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Abatement and demolition work has exposed architectural features to be restored in the project.
ARPA funding was awarded in 2022 for improvements to the north-side park.
The two-story building will replace an existing structure used for storage and provide more customer seating plus a full kitchen.
Plaintiffs who had sought to uphold deed restrictions on neighborhood properties to bar BK&M development now seek a reversal of the Greene County Circuit Court decision.
The newest addition to Strafford’s SWMO Rail and Business Park is the 350- by 400-foot building that will house L&W Industries LLC, which manufactures products for the railroad industry.
Resort first step in half-billion park investment.
Council considers issues as it rejects Sunshine and National development.
Cameron Smith is promoted, effective Oct. 26.
Newly filed building permits with the city of Springfield point to work by Dillard's at Battlefield Mall.
Kobe Club Steaks is targeting an opening around Thanksgiving at 2058 S. Glenstone Ave., says owner Will Neal.
Downtown businesses informed of plans to maintain customer access throughout construction period.
Split vote not sufficient to change Sunshine and National corner’s designation to general retail from single-family residential.
A ribbon-cutting ceremony is scheduled this week at the site along East Sunshine Street.
A gated community on the city’s north side is in the works with Pacific Station, under development just east of National Avenue and north of Division Street.
Newsmakers in the areas of accounting, banking & finance, construction, engineering, government, law and retail.
The airport-owned general aviation terminal that serves privately owned aircraft has nearly doubled in size.
Olsson and Branco were involved in the work designed to improve water quality treatment for stormwater runoff.
New offering could add $1M in revenue next year, officials say.
Investment would consolidate some company facilities.
The project includes hotel and park improvements, says President Brad Thomas.
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.