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Springfield, MO
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Springfield, MO
Keith Noble admits he knew about embezzlement conspiracy but did nothing while reaping the benefits.
Resident concerns delay plans for a mixed-use center northwest of Sequiota Park.
The company asks City Council to annex and rezone a proposed site.
“What we’ve tried to accomplish is more of an experience,” says David Burnett, Mt. Vernon Community Bank President, Mid-Missouri Bank. Burnett says customers should feel free to come in and use …
Proposal at Grand Palace is under city review months after saying no to public financing for Branson Adventures.
A new Missouri law regarding how meat – and faux meat – is packaged and labeled is facing pushback.
Assessed value of district to grow by more than 1,000 percent if approved.
A plan to expand rural internet service takes another step forward.
City earmarks $5.7 million to improve parks, sidewalks and the forthcoming O’Reilly Center for Hope.
Roughly $1.2 million project will supplement existing ag center in Mount Vernon.
Gov. Mike Parson signs a proclamation for the General Assembly to meet Sept. 10-14.
“A lot of employers don’t realize that vending can be an extension of their employee benefits,” says Emily Kinney of Kinney Vending. Kinney says businesses can use their vending program to …
Jenna Bush Hager is slated to visit Springfield later this month.
Steve Kitrel, Regional Manager with USA Mortgage, says there are several factors to consider when a realtor selects a lender. Kitrel says you should find a relationship-based lender that treats you …
Newsmakers in the areas of accounting, education, government, law, marketing and nonprofit.
Court document references inspector’s warning of a sinking boat.
City Council tables two rezoning plans and increases the real and personal property tax rate.
August graduation was the fourth in what is expected to be a long line of capstone ceremonies.
The local organization increases marketing efforts toward potential visitors.
Jessica Kruse, who won the primary election for the job, is the appointee.
Ozarks Elder Law LLC closed on its acquisition of RTR Attorneys in Marshfield; Nashville-style fried chicken and catfish restaurant Hot Cluckers got its start; and the first Geico insurance office in the Queen City opened.
“A lot of the things we have were family heirlooms,” says Sean Brownfield, owner of Dapper and The Hepburn. Brownfield says curating the furniture and decor for both Dapper and The Hepburn was …
“This business in this location with us running it, was never able to generate the kind of income that I could’ve said, ‘okay Gabe, okay Kathy, here is a good health plan that you guys …
Kirsten Miller, Compliance Manager at Uber, says one of her most interesting tasks was launching a new market in Hobart, Australia. They had no data for the market and had to rely on information …
“If it doesn’t play on a mobile phone, you’re dead, period. Everything else is ancient history,” says Scott Opfer, President of Opfer Communications. Opfer says your business needs to be able …
“Growth for growth’s sake is a very dangerous path to get on. It really only leads to chaos, less profitability, less structure,” says Mickey Moore, CEO of Tomo Drug Testing. Moore says he …
“I like Jungian philosophy and I like existentialism, so by reading about that, it helps give me purpose in what I do, and keeps me motivated,” says Linda Saturno, Executive Director of the Child …
“Time management’s a constant challenge, especially [for] entrepreneurial people, because you tend to be workaholics to some degree, and you’re always trying to grow and you’re always trying …
“We do have a progressive approach to building a company. We are a flat organization and try to give everyone equal weight as far as business decisions are concerned,” says Tyler Drenon, Director …
Shawn Usery, Chief Medical Officer at Cox Medical Center Branson, says learning to delegate and embracing other professionals is the way to ensure patients receive the best care. “Having everybody …
“He goes out and takes risks and might do something that people advised him against, but definitely follows what he believes is right and truly [is] a very smart guy,” says Rachel Anderson, …
