YOUR BUSINESS AUTHORITY
Springfield, MO
YOUR BUSINESS AUTHORITY
Springfield, MO
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The newly formed Springfield bank is targeting a 2025 or 2026 opening for an operation at the site where an office complex had been planned.
The company plans to add 120,000 square feet, bringing footprint to 400,000 square feet.
Move is made after city purchases former Convoy of Hope building.
Project officials set goal to team on more affordable housing ventures.
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The 285,000-square-foot facility is near the Springfield-based auto parts retailer's headquarters.
The biannual report card for Springfield and Greene County shows persistent challenges and notable progress – with places for the business community to contribute, according to community leaders.
Columnist Andy Drennen says other banks around the world are adjusting monetary policy and have dropped key interest rates.
The cannabis company is relocating on the north side to the site of Old Route 66 Wellness, which it purchased last year.
The district's superintendent is retiring at the end of the academic year, and his successor is gearing up for the job.
O'Reilly Auto opens distribution center at former Convoy of Hope HQ
Construction to start this month on restaurant at historic mill site
Missouri among states suing feds over nursing home staffing requirement
Flora Farms to shift Springfield dispensary operations next month
Hollister R-V School District prepares for leadership transition
Downtown business owners pen letter critical of Route 66 Festival
Shabu Hot Pot opened; two U.S. fireworks industry companies combined through an acquisition; and Mama G’s Kitchen added a second location.
The SECURE 2.0 Act of 2022 builds upon the Setting Every Community Up for Retirement Enhancement Act of 2019 in an effort to increase retirement savings, largely through 401(k) plans, following its approval by Congress and President Joe Biden.
The city of Springfield is asking voters to approve a three-quarter-cent sales tax in the Nov. 5 general election.
Central Bank of St. Louis is expanding with a new branch in St. Charles County.
Global public relations firm FleishmanHillard is exiting downtown St. Louis after 70 years.
The city of St. Louis has restarted a guaranteed basic income program for low-income families.
The Missouri Press Association, which represents over 200 member newspapers in the state, has appointed Chad Stebbins as executive director.
Dobbs Tire & Auto Centers, a tire dealer based in High Ridge, Missouri, has purchased a Texas company.
True Value, a 75-year-old hardware store brand, has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection.
Walgreens announced plans to close roughly 1,200 U.S. stores over the next three years.
Goldman Sachs topped estimates for its third-quarter results.
St. Louis-based Ameren Missouri is closing one of its largest coal plants.
Missouri is among 20 states that have filed suit against the federal government over a nursing home staffing requirement.
