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Springfield, MO
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Springfield, MO
Keynote speaker Ilana Preuss encourages small-scale manufacturing to energize downtown during Springfield Business Development Corp.’s annual meeting.
The Missouri Board of Nursing gave initial approval early this month for expansion of college's associate of science in nursing direct entry program.
The first southwest Missouri location of EarthWise Pet, a national chain of pet supply stores, opened; Grey Oak Investments LLC relocated; and Hot Bowl by Everyday Thai LLC got its start.
The company is demolishing its existing facility at Benton Avenue and Chestnut Expressway.
The work comprises replacement and rehabilitation of bridges in Bates, Benton, Cedar, Henry, Hickory, St. Clair and Vernon counties.
Dorothy Yeager, executive director of OATS Transit and Missouri Public Transit Association board member, says, "We must support the preservation of Missouri transit by maintaining the state’s $11.7 million investment in public transit, which mirrors the budgets in 2024 and 2023."
The religious organization, which last year announced plans for a local temple, adds Fremont Hills congregation.
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The company plans to launch the initiative in Springfield in the coming weeks.
Despite a record sporting twice as many losses as wins last year, team officials say the inaugural season for the Ozarks Lunkers was largely a success.
SBJ interviews the director of athletics at Missouri State University.
Two candidates are vying for a seat being vacated by term-limited Springfield Mayor Ken McClure, who is serving his fourth and final two-year term.
The Missouri House of Representatives follow the state Senate in approving new utility rate legislation.
Pharmaceutical packaging business Legacy Pharma Solutions is closing a St. Louis-area plant.
A new warehouse spanning nearly 1 million square feet is under construction at a St. Louis-area business park in Metro East.
Two federal judges have ordered the Trump administration to rehire fired workers with probationary status.
Comcast reached a new deal with the International Olympic Committee.
The White House withdrew its nomination of Dr. Dave Weldon to serve as director of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
Mobile gaming company Scopely agreed to buy Niantic's video game business, which includes Pokemon Go.
U.S. Rep. Mark Alford, R-Missouri, is calling for the Small Business Administration to relocate its Kansas City office to Columbia.
The Missouri House of Representatives on Wednesday passed a bill designed to cut taxes for individuals and businesses.
The Kansas City Area Transportation Authority is preparing to make bus route cuts, according to a report by KCUR.
