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Springfield, MO
A new four-story building rising on historic Commercial Street is the first from-the-ground-up development to be built there in 50 years.
Work is underway at the Greene County judicial courts building.
O’Reilly Development Co. is constructing a multifamily living community featuring units sized studio to three bedrooms.
The Judith Enyeart Reynolds Performing Arts Complex is designed to expand Missouri State University’s arts offerings from the southern gateway to campus along Grand Street.
A new Pipkin Middle School is taking shape on a 9-acre site just over a block north of its existing site.
Springfield-Greene County Animal Control plans to facilitate the growing needs of the Springfield and Greene County communities with a modern animal shelter facility.
The framework for a new 13,000-square-foot office and showroom for Xtreme Exteriors Roofing and Siding now stands in Nixa near the intersection of Missouri Highway 14 and Nicholas Road, with a shape that resembles a very large farmhouse.
The Clifton M. Smart III University Advancement Center being built on the east edge of the Missouri State University campus on the corner of National Avenue and Bear Boulevard will replace the Kenneth E. Meyer Alumni Center, which operated in downtown Springfield until it was sold to the Community Foundation of the Ozarks in February 2024.
A new airplane hangar is in the works on the grounds of the Springfield-Branson National Airport.
The Children’s Smile Center, a nonprofit providing dental care for children receiving Missouri Medicaid, is building a new headquarters in Nixa to replace the Ozark location it has outgrown.
The Kitchen Inc. is constructing a project its officials refer to as Emergency Shelter 2.0.
A branch of BluCurrent Credit Union being erected in the Sunshine Towne Center, future site of the city’s second Target store, will be the fifth location for the financial institution.
Work underway at Nixa Junior High was made possible with the April 2023 voter approval of a $45 million no-tax-increase bond issue.
A manufacturing and distribution facility is coming to Partnership Industrial Center West for Youngstown Glove Co. LLC.
Designed to include some 20 offices to accommodate all city offices on one campus, a new Republic City Hall is being built adjacent to the city’s Builds public works building.
A three-story addition now under construction on the south side of the existing Citizens Memorial Hospital will double the hospital’s size.
A new McDonald’s restaurant is taking shape outside of the Price Cutter on South National Avenue.
The just-completed renovation of its sanctuary, worship space and support areas is only part of a project to support the growth of the 19-year-old St. Francis of Assisi Catholic Church; a new classroom wing is also in the works to add more than 4,000 square feet of space for Sunday school and community use as well as office and work space for staff.
A landmark 13-story flour mill, built in 1901 and out of operation since the 1970s, provides a highly visible guidepost to The Table, a restaurant being constructed at its foot near the intersection of Chestnut Expressway and National Avenue.
A two-story building is taking shape on the site of Tie & Timber Beer Co.
Officials talk lessons learned as they examine new funding avenues amid reported real estate talks for convention center.
P&Z approves new plat for 390-acre site above Springfield Underground
Creative Escape Glass closes as owner dies
Landlord sues Dirty Dough franchisee, alleging unpaid rent
Springfield accounting firms combine via acquisition
Trump administration calls for states to 'undo' SNAP payouts after SCOTUS decision