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Springfield, MO
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Springfield, MO
The district's board votes to declare the real estate as surplus property.
An open house is scheduled to include announcements later this week.
Springfield-based company also adds Rogers, Arkansas, office this month.
SBJ interviews the co-founder of Nightly.
A new modular 7 Brew Coffee building that was dropped into place the week of Aug. 4 is expected to be operational by Sept. 16.
Plans had called for water park to open in mid-2024.
An Aug. 21 opening is announced by the restaurant owners.
The Springfield health system announced the partnership with Pennsylvania-based Select Medical Holdings earlier this year.
The Virginia company that previously operated as Lumber Liquidators files for bankruptcy and intends to shutter over 90 locations.
The organization schedules an Aug. 15 event to mark the grand opening of its new building.
Springfield-based marketing agency Epic Strategies ranks the highest among Springfield-area businesses in the report.
The store marks the third location in the Springfield area.
Combined listing prices for high-end homes exceed $32 million.
Submitted construction bids for Center for Workforce and Student Success range $35.8 million to $39.7 million.
The Workforce Development publication explores themes such as payroll shifts, wages and benefits demand, labor shortage impacts and employee barriers impacting recruitment and retention.
A storm shelter to provide protection to the school population during severe weather events is nearing completion at Pittman Elementary School in east Springfield.
Newsmakers in the areas of banking & finance, education, nonprofit and real estate.
New York-based dog day care and boarding business Hounds Town USA expanded to the Queen City; home storage solutions venture 417 Closets opened; and several Marshfield-area residents formed 501(c)(3) nonprofit Webster County Market Animal Show and Sale Inc.
Springfield’s governing body sends sales tax decision to voters.
Facilities in Republic and Springfield are among those operated by the company in the Show Me State.
Should we be talking about politics in the workplace? Whatever one’s opinion on the practice, a February study by Gallup Inc. says 54% of on-site U.S. employees are doing it anyway.
Century-old Springfield bank rebrands as Arlo Bank amid $14M acquisition
Mary Collette to vie for Springfield mayor role
Pickleball venue set to debut in Springfield this weekend
Aesthetic improvements planned along I-44 corridor
BBB announces Torch Awards recipients
Walz, Vance go in depth on policy while attacking each other’s running mates in VP debate
White House sides with union as dockworker strike enters second day