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Schneider Electric executives say a $73-million expansion that’s underway at their plant on Columbia’s Route B will strengthen the domestic supply chain in the United States. Schneider Electric senior vice president Michael Quinn spoke at
Missouri’s governor is praising Schneider Electric’s planned $73-million expansion at their plant on Columbia’s Route B. Governor Mike Kehoe spoke at Tuesday morning’s bipartisan groundbreaking ceremony. He tells 939 the Eagle that the 241 new
We’ll learn new details Saturday morning about efforts to restore air service between Columbia and Denver. Columbia Regional Airport (COU) airport manager Mike Parks will join host Fred Parry in-studio Saturday morning at 7 on
Columbia’s new economic development director is praising EquipmentShare’s $100-million new headquarters near I-70’s Lake of the Woods exit. The city of Columbia and Missouri beat out Alabama, Louisiana and other locations for the massive facility.
Columbia’s new economic development director and the new Regional Economic Development Incorporated (REDI) president is a familiar name in mid-Missouri. The city has chosen Paul Eisenstein, who will begin his new job on Monday March
The sixth-largest employer in Columbia/Boone County has named Dr. Lana Zerrer as Boone Health’s chief medical officer. Dr. Zerrer will be starting on April 7, succeeding Dr. Robin Blount, who is retiring from Boone after
The largest employer in Columbia/Boone County has shifted to remote operations Wednesday, due to the expected winter storm approaching the region. The Mizzou campus and the UM System office in Columbia are remote today. Mizzou
The sixth-largest employer in Columbia/Boone County says it will continue to accept Anthem Blue Cross/Blue Shield insurance plans for the foreseeable future. Boone Health spokesman Christian Basi tells 939 the Eagle that they have a
At least a dozen candidates have already applied for the Columbia Public Schools (CPS) superintendent position. CPS spokeswoman Michelle Baumstark briefed Columbia-area elected officials and business leaders during Wednesday’s monthly Columbia Regional Economic Development Incorporated
The superintendent of Columbia Public Schools (CPS) has announced that he’s retiring effective December 31. CPS Superintendent Dr. Brian Yearwood made his announcement in a letter to CPS staff and families today (Friday), saying he’ll
Look for a more visible police presence soon in Columbia parks and along trails, in response to concerns from residents. City manager De’Carlon Seewood spoke to 75 business leaders and elected officials at Wednesday’s Columbia
UPDATE: Columbia-based Boone Hospital Center has been awarded a Magnet designation for the fifth straight time. Boone Health chief executive officer Brady Dubois describes Magnet recognition as the gold standard for nursing excellence. The announcement
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