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Lee challenges Hosmer on statement that Hosmer’s bills die in committee.
Agriculture applicants will have a month to file for low-interest loans.
Former U.S. Sen. Blunt says at dedication ceremony that science advancement is moving at a rapid pace.
Shares exceed $108 after 15-for-1 stock split this summer.
The state's Office of Administration reports nearly $1.9 million collected in first two months of fiscal year.
Tsunami Express acquires 53 Take 5 Car Wash locations in the Midwest from Whistle Express Car Wash.
The health system makes a donation in an undisclosed amount to the university.
Full council OK’s bill that skirts suspension of enforcement.
The lawsuit names Michael Felts, who was sentenced to PPP fraud last year, and his ex-wife.
Owner Jen Murvin says business will remain open until East Walnut Street property finds buyer.
SBJ survey data highlights the cost of doing business in the Springfield area.
Guest columnist Joe Shearrer: "History shows us that markets stumble here, but the story doesn’t end in September – it’s just another chapter."
Newsmakers are compiled in the areas of banking & finance, chambers of commerce, government, nonprofit and retail.
The company posts $2.24 billion in revenue during latest fiscal year.
The Carthage-based manufacturer expects after-tax proceeds of around $250 million.
Acculevel's entry into Missouri includes plans for Sarcoxie.
A dedication ceremony for the 77,000-square-foot expansion to the 910 S. John Q. Hammons Parkway building is scheduled Sept. 12.
The Springfield-based company opens a new branch in Prairie Village, Kansas.
Brewery officials say interest from potential investors ‘wasn’t quite at the level we hoped for.’
Guest columnist Andy Peebles: "Estate planning is not a luxury reserved for the ultra-wealthy; it’s a necessity for anyone with assets, responsibilities or people who depend on them."
Fortified Elder Law LLC moved; Weston Kissee, a 17-year employee with St. Louis-based financial services firm Edward Jones, relocated; and Monroe Coffee Co. changed ownership.