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Springfield, MO
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Springfield, MO
SBJ Web Editor Geoff Pickle discovers surprises downtown.
The company discontinues one of its original beers.
Features Editor Christine Temple shares her top moments of the annual 40 Under 40 event.
Springfieldian Jesse George participates in an interview panel with the former first lady.
The Green Clinics’ plans shine light on confusing rollout of medical marijuana in Missouri.
The city’s mayor indicates a store is entering the tourist market.
Mercy, Jeff Houghton and others get mentions in The Wall Street Journal and The Atlantic.
Features Editor Christine Temple outlines the annual Health Care Champions event.
The crowdfunding campaign quickly beats its goal after launching.
Teacher Joshua Kennedy and Superintendent John Jungmann debut a music video.
Features Editor Christine Temple outlines the annual Economic Impact Awards.
A Springfield tabletop game is coming to market.
Features Editor Christine Temple shadows Beth Domann.
Web Producer Geoff Pickle discusses his day shadowing CoxHealth CEO Steve Edwards.
Reporter Mike Cullinan outlines his Day in the Life with Matt Morrow.
Amid the “fake news” playfully peppered into the script by emcee Greg Burris, there was nothing fake about the accomplishments of the winners last night.
Hebanon Games owner Caleb Stokes launches a crowdfunding campaign for Party Fowl: The Game of Drunk Ducks.
GasBuddy shows off a state-by-state analysis for those planning road trips this summer.
A hot dog venture dubbed Frank ‘n’ Steins launched; the first Bank of Bolivar branch in Marshfield, dubbed BOB Community Financial, opened; and Armstrong World Industries Inc. (NYSE: AWI) finalized its acquisition of Marshfield’s Architectural Components Group Inc.
“More people in your community want to give to you than you realize. Sometimes they just don’t know how to give,” says Michael Buttacy, Executive Director of Ozarks Teen Challenge. Buttacy says …
“A lot of the assumptions that we had when we started this business have been proven otherwise, and so we’ve learned a lot about the patterns of the community and the area and what people do,” …
Young professionals who aren’t interested in owning a home yet, still can expect to live in luxury. Sam M. Coryell, Derek McCrea, and Jessi Beauchamp of Coryell Collaborative Group provide five …
“It’s just taking the time to be a good person and understand people, and if we do that, I think we’ll be very successful there,” says Jason Gage, City Manager for the City of Springfield. …
Jody Dow, Executive Director of The Springfield Dream Center, says her coworkers can usually tell when she’s getting emotionally worn down. Dow says they keep a folder full of their clients’ …
“In the restaurant industry, the profit margins are very thin. Your two prime costs which is your food and labor are very high, and then you’ve got your rent and all your other expenses on top …
Carter, Marketing Officer for Central Trust Company, says he didn’t realize how important it is to listen until he started working with groups of people. “You can’t move the process forward …
“I let that negativity spread to me like a cancer, and that’s what it is in your organizations,” says Becky Borthwick, Associate Circuit Judge at 31st Circuit, State of Missouri. Borthwick says …
Ömer Önder showed a talent for writing at an early age, winning awards in his native Turkey. He later studied journalism and became a reporter, covering the Middle East, Turkey, and the …
“Branson’s brought in international folks for many decades to work in the show industry and other segments of our economy and they’re a vital part of our community whether they’re here …