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There was a good turnout of college students and first responders at Wednesday’s Patriot Day wreath-laying ceremony at Mizzou’s Traditions plaza in Columbia. The ceremony included a wreath-laying, a flyover by an MU Health Care
Mizzou officials say you’ll see a heavy police, fire and first responder presence on the eastern edge of Mizzou’s campus this morning and today. It’s all part of a drill for first responders, and Mizzou
Funding for the University of Missouri and for the MU Research Reactor (MURR) is a top priority for a former GOP state senator from Columbia who’s running for Missouri’s new third congressional district seat. Mizzou
Columbia College officials praise the turnout at this month’s annual career fair. More than 100 students and alums attended the event at Southwell gymnasium. Columbia College dean of student affairs Dave Roberts tells 939 the
You’ll smile, you’ll laugh and you’ll cry over the next two days, with the emotional stories you’ll hear during the 18th annual 939 the Eagle Missouri Credit Union Miracles for Kids Radiothon . All proceeds
Columbia College students and alumni are being encouraged to attend today’s annual Grossnickle Career Services Center’s career fair. More than 70 businesses, government agencies, school districts and graduate schools will be at Southwell gym from
Construction of Columbia’s new Ronald McDonald House is progressing despite January’s brutal winter weather. The home is set to open this spring. It’s being built near Columbia’s Stadium and College, within walking distance of the
The traditional three pillars of Columbia’s economy have been education, health care and insurance. They still are in some ways, even with State Farm’s headquarters no longer in town. The University of Missouri and MU
An annual tradition for 939 the Eagle host Fred Parry is to interview former Landmark Bank chief executive officer Jeff MacLellan on the final show of the calendar year for the “CEO Roundtable.” Mr. MacLellan
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
Boone County’s sixth-largest employer is cutting 62 positions, most of them unfilled. Our news partner KMIZ reports while most of the Boone Health positions being cut are unfilled, 15 are current positions. Those 15 employees
MU Health Care executives say the new Boonville medical building provides a new model of care, all in one location. Boonville and Cooper County dignitaries joined MU Health Care leaders for Tuesday’s formal grand opening.
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