A ceremony marks the opening of an indoor activities center, storm shelter and gym across two buildings.

Disbursement authority approved by board includes a $200 million future power supply contingency.

Newsmakers in the areas of architecture, banking & finance, and nonprofit.

An independent panel of judges has selected this year’s class of Most Influential Women. With the addition of this class, 500 women have received this award.

Financial software, manufacturing, health care and restaurant are featured industries locally.

Columnist Richard Baker suggests keeping an eye on the movement of cash in and out of investments.

The district's board votes to declare the real estate as surplus property.

The funding is slated to be used for the college's automotive technology program.

Newly released federal data shows a 6.8% increase locally during the first three months of the year.

The Monett-based financial software company's earnings are reported at $381.8 million.

The office, located at The Gillioz Center for Arts and Entertainment, is a regional resource to leverage Show MO Act film credits, approved by the state legislature in 2023. 

The local funding is part of $500,000 awarded systemwide.

An open house is scheduled to include announcements later this week.

Springfield-based company also adds Rogers, Arkansas, office this month.

Guest columnist Travis Beazley: "Securing an SBA loan involves understanding the eligibility criteria and preparing a robust business plan."

Newsmakers in the areas of banking & finance, construction, government, nonprofit and retail.

Moon City Pub is back in business after a trio of former employees bought the venture and reopened it; Marshfield retail shop Sully Loves Sugar more than doubled its space with a move; and Springfield marketing industry veteran Neil Frost went into business for himself by launching Enable Bookkeeping LLC.

Officials say some couples are reducing, delaying celebrations amid high prices for nuptials.

The 15-year-old Branson Airport is at a critical juncture as its only commercial airline considers whether to return to the tourist market.

Federal prosecutors allege Lisa Jeanine Findley attempted to conduct a fraudulent sale of Graceland.