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Springfield, MO
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Springfield, MO
Building renovation work begins for The Royal, as well as Skully’s Food Truck.
Lyle Foster speaks as SBJ’s monthly 12 People live interview guest.
The governing body also reviews a $10 million project.
Nine businesspeople sign up for the pilot this fall.
The Springfield doughnut chain’s marketing efforts pay off in October.
Culture Counter replaces the shuttered Homegrown Food.
Vantage Rooftop Lounge and Conservatory opened atop Hotel Vandivort's new building; Tonik Sweetwater Saloon got its start; and husband and wife Shane and Hannah Stout opened Bohemian Smoke Shop.
After eight years, Shrimp and Bayou Classics owner Chris Crow is headed back to Louisiana and putting his eatery up for sale.
A couple of businesses will host the Stanley Cup on Oct. 10.
Owner brings on partner and says franchise plans are in the works.
Tonik Sweetwater Saloon also plans to devote space to a yoga studio.
Bair’s Sports Grill generates $4 million a year selling burgers and drinks across four locations.
SBJ Publishing Inc. moved to Chesterfield Village; the first restaurant since 2002 at the Shepherd of the Hills attraction in Branson began serving customers; and Big Air Trampoline Park got its start in Branson.
Arkansas-based K-MAC Holdings Corp. is bringing another Taco Bell fast-food restaurant to the Queen City.
Interpres Building Solutions LLC gave former Springfield Fire Station No. 6 new life; Crave Cookie Dough added a south-side store; and Kansas-based Artistic Works by Lu LLC opened a brick-and-mortar shop.
Darren Pearce of Pinnacle Sign Group is brought in to discuss exterior signage options at Omer Onder’s diner.
Ensley & Swann Boutique & Marketplace opened; Paula Deen’s Family Kitchen added a Branson location; and attorneys Danielle Kincaid and Angela Myers started a new firm.
A Tulsa venture is expanding to the Queen City.
A $2 million construction project paves the way for the attraction’s first eatery since 2002.
Downtown Springfield Association's Rusty Worley: "Local retailers and restaurants must band together to offer viable alternatives" to Amazon and others.
Health care clinic Ozzie Smith IMAC Regeneration Center relocated; Mercy opened a $27 million health clinic; and former insurance adviser Clay Trautman started The Cast Group.
Kevin Wyas, founder of ECRI, says he would have saved time and money by outsourcing earlier in his venture. Wyas says by utilizing the expertise of others, you can advance your product to market, get …
Christina Ford, President and Founder of The Rebound Foundation, discovered that she and her husband, Coach Dana Ford, each had experience with domestic violence growing up. They decided they wanted …
Cody Ritter, owner of Base Construction & Management LLC, says a high work volume lets you choose your projects and partners. “The guys the we really like to work for, those are our targets. In a …
Janice Goocher, owner and designer of Canvas Connections, turned her side passion into a business. Goocher, who loves artwork and challenging herself with new things, says she began hosting parties …
Jill Reynolds, Private Client Advisor with Commerce Trust Company, says it’s gratifying to see progress in employees she’s mentoring. Reynolds thinks all employees should be mentored because they …
“I think the way we’ve managed our organization is kind of the people first, technology second approach,” says Thomas Douglas, president of JMark Business Solutions. He says it allows them to …
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“I think with the millennial generation, there is a misconception of just kind of flying by the seat of our pants, or we only take passion project jobs or things like that,” says Jenn Darden, …
Angela Frantz with Ultimate Software, says you have to own your mistakes if you want to keep customers’ trust when things go wrong. Frantz says if you let customers know you’re trying to correct …
Greg Burris, with Give 5 and United Way of the Ozarks, says BYU recently did a study on the physical effects of social isolation and found the physical impact is the equivalent of smoking fifteen …