You Spoke, We Acted. Now Let’s Talk: Proposition A Roundtable Series Announced
JEFFERSON CITY, MO – Over the past decade, few issues have impacted Missouri’s business community more deeply than Proposition A. That’s why the Missouri Chamber of Commerce and Industry made it our top legislative priority in 2025—and we’re proud to share that we delivered meaningful reform through the passage of House Bill 567. Thanks to the unwavering support of the Missouri Chamber Federation and engaged business leaders across the state, the passage of HB 567 marks a significant step forward in
Event Announcement: Babblin’ Bout Broadway: Summer Lovin’
Please join us as our talented community artists present Babblin’ Bout Broadway: Summer Lovin’—a musical revue filled with songs from some of Broadway’s most beloved productions, brought to life by some of our favorite local performers. Showtimes: Friday, July 25 at 7:00 PM Saturday, July 26 at 7:00 PM Sunday, July 27 at 2:00 PM Location: Long Memorial Hall 110 W Columbia St. Farmington, Missouri Tickets: $12 — Cash only at the door The show will feature songs from Hadestown, South Pacific,
Is AI Ushering in the Death of the Blog?
If you’ve ever spent any time creating or consuming content, you have either written or read a piece that proclaims some marketing trend is dead or something is “king.” Be it a social media platform, marketing activity, way of doing things—one thing is always going out of fashion, and something is lauded as taking its place. This article is no different. Today, we’re asking the riveting question—Are blogs dead (or dying) and can we blame AI? Of course, I had to turn to AI for the answers. First, let’s
Dough, Fire, Hustle: Starting a Pizzeria on a Budget
Opening a pizzeria might seem like a romantic notion, but behind every bubbling pie and charred crust is a business built on tight margins and smart decisions. Especially when you’re starting out, the key isn’t to go big—it’s to go smart. The scent of fresh pizza will only get so far if rent eats your profits and equipment costs choke your bank account. Making a lean start, one rooted in calculated moves and flexibility, offers a better shot at long-term survival in a saturated market. Strip Down to the
