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Bill Smillie worked in the grocery business for decades and most recently was involved in workforce development efforts.
The Black history initiative is adding a marker recognizing Church Square North.
Guest columnist David Stokes: "Why do people have a particular disdain for property taxes? Perhaps it’s because it’s the only tax many people pay all at once, so it seems to hurt more."
A city finance official says payment to Ozark Region Workforce Development Board is “not anticipated.”
City, Workforce Development board at odds over consultant fees
New Covenant Academy shakes up leadership structure
Grocer, workforce development advocate Bill Smillie dies
STL movie theater to close amid back rent lawsuit
Leggett & Platt's net loss widens in 2024
Long delayed Elevate Community project targets 2026 opening.
Veterans, former inmates are key demographics for Harvest Solutions.
Nerf gaming venue The War Zone Springfield LLC changed ownership; Springfield investment advisory firm SignalPoint Asset Management LLC joined a platform operated by New York-based Farther; and Springfield Art Museum set up shop at its temporary home.
There’s one word on the mind of architects across the nation: tariffs.
Panera Bread founder Ken Rosenthal died Feb. 14. He was 81.
Ameren Missouri plans to invest more than $16 billion over the next five years to increase its energy output.
Instacart has teamed with Schnucks to open a warehouse in the St. Louis suburb of Ellisville.
Cleveland, Ohio, is likely to be awarded the next WNBA franchise, sources familiar with the matter told the Sports Business Journal.
Southwest Airlines announced plans to cut 15% of its corporate workforce.
Uber has filed suit against DoorDash in a case that involves allegations of anticompetitive practices.
Coca-Cola is getting into the growing prebiotic soda category.
Developer Kamran Khan has sued the city of St. Louis after a $2 million grant for a senior housing project was rescinded.
A St. Louis movie theater is closing amid a lawsuit over back rent.
St. Louis-based agriculture technology firm Benson Hill Inc. (NYSE: BHIL) announced it has furloughed dozens of employees.