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Springfield, MO
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Springfield, MO
A national report confirms that existing-home sales set an annual record in 2005, while total existing-home sales were down 5.7 percent from November to December.
The Better Business Bureau of Southwest Missouri receives nearly 300,000 inquiries and processes thousands of complaints annually.
|tab| Friday, Feb. 2, 2001|ret||ret||tab| 3 p.m. "Remodeling Trends: What's Hot; What's New," presented by the HBA Remodelors Council|ret||ret||tab| 5 p.m. "How To Design Your Kitchen," …
St. John’s Stroke Center is participating in a Phase IIB/III study of desmoteplase, an investigational novel plasminogen activator, or blood clot buster, for the treatment of acute ischemic stroke, a condition affecting more than 600,000 patients annually in the United States.
About 40 members of the Springfield community have banded together to drum up support for a new coal-fired power plant, which will be up for voter approval in June.
The Missouri Job Center and Ozark Region Workforce Development Board are working with companies planning to hire over 2,730 people.
Springfield's west central area is getting a new image. Positive changes are coming about through people and organizations, and each gain helps the next. Through strategic planning, the West …
|tab| Voters in Missouri soundly defeated proposition B with 73 percent of the vote. Prop B was a $511 million tax plan that was passed and put on the ballot by the legislature. It included …
To some people in the Ozarks, a mention of the Battle of Carthage or “Bloody” Bill Anderson will draw a blank stare or puzzled look. But to the area’s Civil War history buffs, the mention of one of those names is the start of a fascinating conversation.
|tab| Some employees at Missouri Neon Co. call each other "sign brats." |ret||ret||tab| That's because they started working in the sign business at an early age, helping one of their …
Joan Whitaker knows risk.When she and husband Gary bought 417 Magazine in 2001, they knew nothing about publishing.“It was really scary,” she says. “I’d lay awake at night wondering. ‘How …
Leslie Funk, owner of Springfield-based Thistle Grove Designs, assists commercial clients with interior decorating details.
|tab| Springfield Business Journal's 2001 Economic Impact Awards are off to an impressive start with the announcement of this year's finalists.|ret||ret||tab| SBJ presented its first Economic …
The laboratories at Cox Medical Centers North and South were awarded two-year accreditations by the Commission on Laboratory of the College of American Pathologists based on the results of recent …
|tab| Spring will mark a major stepping stone for the Ron Stenger Companies, with a relocation to new office headquarters at the corner of National and Weaver.|ret||ret||tab| The move, …
Merck KGaA, a drug company based in Germany, said Monday it agreed to buy Sigma-Aldrich for about $17 billion to expand its business in North America and gain exposure in Asia, according to USA Today.
A long entry staircase gives the illusion one might have to duck to get past a giant frozen custard cone once buzzed in the door and on the way to the front desk at the first landing.
Colt Defense LLC, the 179-year-old gunmaker that supplies M4 carbines and M16 rifles for the U.S. and foreign militaries, filed for bankruptcy amid delayed government sales and declining demand.
Washington, Mo.-based Happy Apples has recalled caramel apples following a widespread listeria outbreak.
Anheuser-Busch InBev is laying off an unspecified number of its brewing team employees in St. Louis.
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.