Roof repairs at Ozark High School are planned, among other work.

Company intends to ramp up hiring efforts in 2026.

The seven-county Council of Local Elected Officials is taking note of the fractious relationship between the city of Springfield and the Ozark Region Workforce Development Board, which came to a head this month after city officials denied a funding request by the board.

Early discussions are reviving economic development prospects for over 1,000 acres of land surrounding the interchange at highways 60 and 65, those involved with the talks say.

Distributor reaches $51 million in 2024.

The Workforce Development Board has scheduled a special meeting today to act on payment for its consultant and to vote on existing partnerships with the city of Springfield.

Called The Chamber PATH, the plan sets the roadmap for the next five years.

The funding supports the public health institute's Community Focus Report work.

Hosmer raises specter of past missteps in Galloway Village.

Long delayed Elevate Community project targets 2026 opening.

A city finance official says payment to Ozark Region Workforce Development Board is “not anticipated.”

The second-annual event at Wilson Logistics Arena expected to have a $1.1M economic impact.

The industrial parts and equipment distributor is targeting a summer relocation to 117 Park Central Square.

Phase I work is scheduled to start after a groundbreaking later this month.

Springfield Sports Commission estimates Pete Weber Missouri Classic will generate economic impact in hundreds of thousands of dollars.

Springfield's governing body approves rezoning application for 29 acres at 851 E. Primrose St.

Officials say the work marks the first from-the-ground-up construction project on C-Street in more than five decades.

Removal of access points would hinder growth, they say, as highway department points to safety concerns, freeway considerations.

All of Missouri's eight MSAs had month-over-month decreases, according to latest Bureau of Labor Statistics data.