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Have your wages grown in 2019?

Should Springfield City Council have approved recent applications for historic building designations?

How often do you shop or dine on Commercial Street?

Have you tried CBD products?

Who will win the Stanley Cup Final?

What’s your convenience store of choice?

Do you support the use of public funding to help build a Hyperloop between Kansas City and St. Louis?

Where do you primarily shop for groceries in Springfield?

How far away should medical marijuana facilities be located from schools, churches and day cares? (Springfield City Council is scheduled to vote May 6.)

Which company do you predict will be named the Springfield chamber’s 2019 Small Business of the Year?

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What Proposition S project are you most anticipating?

When was the last time you visited the Wilson’s Creek National Battlefield?

Have you visited Pappy’s Place, which is now for sale in Grant Beach?

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Should the Affordable Care Act be dismantled?

Do you support Ripley Entertainment’s decision to replace the Ride the Ducks Branson depot with the new Top Ops venture?

Click here to read more about the new attraction.

Would you gamble on sports matches if legalized in Missouri?

Do you use Airbnb for lodging when traveling?

Should a city-owned convention center be built near Bass Pro Shops?

In the city’s MOmentum survey, respondents pointed to continued struggles filling jobs. Is your company having hiring challenges?

Do you support Sen. Eric Burlison’s Senate Bill 122 to prohibit public entities from directly competing with private business?

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The American Farm Bureau Federation says the cost of a typical Thanksgiving dinner is 5% lower this year than last. Was that true for you?

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