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Stacey Button says she felt so unsupported and overworked as a licensed practical nurse in Springdale that she left her home and a full-time job to become a travel nurse.

REDI for the last 35 years sole mission is business development. Bernie Andrews has aided that mission for 27 of them.

The Shops at Sharp End, located in what was Columbia's Black business district, is modeled on a minority retail business incubator in Washington, D.C.

Several projects are underway by the City of Columbia. Heres a roundup of how seven of them are progressing.

It will take some months before REDI can take on minority retail clients for the new business incubator planned at 500 E. Walnut St.

Columbia Regional Airport (COU) is celebrating the recent opening of its new million terminal.

A ribbon cutting ceremony will take place from 3 to 6 p.m.

The new Columbia Regional Airport Terminal will be ready to open by the end of September. Community members received a recent sneak preview of the finishing stages.

Financially and educationally, the Sharp End keeps working on every level of inclusivity in Columbia.

Nadria Wright would have been 20 on Tuesday.  The Columbia College students life ended on Sept. 13, 2019, when she was a passenger in a car, killed by a gunshot intended for the driver. She was the seventh person killed by gun violence in Columbia in 2019. She was 18 and a freshman nursing student at Columbia College. She had been a member of the Blue Thunder Track Club and played saxophone in the Battle High School band. She traveled to China to study at Shanghai University with Columbia Pub...