Jared Enterprises is creating a shell building for Starbucks (Nasdaq: SBUX) and will serve as the landlord.

Top honors at the 2016 Salute to Design and Construction awards Nov. 10 went to City Utilities for the bus transfer station that opened in May.

Shops face a domino effect created by consumer trends to online shopping.

Dusti Everett-Hinkle appreciates she gets to take a hands-on leadership approach to nursing.

The Write Way LLC executes the science of handwriting analysis.

While Springfield is reviewing its open competitive market for waste management services, another company has gotten out of the business.

The Alley is designed as a Beale Street for the city.

Melissa Sassi secures a position as senior communications manager with Microsoft and discovers a chance to better the world through technology.

Mark Walker traded Silicon Valley for the Ozarks mountains in 2013, when the Drury University graduate agreed to take over the position of CEO for family-owned trucking company Transland.

Becky Baltz retires after 30 years with MoDOT and five years as district engineer in the southwest area.

Concentrated animal feeding operations are visual representations of the changing nature of farming in America.

Broadband competition is heating up in the market as Mediacom Communications Corp. (Nasdaq: MCCC) launches project Open Road.

Developer Morris Dock is building the seventh and final commercial condominium in Twin Oaks Office Park fronting James River Freeway.

A leadership change at Springfield Brewing Co. comes amid discussions to expand distribution.

Former bluegrass band brothers learn the instrument retail trade.

James Braun embraces a philosophy of kindness and community that surfaces in his work.

One of the investors who bought the business from Paul Mueller Co. sells off his stake.

Entrepreneurs are pushing the wellness envelope and investing in techniques foreign to the Ozarks.

Kurt Hellweg is helping International Dehydrated Foods Inc. navigate global waters as manufacturers embrace technology in a new plan for the future.

A proponent of kindness to all, Jason Hynson plans to improve on collaboration between other area organizations to further help the people in need.