

2020’s 20 Under 40 Class: Meet Sarah Dresser, Manager, Office of Cultural Affairs, City of Columbia.

Customer Service With a Purr

Truman’s Bar & Grill

Cookin’ with Hoss: Hoss’s Seafood Mixed Grill

Garden Variety

A Heart of Worship