Jeff Frederick was the March 18 featured guest for Springfield Business Journal's 12 People You Need to Know interview series.

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

Guest columnist Chuck Hepola: "Sports may be temporary, but the lessons they teach are lifelong."

SBJ interviews the director of athletics at Missouri State University.

Newsmakers in the areas of accounting, education, health care, law, manufacturing, nonprofit and sales.

The Missouri Board of Nursing gave initial approval early this month for expansion of college's associate of science in nursing direct entry program.

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

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.

Newsmakers are compiled in the areas of banking & finance, chambers of commerce, education, human resources and nonprofit.

August pilot anticipated for collaborative program in Greene County.

The matching donation campaign runs until May 31.

Local economists sat down with SBJ Executive Editor Christine Temple on March 3 to discuss the impact of tariffs, consumer and business confidence, workforce trends, and inflation predictions for 2025.

Renee Delann Clouse also is ordered to pay restitution for fraudulently obtaining student loans and tax refunds.

Clarenda Phillips is selected from a pool of five finalists.

Newsmakers are compiled in the areas of banking & finance, education, food & beverage, health care and nonprofit.

As Drury University’s president – the 19th in the 151-year history of the private, liberal arts higher education school – Jeff Frederick can be seen as a community connector.

The money from the Clinton and Nancy Schilling Technical Educational Grant Program is administered by CFO.

The funding is earmarked for a pre-apprenticeship program in the construction, education and health care sectors.

The Bear Cave Student Resource Center is now in operation.