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Springfield, MO
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Springfield, MO
Citizens for Groundwater Protection, the group of property owners who filed suit against a company that plans to build an ethanol plant near Rogersville, took the first step in an appeals process Thursday after a judge ruled May 4 to allow construction of the plant.
Todd Hiepler was named general manager of Branson Landing, according to a Nov. 28 news release from Urban Retail Properties.
Springfield hotelier John Q. Hammons announced Dec. 5 that he’s developing a six-story, 150-suite Residence Inn by Marriott in Oklahoma City’s downtown Bricktown district.
The Gene Taylor Community Outpatient Clinic plans to serve 9,000 veterans within a 30-mile drive of primary care.
The nonprofit marks the 25th annual event.
General contractor Carson-Mitchell Inc. is set to finish 20 days early, with the park to reopen in early November.
The Missouri Highways and Transportation Commission on June 30 approved a $500 million construction program for the Missouri Department of Transportation for fiscal 2011 – roughly one-third the …
Clients expected to move in next week, nonprofit CEO says.
Russel Anthony Caldwell dies at age 56.
General contractor JE Dunn Construction Co. expects to complete the 75,000-square-foot facility in two years.
Progress continues on Branson Landing with the announcement of a new general manager and a decision by the Branson Board of Aldermen regarding lighting fixtures in the development.
The Springfield high school will use the funds to build a severe weather safe room.
The Empire District Electric Co. has agreed to pay about $87 million for partial ownership of a coal-fired plant in Arkansas that is set for completion in 2010.
|tab| In an effort to broaden contracting opportunities for small, minority and women contractors, the U.S. Small Business Administration has increased the maximum size of the surety bonds it can …
A Springfield highway interchange ranks among Missouri Department of Transportation’s Top 10 work zones to look out for this summer.
Cherokee Firearms plans to quadruple its size in a move from the north side.
The 2301 W. Sunshine St. eatery’s opening comes more than three decades after the original shuttered.
John Q. Hammons Hotels & Resorts walks away from a stalled Renaissance Hotel development. 
A $20 million-$25 million building will house the Breech School of Business Administration.
Newsmakers in the areas of banking and finance, government, media and nonprofit.
Just west of where the Missouri State University College of Natural and Applied Sciences is transforming Temple Hall into Roy Blunt Hall with a 66,500-square-foot addition, the College of Business is working on an expansion project of its own.
Moxy Springfield Downtown launches
Logistics provider to lay off 76 in KC
LDS Church buys land for Springfield temple
Kansas governor signs Chiefs, Royals legislation
Developer plans latest apartment complex in KC's Northland
Joplin Christian school changing its name
$30M expansion planned for development at former STL hospital