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Springfield, MO
College officials say the training equipment is used to educate students, community partners.
In rural Missouri, a new three-year partnership aims to help school districts expand options and strengthen classroom-to-career pathways.
The jobless rate sheds half a percentage point in September.
Missouri State, Ozarks Tech, JVIC and Efactory work together to help manufacturers.
Employers, educators discuss shared goals for preparing entry-level employees.
The Innovation Institute focuses on entrepreneurial skills.
State's nonfarm payroll ranks drop by 10,600.
The chamber chose Indy for this year’s CLV after a trip to Cincinnati last year.
Missouri State University is providing a $200,000 matching grant for the work.
State notice indicates 10 employees will be laid off.
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.
Several of its peer MSAs in the state also had lower jobless rates.
Experts, community partners explore hiring individuals with criminal history, substance use.
Robert W. Plaster Center for Advanced Manufacturing opened four years ago.
The company is now 100% employee owned, officials say.
Initial three-year contract with HR supplier starts mid-October.
Credit union establishes co-branded debit card, financial education program.
Gov. Mike Kehoe signs proclamation.
The five-county metro area records 3.7% jobless rate.
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.