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From The Ground Up: Cheyenne Road multi-use trail with bridge

Complete with a 45-foot pedestrian bridge, this project adds a 10-foot-wide walking trail in front of Nixa’s High Pointe Elementary School and Summit Intermediate School.

Dealership is first new build project for Prime Inc.’s Pedigree Truck & Trailer Sales.

Project work in Springfield corridor will continue into 2031.

Lead for $60M project says lessons learned in Perry County will help firm serve future districts.

Attendees described a warm celebration where fun meets networking.

Five companies and two individuals are honored.

On-campus alumni, university engagement building named for Clif Smart.

City Council's current data center moratorium is set to expire Nov. 16 and could be extended to Feb. 24.

The project added new courts in former jail, among other features.

Organizers have raised $125K for project through grants, donations.

This is a multi-phase project, with a new addition as well as renovations to the current church facility that include expanding the current parking lot, according to construction officials.

Newsmakers are compiled in the areas of education, engineering, government, healthcare, law, real estate and trucking.

The Business Impact Awards ceremony and special publication spotlights excellence in business, including 2026 Dianne Elizabeth Osis Lifetime Achievement In Business Award honoree, Entrepreneur of the Year honoree and company honorees chosen by an independent panel of judges.

Springfield company is exclusive dealer for Prime Inc. used trucks, trailers.

This Halloween season was its last.

The Hazelwood Cemetery office building project consists of demolition of the existing maintenance building to make way for a new CMU block and wood-framed structure that will house a public-facing family room, offices and associated support spaces, and equipment bays.

Three proposals would define data centers and extend separate administrative delays on land use and utility applications through Feb. 24, 2027.

It's part of a $145 million wastewater infrastructure initiative.

Project nearly doubles capacity for those experiencing homelessness.

The $6.5 million project is targeted for completion in summer 2028.

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