JE Dunn Construction Co. is set for approval as construction management at risk firm for Clifton M. Smart III Advancement Center.

Amy Blansit and Finley Farms are among those recognized at a March 14 ceremony for responsible land use and community development.

Participants tout the environmental benefits and economic development opportunities offered by the restored streamway in downtown Springfield.

Logistics company Premier Truck Group is building a new truck sales and repair facility in Strafford, using precast contract, metal framing, thermoplastic polyolefin roofing and standing-seam metal in its construction.

Changes embrace place-type approach in line with Forward SGF plan.

Impact of trade war with Canada, other nations remains cloudy.

40-year-old document among considerations in roadway initiative.

Keynote speaker Ilana Preuss encourages small-scale manufacturing to energize downtown during Springfield Business Development Corp.’s annual meeting.

The work comprises replacement and rehabilitation of bridges in Bates, Benton, Cedar, Henry, Hickory, St. Clair and Vernon counties.

Official outlines process for attracting expansion or relocation.

The company is demolishing its existing facility at Benton Avenue and Chestnut Expressway.

The city of Springfield says a referendum is not authorized for council's approved measure on proposed Chimney Rock subdivision.

Springfield Public Schools finalizes the sale of the Kearney Street property to Elevate Lives.

Fritz’s Adventure is scheduled to debut early next month in The Colony, a Dallas suburb.

The company is adding a showroom under the Ozarks Powersports name to carry Indian Motorcycle, Kawasaki, Slingshot and Triumph brands.

In a project approved by voters in the Nixa Public Schools district, a new multipurpose facility is under construction on a 38-acre parcel adjacent to the Nixa High School campus, where baseball, softball and practice fields are also planned.

Mark and Courtney Fletcher say they are selling their property and will lose standing in the case.

A city building permit points to plans for Total Wine & More store at former Bed Bath & Beyond space.

The heavy civil construction company expands its presence in the city.