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State Farm Bureau's Eric Bohl says the Obama-era legislation should be replaced by the Clean Water Rule.
The voter-approved Galloway Street widening receives $1.5 million.
|tab| How long will U.S. dealmakers stand on the sidelines? That's the question Mergerstat LP is asking after the first quarter of 2002, in which consumers, investors and businesses expressed …
Cathryn McNary realizes when people come to her for legal help, she has an opportunity to make them feel heard and cared for. Seizing that opportunity is what drives her to be an attorney.
Depending on the time of year, you’ll either find Lincoln Hough dressed up in a suit and tie or dressed down in blue jeans and boots.
Doug Marrs, who also serves as chief operations officer for Great Southern Bank in Springfield, is nearing the end of his third two-year term as mayor of Nixa.
Valley Mountain Quality Meats occupies a former Family Pharmacy store.
|tab| Community|ret||ret||tab| The Branson/Lakes Area Chamber of Commerce recently presented its 2002 community awards. Honored were Carol Orr, The Mary Award; Marvin Motley, The Pioneer …
Councilman Richard Ollis calls for the creation of a "workable" blight program.
Faced with masses of uninsured - which could increase amid economic pressures and high unemployment rates - local health leaders are working to expand affordable access to medical care.
The target is a vacant Mercy fitness center, currently owned by Youngblood Auto.
O'Reilly family provides naming-level donation for academic building.
After 25 years of running an Italian cuisine franchise, restaurateur Steve Heil decided to go his own way Jan. 1 and restructured as Springfield Pasta Co.
|tab| Carthage|ret||ret||tab| |ret||ret||tab| Campaign sets high goal |ret||ret||tab| The Carthage Area United Way has set a $250,000 goal for the 2000-2001 campaign.|ret||ret||tab| …
|tab| The Springfield area's attractiveness to national retailers can be summed up in three letters MSA.|ret||ret||tab| Springfield's Metropolitan Statistical Area made up of Greene, …
Slate Robotics is on the forefront of a personal robot revolution.
As the saying goes, it takes money to make money. And no one ever said becoming state of the art would be cheap.
Mattax-Neu-Prater Eye Center Inc., which opened in 1999, is branching out to focus on patients with retinal disorders.
The 12-year-old rental business has a new formula for expanding across state lines.
Hinode Japanese Steakhouse survives ownership changes and recessions to expand into multiple locations, and now a spin-off concept.
Plaza Shopping Center gained an arcade with the March 1 opening of The Flying Lap LLC; the repurposing of space operated by Burrell Behavioral Health resulted in the March 18 opening of the company’s second autism center; and a group of downtown business owners teamed up to reopen J.O.B. Public House.