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The main hospital in Bolivar is slated to undergo several upgrades, mostly funded by federal loans.
The new South Campbell Avenue eatery replaces a nearby shop on East Republic Road.
Springfield Police Chief Paul Williams attributes rise in violent crime to guns.
A groundbreaking ceremony is scheduled for the 5,100-square-foot facility.
Kyle Moats is on board at least through May 2026 under the agreement.
Zora Mulligan heads up a new role in a campus leadership restructuring.
A new pediatric clinic on wheels will focus solely on the district starting with the 2022-23 academic year.
Efactory and Boys & Girls Clubs will host new initiatives.
The top 12 organizations, a judges’ choice and six individuals are honored during the annual event.
The Kansas Supreme Court ruled in favor of a former Pizza Hut franchisee in a 15-year-old tax dispute.
St. Louis Public Schools is implementing the largest raises on record for district employees.
Employees at Daniel Boone Regional Library in Columbia on Monday voted to unionize.
Bank of America is raising its minimum wage for U.S. employees starting in late June.
Starbucks announced Monday it would exit the Russian market over its invasion of Ukraine.
Samsung outlined roughly $356 billion in planned investments.
Toyota announced plans to reduce global production in June.
New York City on Monday removed its last public pay phone.
A former executive of the Aldi grocery chain and the owner of a St. Louis-area general contractor have been indicted on federal fraud charges.
The Joplin School District is on the verge of implementing a new five-year strategic plan.
SBJ honors 20 people for business and community endeavors.
Mercy Springfield Communities President is the June 15 guest for the monthly series.
The expanded facility is expected to reach annual revenue of $650M.
Kristen Haseltine transitions to role from nonprofit sector.
In the maker space, individuals, nonprofits and for-profit businesses from the region are invited to tinker and create free of charge.
Student Advocacy Services defends rights of special needs students.
