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

Sept. 29 event in Springfield is among three planned across the state.

NSI, A.1 LLC sued the city, arguing that Springfield’s moratorium denies it access to a “short and commercially significant development window” for it to establish operations of a data center.

Lumon Solutions partner says data center an allowed use at site.

Watershed Committee has been a tenant operating City Utilities’ Fellows Lake Marina and Miller Park recreation area since 2021.

Springfield begins convening stakeholders for eco devo coordination.

Congress member post suggests 2022 plant closure was wrong move.

Tindle Family Farm offers blackberries, flowers, veggies.

Large-load task force of City Utilities already at work on rules, rates.

At her Stone County property near Branson West, Jessica Vasquez raises chickens on her self-described hobby farm. Those roughly 30 chickens produce eggs, and Vasquez said her desire to sell food products led her on the path to create an online marketplace linking farmers, cottage bakers and consumers.

More than 200 turned out to provide feedback to the city in the first of two scheduled public engagement sessions on data centers.

The proposed budget has $874 million in expenditures.

Darr Next plan outlines priorities for College of Agriculture through 2030.

City has invested over $112 million for 15-year, $300 million obligation.

The five-megawatt system is designed to serve customers during peak hours.

Springfield utility provides $1.5 million in matching funds.

Funding comes from the Environmental Protection Agency.

Greene County Public Safety Center will serve as disaster loan outreach center.

County is approved for the repair and restoration of public infrastructure.