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Springfield, MO
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Springfield, MO
SBJ interviews the CEO and board chair of Jack Henry & Associates Inc.
COVID-19 has quickened digital growth at organizations.
Ryan Mooney brings decades of economic development experience to the bank.
Dr. Bradley and Christine Newberry are only the third family to own the century-old property.
Arts center proposal lauded as "out-of-the-box thinking."
The owners of Garden Adventures, a Nixa-based plant nursery, expanded into Springfield; the office total for Springfield-based Ozarks Elder Law neared double digits in southwest Missouri; and a certified public accountant became a first-time business owner in Branson.
Final 2021 tally is expected to reach nearly $17M, officials say.
Greene County gears up to distribute more federal stimulus relief dollars.
The organizations sign a memorandum of understanding.
City officials are working through multiple proposals at the site.
The state ranks No. 7 nationwide during 2021, according to latest annual data.
The initiative to promote homeownership and residential property renovation now has $1.75 million in commitments.
The auto parts retailer's net income also increased in 2021.
Profits for 2021 rise 59% to $402.4 million.
Company CEO David Foss says revenue hits record.
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.
Newsmakers in the areas of accounting, banking and finance, and law.
A $35,000 donation means two residences would be added at Elevate Community.
Ryan Mooney transitions to vice president of economic development for the bank.
On Oct. 27, Convoy of Hope dedicated its new 250,000-square-foot distribution center and broke ground on its next project: a 200,000-square-foot headquarters and training center, which will be connected to the distribution center by a skywalk.