Newsmakers are compiled in the areas of banking & finance, education, entertainment, government, healthcare and nonprofit.

A Sept. 25 ribbon-cutting ceremony marked the public debut of Thunder Thrift, a volunteer-run shop created by Springfield Lutheran High School.

Proceeds from pickleball tournaments help individuals with special needs.

Lead for $60M project says lessons learned in Perry County will help firm serve future districts.

Five companies and two individuals are honored.

David Schmitz spent 14 years in Springfield Public Schools leadership roles.

On-campus alumni, university engagement building named for Clif Smart.

Ozarks Counseling Center and Springfield Public Schools receive funding.

The store is one of six chosen from 30 nominees.

Prospective candidates can pick up packets to run starting Nov. 16.

Organizers have raised $125K for project through grants, donations.

Newsmakers are compiled in the areas of education, engineering, government, healthcare, law, real estate and trucking.

College officials say the training equipment is used to educate students, community partners.

Sheila Wynn, executive director of high schools, is also retiring.

Newsmakers are compiled in the areas of banking & finance, education, government, nonprofit, real estate, restaurant, sports and technology.

In rural Missouri, a new three-year partnership aims to help school districts expand options and strengthen classroom-to-career pathways. 

Missouri State, Ozarks Tech, JVIC and Efactory work together to help manufacturers.

American Institute of Architects lauded Blunt Hall on the Springfield campus.

Dedication ceremony at campus Patriots Park set for Nov. 5.