Business news for March 16, 2010
In comparison to other nations, the United States holds a lot of first places. Although we complain about having some freeloaders milking the system that is designed to charitably help those who cannot help themselves, we work very hard in terms of hours worked and relatively few weeks of vacation as compared with Europeans for example.
The Blue Springs City Council may call a special meeting on March 22 to discuss and possibly pass legislation regarding the Adams Dairy Landing project.
Have you caught up with Comcast yet? You might be running out of time. The upshot is more channels and services, but the transition takes a little work on the part of customers.
A veteran Examiner editor has been named to the top job in the newsroom.
The next time you pay for something using a $10 bill, take a look at the picture on the front. Do you know who it is? If not, read the name: Hamilton. Then ask - who is that? He wasn’t a president.
The other day I saw two robins in my backyard. It was the same day I received a four-color brochure from the Wild Bird Center, Noland South Shopping Center, 4480 S. Noland Road, Independence.
One key to revitalizing western Independence is pressing ahead with plans for an expressway near the area, the president of the Independence Chamber of Commerce said Wednesday.
In early February, Phil and Marti Hodges found themselves embarking on a journey they thought they had finally finished.
The Sugar Creek Board of Aldermen Monday instructed the city attorney to draft a rough ordinance on whether to allow Lafarge North America to mine a section of Sugar Creek.
