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Business leaders at Wednesday’s Columbia Regional Economic Development Incorporated (REDI) board meeting praised outgoing Columbia Chamber of Commerce president Matt McCormick, who is heading to Florida after 12 years here. Mr. McCormick addressed the board
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
Cole County’s more than 14,000 state employees will find out this afternoon whether Missouri Governor Mike Parson (R) is proposing a state employee pay raise for the next fiscal year. The governor will outline his
Missouri’s governor says the Show-Me State is currently in the running for five projects that are worth at least $2-billion each. Governor Mike Parson (R) made his comments Friday in Columbia to transportation professionals and
Columbia’s city council will be updated Monday evening on federal American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) dollars the city has received. ARPA was signed into law by President Joe Biden (D). City manager De’Carlon Seewood will deliver
The governor says southern Missouri Congressman Jason Smith’s appointment to chair the U.S. House Ways and Means Committee is huge for Missouri. That’s the House’s primary tax-writing committee. Governor Mike Parson (R) met recently with
Missouri’s governor is praising U.S. House Ways and Means Committee chair Jason Smith (R-Salem), who represents southern Missouri on Capitol Hill. Governor Mike Parson (R) and Congressman Smith discussed child care, workforce development and infrastructure
While Columbia has only spent $800,000 of the $25-million it’s received under the federal American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA), many other dollars are committed to key projects. City manager De’Carlon Seewood tells 939 the Eagle
Columbia Chamber of Commerce president Matt McCormick grew up in Texas, and just celebrated his 10th anniversary in Columbia. The Columbia Chamber has nine staff members and about 1,000 members that represent about 50,000 employees.
State Sen. Karla Eslinger (R-Wasola) represents one of the poorest districts in the Legislature. Her seven-county district is in south-central and southwest Missouri, and she says five of those counties are among Missouri’s ten poorest
