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NFIB Missouri director Brad Jones says 42 percent of NFIB Missouri members now have jobs that they cannot fill, up from April’s 40 percent number. Mr. Jones joined us live on 939 the Eagle’s “Wake
The superintendent in the fast-growing Southern Boone R-1 school district in Ashland predicts Ranken Technical College’s new Ashland campus will be a game-changer for young people across the region. Southern Boone R-1 superintendent Dr. Tim
The president of Ranken Technical College says their new multi-million dollar campus in fast-growing Ashland will be industry-driven. Ranken president Don Pohl spoke at Friday’s ribbon-cutting ceremony: “You know I mentioned those three components: technological
About 150 residents and business leaders across mid-Missouri have learned new details about next Friday’s ribbon-cutting ceremony at Ranken Technical College’s Ashland campus. 939 the Eagle’s Stephanie Bell emceed Thursday morning’s Southern Boone Community leader
An April 26th ribbon-cutting has been set for Ranken Technical College’s new multi-million dollar campus in fast-growing Ashland. The building is described by the Southern Boone R-1 school district and Ranken as a workforce development
The new Ranken Technical Center being built next to Ashland’s Salter Lawn Service will open its doors in January. St. Louis-based Ranken vice president Shannon Brueggemann tells 939 the Eagle that the first Ranken Ashland
44 percent of small businesses nationwide cannot find employees to go to work for them, according to the National Federation of Independent Business (NFIB). NFIB Missouri director Brad Jones tells 939 the Eagle’s “Wake Up
The president of Columbia’s largest bank says growth continues in Ashland, Boonville, Hallsville and Centralia. Central Bank of Boone County president Ed Scavone notes the bank has branches in all of those communities. “Some of
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