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The Missouri Women’s Business Center has introduced two new funding opportunities for child care providers in Columbia
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The Missouri Women’s Business Center has introduced two new funding opportunities for child care providers in Columbia
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The Shops at Sharp End offers a physical location for people trying to start a business. It's located at the corner of Walnut Street and Fifth Street in downtown Columbia, once the heart of the city's Black community.
The soft-opening phase started last Friday and Saturday, but Wednesday marked its first fully-operating day.
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.