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Imagine Technical Institute seeks to boost opportunities for adults with disabilities .

Velocity Health Group targets treatment for male youths.

Fourteen individuals and organizations are honored at Nov. 6 event.

The Zone 3 council member’s constituents question whether the city plans to move forward following the failure of a lodging tax ballot item. 

On a key state assessment, students made gains in academics, graduation rate and attendance; meanwhile, fewer than half are proficient in English language arts, math, science and social studies. 

A nearly 10-year St. Louis Children's employee takes on the role next month.

Gov. Mike Kehoe stopped by the Springfield Business Journal office Oct. 30 for an exclusive interview that covered myriad topics.

Additionally, Christian County voters rejected a tax item, while an electric measure passed in Bolivar.

Jason England accepts chief credit administration officer role for the company.

Robert Harrington was selected from 18 applicants at a board meeting last month.

COO says 5% of the cuts come from the Springfield office. 

Centerstone is the surviving name of the combined organization with subsidiaries including Burrell Behavioral Health.

Vietnam natives bring taste of prior home country to Banh Mi & Me.

The Kansas City-based health care organization is now overseeing Mercy Springfield Communities’ pediatric care.

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Employee says the demonstration, part of a nationwide movement, is intended to bring Starbucks back to the bargaining table, while a company spokesperson says Workers United represents a small portion of its workforce.

Marshall Howden points to restaurant ownership plans. 

The federal workers are not receiving a paycheck during the government shutdown.