Springfield’s second 7 Brew Coffee shop appeared quite suddenly in mid-February at 1455 W. Battlefield Road, a site formerly occupied by an Assemblies of God Credit Union branch that was demolished to make way for the new building.

Developer seeks long-term reimbursement of improvement costs through TIF. 

Residential customers will see a 2-cent drop per kilowatt hour.

Branson West-based Ozarks Teen Challenge is nearing completion on the first of two buildings planned on the site of its current facility.

Mike Rakes says enhancing the student experience is one of his top goals.

Locally, store relocation costs and donations are among expenses factored.

Springfield City Council last month approved the sale for $1, citing a public benefit.

The company takes over a former Simmons Bank building.

A Break Time truck stop and convenience store is coming to the west side of Bolivar to serve locals and travelers on Missouri Route 13.

Arts center proposal lauded as "out-of-the-box thinking."

City officials are working through multiple proposals at the site.

The 2150 E. Sunshine St. grocery retailer is coming later this month.

The gift funds a student lounge within the $40 million Robert W. Plaster Center for Advanced Manufacturing.

City Council gives green light to capital improvements program, an annual act required by the city charter. 

Nixa and Sarcoxie districts take two different routes to sun power.

Marabella developer looks to rezone and annex nearly 230 acres for the project.

Iron Grain District to feature housing, dining, shopping and entertainment near Amazon fulfillment center.

A $35,000 donation means two residences would be added at Elevate Community.

A new express car wash and six renovated self-serve bays are under development for Blue Iguana Car Wash’s fourth Springfield location, south of Republic Road on Fremont Avenue.

The project was temporarily pulled from the Springfield governing body’s agenda following a meeting notice complaint.