Forward SGF, the city’s 20-year comprehensive plan adopted in November 2022, calls for an overhaul of the land development code, which determines land use regulations within the city limits.

Judge Derek Ankrom gives the attorneys in the case two weeks to file summaries for him to consider in his decision on the commercial development at the corner of Sunshine and National.

Thursday is the scheduled grand opening for the 2355 N. Glenstone Ave. eatery.

Officials discuss the addition of non-native plans during a weekend meeting. 

The future of two schools is expected to be decided by the Springfield Public Schools Board of Education on Jan. 16.

The two-level athletic Field House on the Spokane High School campus includes a concession area, restrooms and field storage on the first level, and media rooms, a coach’s room and a guest suite on the upper level, all overlooking the softball field and track-and-field areas.

Trial to weigh enforceability of deed restrictions.

Planning & Zoning objects to procedural change.

A real estate deal has cleared the way for Springfield’s second Target store – part of a $60 million development plan on the city’s west side.

The Springfield health system is partnering with Pennsylvania-based Select Medical.

The college's board approves additional funding for the workforce training facility at the campus in Nixa.

Developer signals intention to apply for planned development rezoning designation at corner of Sunshine and National in lieu of existing request.

A trial on the remaining issues will move forward as scheduled on Jan. 18-19, the judge has ordered.

Another large retailer and outlot developments also are planned at the West Bypass and Sunshine Street site. 

Habitat for Humanity of Springfield, Missouri Inc. is embarking on Phase 3 of the Legacy Trails subdivision it began in 2006.

An open-plan building will serve a dual purpose as a missionary training center and a community center on the grounds of the Baptist Bible Fellowship International.

Newsmakers in the areas of architecture, banking & finance, engineering, health care and nonprofit.

Specialty Risk Insurance expects to add 200 jobs by 2030, officials say.

The roughly $28 million project was built by Killian Construction and designed by BRP Architects.

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