On behalf of the Hoffmann Family of Companies, it is with great honor to share Mr. David Hoffmann will receive the prestigious 2023 Horatio Alger Award. Please see the below announcement published in Tuesday's January 17th, 2023 Wall Street Journal (Page A9) and press releases from the Horatio...

Boone Center, Inc. (BCI)-a nonprofit that improves the lives of adults with disabilities through employment opportunities-invites the community to attend two upcoming seminars. The first, a virtual presentation entitled "Competitive Employment: Is It Right for Me?", will be held on Monday, Ja...

When your business needs to pivot fast because of changes in your industry or the economy (or both), how do you fill the new roles? If your organization has laid the foundation for reskilling, you can retrain your current employees to take on those new roles.

ST. CHARLES COUNTY, Mo. - St. Charles County officials say they are making real progress reversing a big spike in car thefts and auto break-ins. The county noticed a big increase in car cloutings around 2020. Police chiefs across the county came up with the idea of an St Charles County Auto Theft Task Force.

Co-Founder and Managing Director at Edkent Media , a boutique digital marketing agency servicing local, startup and enterprise companies. Nowadays, you can't afford to ignore digital marketing if you want your business to succeed. In the past, startups had almost no chance of making a dent in the marketplace.

WASHINGTON (AP) - The countdown toward a possible U.S. government default is in the offing, and frictions between President Joe Biden and House Republicans are raising alarms about whether the United States can sidestep a potential economic crisis.

Apartment developments next to single-family homes and villas in O'Fallon continue to be controversial in O'Fallon. Even more controversial is rezoning commercial land to residential, especially currently vacant high-tech corridor district land. Interested parties with varying perspectives either believe plenty of high tech zoned land still exists, or believe the supply is running out.

St. Charles County saw 6.4 million square feet of major development projects in 2022, breaking the record set in 2021 of 4.8 million square feet, a 29% increase, according to a commercial construction update released by the Economic Development Council (EDC) of St. Charles County in December.

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(JEFFERSON CITY, MO) - Today, Governor Mike Parson delivered the 2023 State of the State Address to the Missouri General Assembly. Governor Parson expressed to the General Assembly and state officials that Missouri is stronger today and committed to continuing what his administration has sta...

Pay equity is a topic that affects everyone, from first-time job seekers who want a fair employer to experienced leaders who want to attract and keep talent that drives innovation.

Let's face it. Scaling your business is hard. It takes considerable effort. In the beginning, it means wearing different hats. It means dealing with sales and marketing. It means understanding taxes and corporate compliance. It involves having to interact with customers on a daily basis. And so much more.

When Julie Zhuo, Facebook's vice president of design, first began managing a team, it consisted of just a handful of people. And then it doubled. Every few years, it doubled again. At each of these points, Zhuo felt like she had an entirely different job.

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. - Missouri Gov. Mike Parson called on state lawmakers to set aside nearly $860 million to widen and improve traffic flow on Interstate 70 in his annual State of the State address Wednesday, Jan. 18. The massive investment in I-70 is part of a nearly $52 billion budget proposal unveiled by the Republican.

JEFFERSON CITY - Two state lawmakers are joining the fray over contaminated drinking water wells in St. Charles. Rep. Phil Christofanelli, R-St. Peters, and Sen. Bill Eigel, R-Weldon Spring, have introduced legislation requiring state environmental regulators to transmit evidence of any contamination to the attorney general, who could then sue the entity deemed responsible for the pollution.