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Pickwick & Cherry owner adds event venue in Rountree neighborhood.
Organizers hope to bolster client traffic to center city businesses.
The store is one of six chosen from 30 nominees.
Deadline to complete survey, pinpoint sites for new restaurants, businesses set for Nov. 27.
Boutique and beauty services shop Sugar & Glow moved Sept. 4 to newly constructed space at 411 W. Commercial St., Ste. B.
Personalized wellness services such as oxygen training and nutritional therapy are among options offered at Renewed Health 417 in Nixa.
The issue appears on the Nov. 3 ballot.
New venture marks career shift for its owner.
A 17-year-old yoga and fitness studio at 2680 S. Glenstone Ave. in the Brentwood Center changed hands on July 1.
Company Nanny owner prepares to launch concept in Springfield.
Registration is now open for half-day event Oct. 14 at Efactory.
While small-business owners often view succession planning as something to explore when retirement approaches, preparing well before then better positions owners for future challenges such as an unexpected absence or a company sale, a group of panelists said at a recent Springfield Area Chamber of Commerce event.
Homemade Delivered doubles its space in a move downtown.
Wild Willow Coffee owner hopes to soon announce opening date.
The business allowed customers to blow off stream by smashing everyday items.
Company owners say they are still far apart on how the event should run.
An Aug. 15 grand opening is scheduled at 211 E. Walnut St.
Using range of metrics, news outlet annually ranks best, worst business climates in US.
A longtime photographer made a career shift with the July 7 opening of Daddy’s Coffee & Sweets LLC.
A longtime educator made a professional pivot by taking over ownership of downtown drink shop Modern Sips Acai Bar.
Shortly after getting married, Amos and Shelby Hale became first-time business owners with the July 10 launch of 9 Lives Tavern in downtown Ozark.