Asian bosses see Europe crisis as opportunity
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Columbia continues to fall behind in affordable housing objectives
Halfway through a plan meant to improve access to affordable housing in Columbia, the city was behind on roughly half of its 42 objectives.
Not known how Missouri will proceed with Haith situation
Following the allegations against Missouri head coach Frank Haith in a Yahoo! Sports report, I looked into his contract and filed sunshine requests.
Richland Road rezoning request drops large regional commercial center
With the Columbia City Council ready to reject the Richland Road rezoning request, the developer pulled out a large area of planned commercial development, the proposal’s most controversial section.
Perlow-Stevens art gallery will move at the end of February
The Perlow-Stevens art gallery, a fixture on Broadway, announced that they were moving to the North Village Arts District.
Columbia Housing Authority recognized as ‘high performer’
The Columbia Housing Authority was recognized as a “high performer” by the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development.
Study predicts Missouri will lose House seat in 2011
With population shifts, it appeared that Missouri would lose a seat in the U.S. House of Representatives.
Tabled pedestrian improvements would help Hickman High students
Students at Hickman High School have no good options to cross a dangerous intersection next to the school and the City Council tabled a bill to put crossing signals at that intersection.
Two local organizations to use EPA grants for environmental education
Yearly EPA grants went to Big Brothers Big Sisters of Central Missouri and to the Missouri River Communities Network.