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CBT wins writing awards
For the third year in a row, the Columbia Business Times won first-place awards in a competition organized by the Missouri Association of Publications.
The CBT won the Ranly 2009 award for Best Issue in its class, business-to-business publications in Missouri with a circulation of less than 25,000. The judges wrote of the Columbia Business Times: “A variety of voices from the community provide strong opinions, and an array of departments introduce readers to leading citizens in the community. A strong and commendable effort.”
The CBT also won the Ranly 2009 award for Best Writing in its class. The judges wrote: “The mix of staff-written stories, freelancer stories and regular columnists works nicely.”
The awards are named after Don Ranly, professor emeritus at the Missouri School of journalism. They were handed out during the Missouri Association of Publications (MAP) Publishing Summit on March 5 at the Holiday Inn Select Executive Center. MAP is a professional organization for print and electronic magazine and newsletter publishers.
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More from this Issue:
- Medical companies lease long-vacant new office building
- Chamber announces finalists for Small Business of Year
- Missouri unemployment rises slightly
- New restaurant-market opening in Cherry Hill
- Interim gets permanent job at MU Health System
- People On The Move
- Local businesses receive national recognition
- New title company grows despite poor housing market
- BC&S concludes with award announcements
- Subway owner Jeff Offutt compiles ingredients for massive expansion
- Congressmans views on business stimulus, taxes
- Editors Welcome
- House passes corporate franchise tax cut
- People on the Move
- Booth sales slow, but BC&S expects full house
- County View: Where’s your deed? County records reflect market condition
- People You Should Know: Patrick R. Zenner
- Soap Box: We don’t need TIF in Columbia
- Horse industry on bumpy ride through recession
- Spring flings in CoMO
- PUBLIC RECORD
- Keep good staff motivated during challenging times
- Columbia Photo moving into Atkins City Centre
- Brewery pub opening downtown
- Researcher explores benefits of human-animal bonds
- Citizen Journalist: …But Can City Hall Fight You?
- CONSTRUCTION PERMITS
- Centennial Investors gets grant for operations
- Will blog for wine
- NEW BUSINESS LICENSES
- Enviteme.com provides social networking opportunity
- Social networking site links local businesswomen
- Missouri unemployment hits 8 percent
- From the Roundtable: New police chief a good choice as crime debate divides city
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