Five companies and two individuals are honored.

The program has the potential to bring in more than $1 billion over five years.

Sales increase while net income declines.

The company ranks No. 12 on the list.

Shanda Trautman reaches plea agreement in embezzlement case.

Board Chair Greg Henslee makes the most out of recent transactions.

Ozarks Counseling Center and Springfield Public Schools receive funding.

$315K in Coover Charitable Foundation funding is available for nonprofit agencies based outside of Springfield and Greene County.

Nonprofit receives $250K grant to help fund facility.

The Business Impact Awards ceremony and special publication spotlights excellence in business, including 2026 Dianne Elizabeth Osis Lifetime Achievement In Business Award honoree, Entrepreneur of the Year honoree and company honorees chosen by an independent panel of judges.

SBJ compiles 21 homes listed last month.

The state collects roughly $4.1 billion through October.

Funds support organizations in Taney, Stone, Douglas, Lawrence, Ozark, Barry and Christian counties.

Net income climbs by roughly 15%.

Revenue also is up during the three-month period.

Passed this year, House Bill 2019 awarded funding “for improvements at a non-profit science center.”

Net sales also increase in latest quarter.

Newsmakers are compiled in the areas of banking & finance, education, government, nonprofit, real estate, restaurant, sports and technology.

The Queen City moves up eight spots in the Wall Street Journal/Realtor.com ranking.