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Springfield, MO
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Springfield, MO
School officials say the $32 million proposal on the April 5 election ballot won’t raise taxes and will keep the district’s debt service property tax levy at 94 cents per $100 of assessed valuation.
The municipality calls on companies to fill out a request for qualifications for upcoming projects.
The MSU board is scheduled to vote on a 73% increase.
Brock Rowe has been the department's assistant leader since last year.
The location moves from property near Battlefield Mall.
Paragon 360 CEO Donnie Brawner: "We believe that modular construction is the way of the future as it’s a solution that changes the game – whether it’s a $30,000 or $3 million project."
SBJ interviews the principal architect at Arkifex Studios LLC.
Local firms submitted 25 projects showcasing their expertise and giving readers an insight into their portfolios.
Dunkin’ will soon have a second Springfield location with the opening of a restaurant in Old Town Shopping Center.
TIF agreement of $3.4 million will fund public improvements.
State’s $2.6B allocation is separate from city’s $40M pot.
Sen. Roy Blunt helps secure money as part of government funding bill.
Construction is ongoing for the Missouri State University project.
The current Sonic Drive-In on West Sunshine Street soon will be supplanted by an updated restaurant just blocks away on the onetime site of Perkins Restaurant & Bakery.
Developer plans to clean up land and generate revenue at intersection of West Sunshine Street and James River Freeway.
The location replaces another in the city north of Springfield.
Since its 1999 debut, the awards program has honored individuals under the age of 40 for their professional and civic work.
The former Doling Elementary School on West Atlantic Street may soon begin a metamorphosis if the vision of a husband-and-wife team comes to fruition.
City officials are mum on the reason behind his exit.
As one of the main gateways into the city of Springfield, the intersection of Glenstone Avenue and Kearney Street once left something to be desired.
The Forward SGF comprehensive plan was born from the input of residents, and one message that came through loud and clear was their desire for connection.