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Join Mark Mills each Sunday as we visit with business leaders across Missouri. We'll take a deep dive into the news and issues that are impacting Mid-Missouri's business community.  Listen live on KFRU every Sunday morning at 8 am.

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    Randy Cole. CEO, Columbia Housing Authority.

    KFRU Business Spotlight -- April 11th & 12th, 2026.  Randy Cole, CEO of the Columbia Housing Authority, joins us. Randy gives us some insight on what the CHA is and what it does for folks in Columbia.  The Columbia Housing Authority celebrates 70 years this year.  One brand new CHA development has just been completed in the past six months, while a complete "to the ground" remodel is going on for their Blind Boone and Park Avenue facilities.  Using some federal funds, some state funds, some local funds and investments from local businesses allows the CHA to serve many in Columbia.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

    40 min

  2. 3/04

    Christina Hartman. Don Waterman. Candidates for City Council 5th Ward. April 7th Municipal Election.

    KFRU Business Spotlight -- April 4th & 5th, 2026.  The candidates for the 5th Ward City Council seat in the April 7th Municipal Election join us for a last weekend before the election day conversation.  Christina Hartman is the challenger in the race and talks about her reason to get involved through the council, along with the things she believes are most important for the council to work on in the coming years.  She believes she can get off to a quick start making changes.  Don Waterman is the incumbent in the race as his three year first term comes to an end.  Don tells us there is work still to do on many fronts and outlines what coming up for the city council.  Don says that the learning curve is long, so his time as a city councilman is an advantage to the city if he's re-elected.   See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

    40 min

  3. 27/03

    Ken Rice. COO, Pickleman's. Member, Columbia Disabilities Commision.

    KFRU Business Spotlight -- March 21st & 22nd, 2026.  Ken Rice joins us to talk Columbia.  Ken, who has had an unsuccessful run for both City Council and School Board seats, has taken on new service positions recently taking a spot on the Columbia Disabilities Commission.  We talk about how that commission works and the information they provide for the City Council and members of the community.  Ken also gives us his thoughts on the upcoming municipal election, including city council and school board elections. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

    40 min

  4. 27/03

    Eric Kopinski, Program Director. MODOT Improve I-70 Program. Significant progress has been made

    KFRU Business Spotlight -- March 28th & 29th, 2026.  Eric Kopinski joins us to talk about the I-70 Improvement program.  Eric is the director of the program and brings us an overview of the project, along with the very latest traffic modifications underway right now that will affect drivers now through the late summer months.  Eric also gets into the changes within the program that allows for safer driving and more efficient traffic patterns around Columbia. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

    40 min

  5. 13/03

    Sydney Olsen, Engagement and Public Communications Manager. City of Columba. New Communications Department proposal. Off to Central Bank of Boone County late March.

    KFRU Business Spotlight -- March 14th & 15th, 2026.  Sydney Olsen joins us to talk about communications and the City of Columbia.  Sydney has been pitching this proposal from City Manger De'Carlon Seewood to the council even as she plans to make a move to the Marketing Director position at Central Bank of Boone County. The change would make a change in supervisors of many of the communications employees.  The head of the department would move up to a Director position from a Manger position hoping to align services to better serve citizens of Columbia.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

    40 min

  6. 6/03

    Dr. Jennifer Rukstad. Executive Director, Missouri State High School Activities Association. Senate Bill 863. House Bill 2278.

    KFRU Business Spotlight -- March 7th & 8th, 2026. Dr. Jennifer Rukstad, the Executive Director of the MSHSAA joins us to talks about two bills, Senate Bill 863 and House Bill 2278, that were written to change the governing body that would oversee the association from a group chosen from members of the association to a group chosen by the legislature.  Ironically, the bills were filed as the MSHSAA celebrates its 100 year anniversary. Through discussions with the authors of the bills, some progress has been made to avoid a total takeover by a new governing body with a possibility of an additional review board  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

    40 min

  7. 27/02

    It's a Best of the KBS Show. COMO Vanguard with Nick Knoth and David Lile. Columbia Police Chief Jill Schlude. Columbia Fire Chief Brian Schaeffer.

    KFRU Business Spotlight -- February 28th & March 1st, 2026.  This is a best of show, replaying segments of the KBS from the past featuring COMO Vanguard with Nick Knoth and David Lile, Columbia Police Chief Jill Schlude and Columbia Fire Chief Brian Schaeffer. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

    40 min

  8. 20/02

    Paul Eisenstein. Economic Development Director, City of Columbia. Regional Economic Development, Inc President.

    KFRU Business Spotlight -- February 21st & 22nd, 2026. This week, Paul Eisenstein, the director of the City of Columbia Office of Economic Development department and the President of Regional Economic Development, Inc brings us up-to-date on what's happening.  From working with businesses that may be looking to move their job producing activities here, to helping local businesses grow and expand here, to help in supporting entrepreneurs in developing ideas into new local businesses, the economic development help to grow the Columbia and Boone County economy.  Boone County is a growing county with somewhere around 2,000 new residents per year and that tends to support higher economic growth. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

    40 min
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Join Mark Mills each Sunday as we visit with business leaders across Missouri. We'll take a deep dive into the news and issues that are impacting Mid-Missouri's business community.  Listen live on KFRU every Sunday morning at 8 am.

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