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Columbia entrepreneur Kiley Grimes creates spaces for pursuing passions
Photo illustration by Lorah Lackland/Missouri Business Alert Columbia entrepreneur Kiley Grimes has not just started businesses. She has created spaces she could not find elsewhere in the market. Grimes is the founder of Soundcheck Studios, a 24/7 rehearsal and recording space for musicians, and the co-founder of Villageco.work, a work club for entrepreneurs. Both businesses aim to provide places for people to pursue their passions.
Lane shifts beginning Monday will affect major Columbia roadways
The city of Columbia is notifying residents of work scheduled for Monday and Tuesday that is expected to impact traffic. East Green Meadows Road, Veterans United Drive and East Walnut Street will be affected. Lane shifts will allow Engineering Surveys and Services to perform pavement testing on East Green Meadows Road and Veterans United Drive, according to the news release. kAm%6DE:?8 3682?
InvestMidwest works to boost region's startups with 'eyeball-to-eyeball' interaction
Even as artificial intelligence changes how startups and investors operate, investment decisions often still depend on face-to-face interaction, Claire Kinlaw said. Claire Kinlaw | Courtesy photo Kinlaw is executive director of InvestMidwest, an annual conference that brings together startups and investors from across the region.
Several egg-cellent Easter events happening in Columbia this weekend
Adults and children of all ages can celebrate Easter this weekend with egg hunts, brunch and other activities. You can find specific information about the events listed below. What: Family and friends can join together to experience a selection of egg hunts, festive activities and dining. When: 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday Where: The Kitchen Grill and Games, 3711 Discovery Pkwy. Cost: Free What: Join Higher Ground Church in a family-friendly Easter egg hunt.
City, REDI announce small business grants will open in April
The city of Columbia and Regional Economic Development Inc. will distribute $50,000 to small businesses as part of a grant program now in its fifth year. REDI facilitates the program to help startups and strengthen small businesses in economically disadvantaged areas of Boone County. The city supports this grant to promote entrepreneurship growth and community development. Applications will open at 9 a.m. April 3 and can be found on the REDI website.
St. Louis ice cream brand expands to Columbia, secures distribution deal
As Clementine's Ice Cream prepares to open three new locations across Missouri and begin distribution in grocery stores, the company is ramping up its regional expansion. With every step, the St. Louis-based ice cream brand aims to focus on its founder’s vision. Founder and CEO Tamara Keefe launched Clementine's in 2014 after working in the corporate world for 20 years. Though she had built a career in marketing and branding in the food industry, she said she felt unfulfilled.
Sweet expansion: Clementine’s Ice Cream ramps up with new shops, distribution deal
Tamara Keefe founded Clementine's Ice Cream in 2014 after two decades in corporate jobs. | Courtesy photo As Clementine's Ice Cream prepares to open three new locations across Missouri and begin distribution in grocery stores, the company is ramping up its regional expansion. With every step, the St. Louis-based ice cream brand aims to focus on its founder’s vision. Founder and CEO Tamara Keefe launched Clementine's in 2014 after working in the corporate world for 20 years.
Missouri ranks near last nationally for income growth since 1970s, report shows
Over the past five decades, the median American household income has risen by nearly $20,000 after adjusting for inflation. However, behind that national statistic is an underlying reality that not all states have enjoyed equal gains. A new analysis by the Urban Institute, a nonprofit research organization, shows that Missouri's household income growth has been among the lowest in the nation since 1970.
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