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Springfield, MO
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Springfield, MO
A new center is available for technical education starting this month.
Newsmakers in the areas of banking & finance, environmental, health care, hospitality, nonprofit and sales.
The university president declines a salary increase for the 2018-19 academic year.
Megan Munzlinger is the new executive director of The Rainbow Network Inc., a Springfield-based international nonprofit.
The company keeps its name with plans to grow title search and closing functions.
A clinic dentist also is a nominee for a community health center honor.
Nearly 50 want Proposition B to pass in November.
Area educators learn about corporations through externships.
The delivery service is launching at Hy-Vee, CVS Pharmacy and PetCo.
Nexstar Broadcasting aims to regain control after letting go of the affiliation in 2011.
More EMTs and paramedics will be trained with support from health systems.
Only one metro area in Missouri improves in June compared with May.
Springfield’s newest employee comes from same role in Kansas.
Voters will decide Aug. 7 on the fate of Senate Bill 19, now Proposition A. A Drury University professor makes the case for a no vote.
Voters will decide Aug. 7 on the fate of Senate Bill 19, now Proposition A. A Show-Me Institute author advocates for a yes vote.
Companies find ways to adapt and press on as international trade war wages on and tariffs increase.
Both sides throw around economic statistics to make their case.
Megan Munzlinger succeeds nonprofit founder Keith Jaspers, who retired.
“A common misconception is that structural engineers are only needed from the initial design phase of a building,” says Travis Miller, Owner and Senior Structural Engineer with Miller …
A panel discussion at the chamber sheds light on ways the business community can support and keep employees on board as they climb the corporate ladder.
“We talk a lot about, we read a lot about servant leadership, and for me, that metaphor of a third class ticket really captures the essence of how we choose to lead,” says Dr. Carol Taylor, …
“Springfield and Branson aren’t necessarily competing with each other. When we work together to solve issues, then that’s good for all of us,” says Brad Thomas, President of Silver Dollar …
“You’ve gotta manage stress, you’ve gotta do those things and exercise. It’s a great way to do that — it’s something that brings us together as a family,”says Matt Harrison who co-owns …
“Everybody’s like, ‘Ooh, technology.’ Technology makes us more efficient. I’d rather be more effective first, and then worry about the efficiency,” says Jeremy Clopton, owner of What’s …
How much does your search engine know about you? Dallas Nash, a speaker at Evangel University's Cybersecurity and Ethics Symposium and Senior Regional Manager with Dell, says whether you’re …
“A leader is someone that can guide others, work with others and move them in a direction that the organization needs to go in,” says Tim Clothier, Chief of Police for the city of Ozark, Mo. …
Do you know what to do in an active shooter situation? Eric Schroeder, acting Corporal with the Springfield Police Department recommends studying the Department of Homeland Security’s …
Tom Jennings spent a year and a half creating the custom artwork to represent TommyHawks Axe House. “I spent a lot of time on that, getting that just right, just the the way I wanted it,” says …
“I get everything local, as much as possible,” says Ashley Tate, owner of Sugar’s Pies and Sundries. Tate uses local fruits and berries in her pies as well as other ingredients that come from …
“I’ll never be able to give back to the small community what it gave me,” says Charity McGill, CEO and Co-founder of Deep Water Software. McGill says she was shy and didn’t believe she …
