Officials say new data would drive solutions to chronic problem in city.

An automatic tunnel-style car wash is being built at the southeast intersection of Glenstone Avenue and Cherry Street, a site formerly home to a Bear State Bank and, prior to that, a First National Bank.

For 24 years, Springfield Business Journal has honored women for their professional and civic accomplishments and contributions.

Horton Electric Service, founded in 2003, is now under new ownership.

A total of $80,000 is headed to the cities.

The funds are earmarked for a new workforce training facility in Christian County.

Choices Pregnancy Center intends to relocate on church-donated property.

The centerpiece of Evangel University’s Here. Now. capital campaign, which has raised $18 million toward its $22 million goal for new construction on campus, the Valor Center, is starting to rise on the west side of the university’s grounds.

Silver Dollar City officials announced the second generation of the park’s Fire in the Hole roller coaster will be open to visitors in 2024.

An independent panel of judges has chosen the 13th annual class of Springfield Business Journal’s Men of the Year. The award recognizes the professional, philanthropic and civic contributions of businessmen throughout the Springfield region.

The eight-figure donation will go toward a new "front porch" to campus, officials say.

Roughly $1.5 million in upgrades are planned for the team’s original home field.

Kemin Industries schedules a ribbon-cutting ceremony for later this month.

Five local businesses make the annual fast-growth list.

The climate-controlled indoor roller coaster is the first attraction from the theme park’s 10-year master plan.

The funds are earmarked for the Cedar County city to evaluate its drinking water system.

The Bradford Hotel is taking the place of Arbor Suites Medical Mile.

Nordic Landing, a 41-unit apartment complex, is taking shape just west of the Grant Avenue Parkway on Catalpa Street.

Newsmakers in the areas of energy & environment, engineering, health care, logistics, manufacturing, recreation and nonprofit.

Roughly half of financing comes from state-appropriated ARPA monies.