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The first phase of the Iron Grain District Apartments is taking shape on the 30-acre site adjacent to Garton Business Park, home of Republic’s Amazon STL-3 fulfillment center.
The branch project is among three for district set to wrap by 2026.
Owners of nPrint Graphix aim to nearly double space through purchase.
The Springfield-Branson National Airport additionally lays out an estimated $25.4 million in improvement projects for 2025.
The Courageous Church is growing its footprint with the addition of a new East Campus, made possible through a merger with the former Eastern Gate Free Will Baptist Church.
Newsmakers in the areas of agriculture, banking & finance, engineering, health care, insurance, law and technology.
Infrastructure, rail certification viewed as enticements to industry.
A new Republic Branch Library is slated for completion in 2026.
City Administrator Rick Ziegenfuss says a lot continues to happen in the background on plans by Orlando, Florida-based Imagine Resorts & Hotels.
Trinity Electric Co. is now under the umbrella of The Waldinger Corp.
The eatery is expected to open by early 2026 near Sunshine Street and West Bypass.
Nearing completion in the parking lot of The Heritage luxury apartment building at the corner of East Battlefield Road and South Fremont Avenue is a second Springfield Huey Magoo’s location, owned by James and Lisa Tillman through J and L Investments LLC.
There is unlimited potential in downtown Springfield, and it’s all coming together right now. That’s the assessment of Rusty Worley, executive director of the Downtown Springfield Association, as he considers the many projects that are now coalescing around the city’s center.
Three-part project would widen roads serving Springfield Underground.
Construction on Sankofa is nearly ready to start after the company closed on the property purchase.
Newsmakers in the areas of accounting, architecture, banking & finance, education, health care and nonprofit.
Rising near the intersection of Grand Street and the Grant Avenue Parkway corridor is The Knoll.
Mike Harned joined the Springfield architecture firm in 1986 and became a partner in 1997.
Following recent recommendation by P&Z, the proposal is scheduled for council consideration later this month.
Council action in its December meeting prioritizes designs to be used for infill on vacant neighborhood lots.
Tea Bar & Bites Bakery & Cafe changed ownership; the Springfield-Greene County Health Department relocated one of its clinics; and a Joplin real estate investment organization affiliated with a national trade group formed the Springfield Real Estate Investors Association.