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A nonprofit that is praised for its work in helping residents facing homelessness says one in five Columbia residents live in poverty and that many others struggle to make ends meet. Love Columbia executive director
A former bank chairman who’s studied trends in Columbia and Boone County for more than 35 years says affordability in the housing market is way down. Former Landmark Bank chairman Jeff MacLellan spoke to 939
The Weather Channel is reporting that dozens are dead and that millions of Americans are without power this morning, due to Hurricane Helene. Columbia Regional Economic Development Incorporated (REDI) vice president Bernie Andrews tells 939
939 the Eagle host Fred Parry took an extensive look this weekend at mid-Missouri’s 13th judicial circuit on 939 the Eagle’s “CEO Roundtable.” His guest was 13th judicial circuit presiding judge Brouck Jacobs. The 13th
A top executive at the University of Missouri says MU Health Care has recruited nine neurosurgeons in the past two years. MU vice chancellor for health affairs Nim Chinniah tells 939 the Eagle’s “CEO Roundtable”
Columbia had another bloody week last week, with two brutal homicides and another suspect charged with threatening to cut the heads off of children at the Islamic Center. Police chief Jill Schlude joined host Fred
Columbia native Dr. John Miles has been with Columbia Orthopaedic Group (COG) for 24 years. Dr. Miles, a leader in the local medical community, is a spine surgeon. Many of you remember his late father,
Home prices in Columbia last month saw two records, according to the Columbia Board of Realtors. The board says January single-family home prices saw a record in January, with the average price up 30 percent
Columbia deputy city manager and former parks and recreation director Mike Griggs will retire from the city on April 12, after 37 years of service to Columbia. Mr. Griggs is in the Missouri Sports Hall
Boone County’s sixth-largest employer has a new chief executive officer. Brady Debois started this week. Boone Hospital Center’s board of trustees chair Dr. Jerry Kennett describes their new CEO as extremely intelligent and detail-oriented. “The
A plant on Columbia’s Waco road is the only plant in North America that makes Oscar Mayer hot dogs. Columbia Regional Economic Development Incorporated (REDI) president Stacey Button describes Kraft Heinz as a good company
Columbia Chamber of Commerce president Matt McCormick is pleased with the Chamber’s recent leadership visit to Madison, Wisconsin. Madison, which has about 270,000 residents, is home to both a state capital and the University of
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