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Springfield, MO
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Springfield, MO
Josh Hawley defeats Claire McCaskill, and Greene County gets a new presiding commissioner.
The housing development off Interstate 44 is 70 percent occupied.
Medical offices are given the green light in southeast Springfield..
The goal is to keep younger workers in the state.
The $7.5 million deal with Georgia company includes psychiatric hospital license and real estate on North National.
Company invests over $1 million with move near former facility.
She’s promoted after seven months as interim incubator leader.
School governors also approve awards for government officials.
The board of governors meets today to decide on the measure.
You’ve just invested a significant amount of time and money to train members of your team. Now you have to see if your employees actually learned the confidence, skills, behaviors, or attitudes you …
The company donates $99,000 for a home purchase in the Blue House Project.
Tom Muetzel opens The Fat Cat Pizza Co. in Strafford after selling out of Finnegan’s Wake.
Clothing and apparel company makes debut as brick-and-mortar retailer.
Battlefield and Lone Pine rezoning bill is tabled again.
“Ready. Set. Give.” is an eight-part series that helps companies create a culture of giving. “The best, most efficient way a company can help is just start that conversation,” says Esther …
Architecture firm develops 30-year proposal to expand and improve the 60-year-old facility.
Local business and education stakeholders attend the event with Missouri Higher Education Commissioner Zora Mulligan.
More than 20 employers turn out for OTC-hosted gathering.
Public Works officials reveal results of August survey on capital improvements sales tax.
Missouri building organization hosts Build Missouri Week conference.
Features Editor Christine Temple interviews the director of interior design at Sapp Design Associates Architects PC.
New coffee shop to fill Hebrews’ vacated space
Wilson Logistics plans multimillion-dollar terminal in Strafford
Jump Mania changing hands, moving in new year
Springfield names new city attorney
Bass Pro conservation director to retire
DeVos cancels $150M in student loan debt
Victoria's Secret's edgier sister brand acquired by new owner
“I’m ending something that I really… I really have enjoyed,” says Terry Bloodworth, owner and operator of Springfield Hot Glass Studio. Bloodworth says he’s ambivalent about closing his …
“Ready. Set. Give.” is an eight-part series that helps companies create a culture of giving. “One way employees can get involved is to volunteer as a lunch buddy. That’s where you would spend …
“My father started it in 1948 after returning home from World War II,” says Ron Kinney with Kinney Vending, Amusement, and Billiards Company. Kinney’s mother and father used GI money to open a …
Rich Callahan, General Manager of Air Services Heating and Air Conditioning and All Service Plumbing, says he believes servant leadership is the most important aspect of managing employees. “You …
Mickey Moore, CEO of Tomo Drug Testing, says he sees a tremendous amount of loyalty in his employees. “I think that also leads to the second challenge that we’ve faced over the last several years …
Travis Miller, Owner and Senior Structural Engineer with Miller Engineering, says his experience in the construction industry paid off when he opened his engineering firm. Miller says being a …
“If I were to plan that out, that would never have looked like the best time to have children,” says Jessica Kruse, Associate Circuit Judge, Division 3 in Christian County. Kruse and her husband …
“When searching for an assisted living community for your loved one, we want to make sure that it meets their personality and their personal needs,” says Alecia Robinson, Administrator at …
“It’s so easy to get wrapped up in the wonderful idea that you have, that you can set aside the things that are really going to make that work,” says Debra Horn, Senior Associate with BKD, LLP. …
Shawn Usery, Chief Medical Officer at Cox Medical Center Branson, says two staff members at his high school helped him become the person he is today. “So, I was always that kid who was never going …
