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Springfield, MO
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Springfield, MO
Aug. 6 ballot issue proposes property tax exemptions.
Former MSU President Clif Smart is recognized with the 2024 Lifetime Achievement in Business award.
Facility projects are among those slated to be funded.
State agency will begin accepting applications Aug. 1.
A renovation by the organization currently called Faith Community Health is in the works.
An ownership group represented by Jeremy and DeeDee Brokate buys the business.
A dozen community members advocated for housing to be highlighted in a ballot measure, but an amendment by Councilmember Brandon Jenson to add that language failed.
Commercial Builders General Contracting is constructing the infill portion of a new office and shop building for Donco3 Construction LLC, a family-owned concrete subcontracting company in Marshfield.
Discussion kicks off effort to enact Forward SGF priority.
Officials expect $6.5M Bolivar building to be ready by spring 2025.
Nearest Mormon temple now in Bentonville.
Luncheon discussion kicks off a strategic approach to bringing in urban service area tracts with annexation consent agreements in place.
The nonprofit is working on full funding for the facility in Springfield.
Marco Denis has been arrested and is being detained in Greene County Jail, court records show.
The $6.5M project in Bolivar is expected to wrap by spring 2025.
These 27 projects were submitted by the professionals themselves, and they range from school and library expansions to soccer field accessibility upgrades to medical offices, banks and apartment complexes.
Located in Partnership Industrial Center West, across the street from Vital Farms Inc. and Tank Components LLC, the new Sho-Me Fabrication building will include roughly 4,000 square feet of offices with more than 15,000 square feet of fabrication shop space, according to project officials.
Springfield also anticipates nearly $25M in funding for trail completion.
Officials expect $16M project to conclude by end of 2025.
Rogersville venture to lead with Willard’s to follow by early fall.
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