The Sunderland Foundation makes investment through university’s Fortify the Future campaign.

Burn Boot Camp opens as the first commercial development in The Ridge at Ward Branch; Radon Safety Squad expands its coverage to Springfield; and Italian Kitchen moves its mobile catering business into a brick-and-mortar shop.

The new branch, the bank’s fifth, is going up in Branson West.

The goal of the modifications is to provide more green space downtown and update landscaping.

Geoffrey Butler, the founder of 45-year-old Springfield architectural firm BRP Architects, has exited the business as the remainder of its staff prepares to move by month’s end to the Heer’s building on Park Central Square.

Restore SGF is accepting applications on a rolling basis through Dec. 1 for the Block Challenge Grant Program, which encourages groups of neighbors to work together on exterior home improvements.

City seeks private developers to transform 1,000 acres including lake and decommissioned power plant.

One thing Jackie Joy Eoff knows about being a developer is the importance of being observant and patient.

SBJ unpacks survey data.

While the housing market landscape is a bit turbulent with elevated interest rates contributing to higher mortgage costs, the homebuilding industry remains active.

The move comes five years after the Springfield bank entered the Joplin market.

Options for the redevelopment plan, with a focus on nature, recreation and economic development, will be unveiled.

The restaurant near Menards at Chestnut Expressway and U.S. Highway 65 employs 75.

Rick and Jan Britton have the nonprofit building named after them at dedication ceremony.

The 17,250-square-foot building will extend a south campus to meet a growing population, officials say.

The newly released study points to a continued shift from the development of loft housing to a focus on student housing and significant changes in how people live and work in the urban center.

The business builds products including stainless steel tanks, ovens and conveyors for clients mostly in the dairy, environmental, food and beverage, and pharmaceutical industries.

City Utilities’ gas and water main renewal project has closed the intersection of South Campbell Avenue and West College Street at the west end of the block.

The community improvement district would fund site improvements.

The facility at U.S. Highway 65 and Evans Road is expected to be completed in 2025.