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Articles Written by: JUSTIN WILLETT
On Feb. 17, Mediacom is dropping two St. Louis stations from its broadcast basic lineup - NBC affiliate KSDK (Channel 4) and PBS affiliate KETC (Channel 19). Mediacom spokesman Randy Hollis said the cable provider now receives the St. Louis stations ...
From JUSTIN WILLETT,
Columbia Tribune,
31 Jan 2009
Downtown Columbia is getting a new fitness facility.
Terry Wilson is opening a 13,000-square-foot outlet of Wilsons Total Fitness in the Berry Building at Walnut and Orr streets. Work on the facility began this week, and Wilson said he hopes to have it ...
From JUSTIN WILLETT,
Columbia Tribune,
24 Jan 2009
Randy Sinquefield wanted to leave behind the hustle and bustle of Los Angeles to pursue his film production career. When he considered where he could go, he knew the perfect place - Columbia.
Sinquefield, 30, grew up in L.A., but as a youngster he ...
From JUSTIN WILLETT,
Columbia Tribune,
17 Jan 2009
Mid-Missourians who subscribe to a cable or satellite television service have repeatedly been told they will be ready for the Feb. 17 transition to digital broadcasting.
That statement is true, but the issue was confused last night when some cable and ...
From JUSTIN WILLETT,
Columbia Tribune,
9 Jan 2009
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The most-viewed column of the year appeared April 12 under the headline "Auction set for 63 Diner property on Highway 763."
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Two of the years most-viewed columns concerned turmoil at Jefferson City CBS affiliate KRCG-TV.
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A column about the ...
From JUSTIN WILLETT,
Columbia Tribune,
3 Jan 2009
Gibson Girls Café closed last month - the second restaurant to leave the Village of Cherry Hill in the past three months.
John Gibson, who owned the restaurant with his wife, Rachel, chalked up the Nov. 26 closing to "a lack of business." The Upper ...
From JUSTIN WILLETT,
Columbia Tribune,
20 Dec 2008
Providence Bank is set to open its first retail branch in Columbia later this month.
The bank is moving into the former Columbia Municipal Employees Credit Union building at 8 N. Fifth St., less than a block north of Broadway. Twin Corners LLC, a ...
From JUSTIN WILLETT,
Columbia Tribune,
13 Dec 2008
Longtime real estate broker and former local GOP committeeman A.J. McRoberts has retired and closed down McRoberts & Co., the Columbia real estate business he operated for 50 years.
McRoberts, 85, said he and business partner Dan Judy, 80, decided it ...
From JUSTIN WILLETT,
Columbia Tribune,
6 Dec 2008
It seems that each week in this space I make note of at least one business that has closed - usually a local restaurant.
Times are tough, and folks are spending less money, putting the squeeze on businesses, especially those of the local, ...
From JUSTIN WILLETT,
Columbia Tribune,
15 Nov 2008
After nearly 16 months of stop-and-go construction and back-and-forth with the city, the owners of Quintons Bar & Deli have opened their three-story, 5,400-square-foot patio expansion.
Mike McClung, who owns the bar at 124 S. Ninth St. with his brother, ...
From JUSTIN WILLETT,
Columbia Tribune,
8 Nov 2008
