The green and white paint is faded, and dead yellow pampas grass partially obscures the “Welcome to Columbia” sign along eastbound Interstate 70. The wooden sign between the Midway and Stadium Boulevard exits displays a decade-old population estimate: 84,531.
There are towering billboards flanking the door-sized welcome sign and competing for the attention of drivers whizzing by. A smaller adjacent sign names the businesses that covered the gateway project’s cost, including one that hasn’t been around for years, Ameritec Cellular
Power Lunch: Hinkson Creek and Stormwater
The Columbia Chamber of Commerce has selected a keynote speaker for its annual Business Showcase.…
Ben Bernanke, chairman of the board of governors of the Federal Reserve System (the central…
AnnaBelle Events
The “We Always Swing” Jazz Series and Columbia Access Television plan to co-produce a live…
Carfax plans to build two rain gardens and an enormous basin to filter and contain stormwater that will flow off the roof of a 10,000-square-foot addition that will be built on a grass-covered lot next to the company’s headquarters.
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In many categories, Missouri has the lowest taxes in the country. The Morgan Quitno State…
The start of a new year is almost upon us, and this is the time…
When business owners list the tactics in their marketing arsenals, too few include event marketing.…
