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Douglas, Haun & Heidemann lawsuit involved Kanakuk Kamps and former counselor.
The Green Clinics’ plans shine light on confusing rollout of medical marijuana in Missouri.
Final vote on Feb. 26 would allow developer to subsidize project to tune of $7 million.
While Scott Fitzpatrick is busy in the role of Missouri treasurer, MariCorp President Kyle Wilkerson is managing daily operations.
Workforce incentive grant program clears House committee.
“Ready. Set. Give.” is a seven-part series that helps companies create a culture of giving. “Well, a simple idea is for a company to do something like ‘blue jeans day,’ …
Newsmakers in the areas of banking, community, distribution, education, insurance, government, health care and law.
It’s official. Short-term rentals have been legalized in Springfield with City Council’s 7-1 vote Jan. 28.
Legends Cycle LLC is now open for business, even as one of its owners is embattled in a nearly 2-year-old lawsuit.
Marty Brickey also will have to pay over $600,000 in restitution.
The waiting game is afoot as companies seek how best to proceed with drug-testing programs.
The owner of a local food delivery service says he has been priced out of the market by national companies, and a lawsuit is all that’s left between the competitors.
Rentals through Airbnb and other third-party apps are now legal in Springfield.
A court recently dismissed the company’s bankruptcy petition.
Federal court determines trucking company can’t force arbitration in a class-action suit.
John Taylor writes: Citizens are supposed to be part of federal debate, not part of a deal.
Governor's proposed $30 billion budget includes $5 million for OTC advanced manufacturing center.
A house has been razed, but future development is in limbo due to an administrative delay.
A celebration of life is scheduled later this month.
The governor discusses transportation and broadband infrastructure, higher education and the state budget.
Planet Fitness franchisee PF Arkansas LLC opened its third Springfield club; Leggett & Platt completed a $1.3 billion acquisition; and New Covenant Academy started classes at its new Liberty Campus.
Local attorneys honored for $20M judgment
Jimmy Buffett eatery lands in Branson
State Farm cuts Missouri auto insurance rates
Payless to shutter its US stores
Former Evangel business chair joins Pure & Clean
Mercy brings newest retail urgent care center to life
Opinion: Accounting pros see industry future with voice-activated AI
Scott Opfer, President of Opfer Communications, says there’s a myth that getting your product placed in a retail store will lead to success. “And the reality of it is, if you don’t sell through …
Terry Bloodworth, owner and operator of Springfield Hot Glass Studio, says you need to trust in your strengths as a business owner, but don’t be too proud to accept help when you need it. …
Mickey Moore, CEO of Tomo Drug Testing, discusses some effects of the company’s growth that have been simultaneously encouraging and challenging. Moore says in a growing company, you have to learn …
“So what we have discovered is that workforce development has quickly become economic development, and so in order to continue the growth that Branson has seen, we need a strong, skilled …
“The thing I think you need recognize is that, just because you may not have fifteen or twenty or thirty years of experience, don’t be intimidated by that,”says Jason Gage, City Manager for the …
“He’s just a really innovative thinker; he’s a creative guy. He developed the Murney blog and he just kind of has a refreshing approach to the whole idea of marketing a business,” says Tyler …
With up to five generations working together from the legacy Senior to eager GenZ, from lingering Boomer and anxious Millennial and forgotten GenX quietly sitting in the middle, conflicts will arise. …
“Ready. Set. Give.” is a seven-part series that helps companies create a culture of giving. “Well, a simple idea is for a company to do something like ‘blue jeans day,’ …
“Move three for every thirty is about moving just three minutes every thirty minutes throughout your day. So it’s not a lot of activity, it doesn’t have to be something very intense, but just …
Debra Horn, Senior Associate with BKD, LLP, says there are a few simple hacks to help you simplify the number crunching for your business. Make sure your business has its own separate account, this …
