Kristy Carter joins Jordan Valley Family Health Foundation after her recent exit from Least of These.

Students who make less than $50,000 after graduation will have help paying back loans via Valor Advantage.

CEO Karl Glassman, who rejoined the company out of retirement last year, is listed as the top-paid officer at the company.

Mat Gass is promoted to the role, while C.J. Davis continues to lead parent company.

Sarah Hough and Gail Smart round out what will be an all-woman board for the school district.

Jeff Schrag and Bruce Adib-Yazdi will be new faces on Springfield City Council starting April 21.

Two local candidates and a former Roanoke, Virginia, official are in the running to lead the city of Springfield.

Caleb Arthur and Jacques McNeese launch AdZen in Springfield.

Voters additionally deliver decisions on Springfield City Council and Springfield Public Schools board races.

The company's latest proxy report filed with the SEC lists CEO Brad Beckham as the top-paid executive.

Steve Bishop was appointed to head the company's banking as a service business late last year.

The scores have been tabulated for Springfield Business Journal’s 2025 Dynamic Dozen, recognizing the 12 fastest-growing companies in the Ozarks.

Two-year employee Peter Shiner is named to the credit union's top job.

Mentorship and upskilling seen as key to meeting demand.

Newsmakers are compiled in the areas of advertising, banking & finance, education, nonprofit and public service.

Brothers Alex and Nick Paulson collaborated to launch a Springfield office for Motto Mortgage; Lawrence County Health Department moved to its newly constructed facility; and Ozarks Capital LLC opened for business.

Springfield’s mayor for the last eight years eyes retirement after exit this month.

Position has been without a permanent leader for three months.

April 7 is the first official day for Show Me Chuy following a soft launch that started March 31.

Dr. Bryan Dame purchases Harshman Chiropractic.