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Springfield, MO
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Springfield, MO
Nixa-based Bahati Tea Co. eyes expansion after growth in first year.
Ozark apparel manufacturer Third Street Sportswear maintains workforce as pandemic cuts into sales and alters product line.
Family-owned SafeSpace Co. records jump in sales during the coronavirus pandemic.
Longtime tourist attraction Fantastic Caverns adjusts to unprecedented drop in visitors in 2020.
Vintage Paris owners predict revenue will surpass $300,000 in 2021.
After 45 years in business, Northeast Diesel Service is fueling up for big changes in the industry.
Stone County Developmental Disability Board has its first director in place and a big vision for teaching life skills.
Promoveo's expansion into Springfield comes in preparation for client and staff additions.
Fordland Clinic ramps up COVID-19 testing, as it eyes office expansion.
Side Kick Dog Training finds new home in Ozark for $120,000.
Jarvis Family Eye Center hits 10,000 patients in Willard and looks to expand in 2021.
Meridian Title Co. is making acquisitions to build firm to nearly 100 employees in two years.
Corporate sales fuel Bon Bon's Candy House activity beyond holidays.
Husband-and-wife-run food truck evolves into million-dollar business.
Hold Fast Brewing's owners work to overcome COVID-19 sales impact.
The artists of Fresh Gallery get creative to find a new home to display their works.
Birthing clinic brings midwifery care to Amish and Mennonite communities.
After 13 years, Millsap Farms has created a profitable farm operation with multiple revenue streams.
COVID-19 threatens boxer's dream to help at-risk kids.
Tuthill Springfield blows into half a century of manufacturing vacuum and pump systems.
Commercial Street vintage furniture and clothing shop Gypsy Girl Junk moved across the street; Equality Healthcare LLC expanded; and authorized Apple product retailer Simply Inc. (OTC: SIM) relocated its sole Springfield store.
Do you have a thirst for some higher education? Curtis Marshall, CEO of Tie & Timber Beer Company, recommends Beer School by Steve Hindy and Tom Potter. He says it’s great for partners and …
Andy Drennen, president of the Springfield Sister Cities Association, says the pandemic made hosting their biggest fundraisers a real challenge. He says the virtual events went well, but they’re …
C.C. Guice, owner of A Wench in the Gear, says the new storefront is the first big investment of money into her business. She says the location is perfect because they’re adjacent to businesses …
John, Jason and Jeremy Chapman, owners of The Acoustic Shoppe, say the pandemic has changed the marketplace for gig workers. They say the live music game has changed and some touring musicians may …
Aaron Elliott and his partner thought it might be difficult to build a team that shared their vision for F8 Training and Situational Self Defense. He says they were lucky to find an instructor whose …
Amby Lewis, founder/CEO of A Girl Like Me Network, says volunteers are critical to nonprofits. Lewis and AGLM treasurer Kelly Routh are recruiting members to staff events, organize committees and …
Chelsey Bode, president of Pearson-Kelly Technology says they espouse the concept of work life integration as opposed to balance. She says they don’t mind when employees take time for family as …
Brent Cochran says he spent six months researching e-commerce before launching Al’s Pals Pet Place. Cochran says he spent hours most evenings after work learning how to overcome various …
Jordan McAdoo, software engineer with StitchFix, tells features editor Christine Temple she loves the creativity and problem-solving areas of her job and why she’s passionate about getting women …
Elizabeth Hurst, business development manager with HR Advantage, discusses changes in employee attitudes about working remotely. She says while some are anxious to return to the office, others are …