As I’ve written before, how we live in cities changes because of technology. The streetcar allowed cities to physically grow outward and the automobile took cities further and further outward. The mobile phone has allowed us to be away from a land line. The phone booth has disappeared. The notebook [...]
This is the eighth installment of The Notebook's monthly survey of the 7th Congressional District field and each candidate's chances of winning the GOP nomination in 2010.***The higher the candidate's ranking, the more likely he/she is positioned to win the nomination at this point and time [...] 
Former Republican House Speaker Rod Jetton is facing a felony assault complaint, according to Scott County Circuit Clerk Christy Hency.Hency tells The Notebook the class C felony complaint was filed today.The complaint, sent by the Circuit Clerk, says Jetton "recklessly caused serious physical injury" by [...] Columbia Tribune - Jonathon Braden - 12/3/09
Pencils and notebooks resembling President Barack Obama’s 2008 campaign ads have been sold in at least one Columbia school and other public schools, causing the company that distributes the materials to travel around the state yanking the [...]
Sen. Harry Reid released a combined Senate health care bill and price tag today. The CBO says it will cost $849 billion over 10 years, cover 94% of the country’s population and reduce the deficit by $127 billion.
The Notebook: "The most glaring portion of the [PPP] poll is [...]
"Appalled by Schweich's Ignorant Request"
A TRUCE? Two months after she officially pulled the plug on a potential bid for U.S. Senate, former State Treasurer Sarah Steelman met with Roy Blunt in Springfield Wednesday, a GOP source tells The Notebook. Blunt's campaign confirmed the tip tonight. "He wanted to'" [...] 
One-on-OneThe Notebook sits down with Congressman & U.S. Senate candidate Roy Blunt to talk about attack ads, PAC money, cap and trade, healthcare and Robin Carnahan. DEVELOPING . . . ON KY3 NEWS TONIGHT
The Ky3 Political Notebook has learned that Sarah Palin will do a book signing at Borders in Springfield before she speaks at College of the Ozarks on December 2nd. Palin is scheduled to speak on "patriotism, citizenship and civic engagement" at College of the Ozarks [...] 
This is the seventh installment of The Notebook's monthly survey of the 7th Congressional District field and each candidate's chances of winning the GOP nomination in 2010.
