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The Missouri Tigers have moved up two slots in the Associated Press (AP) college football poll, where they are now ninth. Mizzou will battle #25 Texas A&M Saturday morning in a clash in College Station.
The retiring president of the nation’s second-oldest women’s college says it’s time for a new leader at Columbia’s Stephens College. Longtime Stephens president Dianne Lynch is starting her 16th and final year as president of
Retiring Stephens College president Dianne Lynch is starting her 16th and final year as president of the nation’s second-oldest college. President Lynch will join 939 the Eagle’s Fred Parry in-studio Saturday morning at 7 on
The UM System president is expecting more than 1,000 additional freshmen at Mizzou this fall, compared to August 2023. That’s an 18 percent increase from a year ago. UM System president Dr. Mun Choi, who
Look for heavy traffic today and Thursday around Mizzou’s campus in Columbia. They are both move-in days, where students discover their new living spaces and settle in for the school year. That will be happening
2024 statistics from Columbia Regional Economic Development Incorporated (REDI) show that Midway USA is one of the top 25 largest employers in Columbia/Boone County. Midway USA founder Larry Potterfield joined host Fred Parry in-studio Saturday
One of Boone County’s largest employers is building a new 130,000 square foot office building near 40 and Route J near Rocheport. Midway USA founder Larry Potterfield will join 939 the Eagle’s Fred Parry in-studio
Columbia city manager De’Carlon Seewood says the city is grappling with a housing crisis. The Columbia Board of Realtors says the average price of a home sold in April increased four percent to $396,000, while
Columbia city manager De’Carlon Seewood didn’t mince words during his recent state of the city address: he looked directly at city officials, city employees, residents and reporters at city hall and told them that Columbia
Comobuz publisher Mike Murphy, the host of 939 the Eagle’s “Columbia Buzz” and the weekday Eagle afternoon news anchor, describes Comobuz as his vision of what a local news operation might look like during the
Mizzou Trulaske College of Business professor Chris Prestigiacomo recently earned the Kemper Fellowship for Teaching Excellence. Professor Prestigiacomo joined host Fred Parry in-studio for the hour on 939 the Eagle’s “CEO Roundtable” to discuss the
Columbia’s large Kraft Heinz plant on Waco road is the 15th-largest employer in Columbia/Boone County, according to Columbia Regional Economic Development Incorporated (REDI). The latest REDI statistics show the Kraft Heinz plant has about 450
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