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Gov. Mike Kehoe announces Queen City festivities will be livestreamed throughout the world.
The agreement indicates the company did not register with the MEC as required before making in-kind contributions to school board candidates last year.
Mayor Ken McClure says goodbye to City Council after a public service career spanning 51 years.
An addition that is now under construction is intended to provide a new entrance to the Midtown Carnegie Branch of the Springfield-Greene County Library District.
Although he is slated to be sworn in as Springfield’s next mayor on April 21, Jeff Schrag is already officially someone worth knowing.
Newsmakers in the areas of education, government, law and public service.
State Supreme Court yet to rule on law, while legislation seeks to overturn it.
As Springfield City Council focuses on hiring the next city manager, Matt Morrow, president and CEO of the Springfield Area Chamber of Commerce, says the pool is strong.
Airport manager, Republic admin and Virginia ex-official vie for job.
While a disruption in international trade has the capacity to hurt local farmers and ranchers, beef producers are having a good go of things at the moment.
Missouri Department of Economic Development receives State Small Business Credit Initiative funds from federal government.
The multimillion-dollar project on C-Street officially starts in May, the city announces.
Advice from financial experts remains that it’s important to take the long view when investing.
The lawsuit alleges Missouri Merchandising Practices Act violations, but Simple Solar owner says he was caught by surprise amid settlement talks.
Dwayne Fulk is interviewed by Springfield Business Journal for the 12 People You Need to Know series.
Gov. Mike Kehoe announces selection of Brooks Miller and Dr. Tom Prater for eight-year terms.
The bill states that machine operators must pay 34% of the revenue to the State Lottery Fund, among other provisions.
The Springfield-Greene County Library District is adding a 500-seat auditorium to The Library Center on the city’s south edge.
Council votes to issue $16M in bonds for Pinnacle on the Park.
On-site interviews set by current mayor and council.
Springfield in the Spotlight: Veteran actor Shelly Gibson highlights her hometown in feature film
New Plaza Towers owner revives vision for landmark building
Wisconsin bank opens first Missouri location
Red's Giant Hamburg to hit auction block
Schrag accepts the gavel to begin term as Springfield’s mayor