Columbia Daily Tribune (Columbia, MO) articles from January 2005

Columbia Daily Tribune (Columbia, MO) archives from January 2005

New development raises runoff concerns in Columbia, Mo.
January 2, 2005

Missouri's Gov.-elect Blunt plans a less elaborate inaugural party.
January 2, 2005

Missouri's Gov.-elect Blunt fills insurance, corrections Cabinet posts.
January 4, 2005

Missouri rounds up livestock tracking system.
January 4, 2005

Proposed Wal-Mart Supercenter gets super-sized in Columbia, Mo.
January 4, 2005

NBC affiliate KOMU-TV to add noon newscast in Columbia, Mo.
January 6, 2005

Lawmaker lands at University of Missouri after 4 terms in state house.
January 6, 2005

Columbia, Mo., children get boost from publisher of sports paper.
January 8, 2005

Health care, highway funds top agenda of Missouri senator.
January 8, 2005

Furniture store settles into bigger space in Columbia, Mo.
January 10, 2005

Boone County, Mo., group seeks funds for transportation study.
January 10, 2005

Stephens College program focuses on entrepreneurship in Missouri.
January 11, 2005

Columbia, Mo., newspaper photographer cited for obstructing police.
January 11, 2005

Boone County, Mo., media drive to aid tsunami survivors.
January 12, 2005

Pierpont, Mo., residents to vote on sales tax, annexation.
January 13, 2005

University of Missouri medical school project targets rural health care.
January 14, 2005

Two Columbia, Mo., elementary schools face leadership change.
January 15, 2005

Artwork on park hilltop to cost Columbia, Mo., $18,000.
January 16, 2005

Boone County, Mo., to rehire legislative lobbyist.
January 16, 2005

Missouri plan to widen I-70 could cost Columbia dearly, consultant says.
January 16, 2005

New owner chooses non-profit to operate Columbia, Mo.-area retirement center.
January 16, 2005

Columbia, Mo., university's housing director builds on program.
January 16, 2005

Governor picks Columbia, Mo., businessman to lead economic development.
January 18, 2005

Columbia, Mo., merchants and radio station benefit from banding together.
January 18, 2005

Annexation draws fierce opposition in Columbia, Mo.
January 19, 2005

University name fight resurfaces in Jefferson City, Mo.
January 19, 2005

Delays plague DNR in rule-making effort.
January 20, 2005

Measure targets Columbia, Mo., over pot laws.
January 20, 2005

Postings vex merchants.
January 20, 2005

Missouri University station to expand local ambulance service.
January 21, 2005

Malicki takes job in Iowa.
January 21, 2005

Couple crafts cutting-edge technology.
January 22, 2005

Nominee choice to lead Missouri's insurance agency faced screening.
January 22, 2005

MoDOT planning to smooth things over.
January 22, 2005

McClain praises choice for leader of private school.
January 23, 2005

Families connect with troops via video.
January 23, 2005

University of Missouri curators, Floyd silent on renaming.
January 23, 2005

Name confusion cited in critique.
January 23, 2005

Catholic Church to buy south-side tract.
January 24, 2005

REDI pitches proposal to Mid-Missouri towns.
January 25, 2005

Owners mystified by I-70 project.
January 25, 2005

Blunt presses for changes to incentives.
January 25, 2005

Blunt confidant aims to untangle tech web.
January 25, 2005

Blunt defends selection team.
January 25, 2005

Senate panel gives initial nod to Steinhoff for economic development post.
January 26, 2005

MU trauma team to help tsunami survivors.
January 26, 2005

Name change bill sails through committee.
January 26, 2005

Boone County stats reflect need for diversity.
January 26, 2005

Hospital starts joint-replacement center.
January 26, 2005

Governor picks trio for UM Board of Curators.
January 26, 2005

Bass Pro finalizes habitat.
January 28, 2005

Purchase gives county the bulk of a city block.
January 28, 2005

Columbia, Mo., hospital financials on track.
January 28, 2005

State to outsource licensing office.
January 28, 2005

Graham contends SMSU covets UM-Rolla campus.
January 28, 2005

DNR moves ahead on water standards.
January 28, 2005

Burgerville restaurant chain's driving force will retire.
January 31, 2005