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Springfield, MO
The organization is rolling out a name change to Visit Springfield, Missouri.
Thai Garden began operations this month at 3454 S. Campbell Ave. in the Shamrock Center.
After a vote of no-confidence from the Faculty Senate, the MSU Board of Governors held a fourth closed meeting in the wake of a Utah lawsuit against President Richard "Biff" Williams.
Percentage growth for the county is near the bottom nationwide during the quarter, federal data shows.
Students can more easily transfer through the newly announced partnership.
Christian Overstreet is chosen to succeed the retiring Mike Bell.
A search process is underway for the successor to Ron Snodgrass.
Golf tournament host cites "a challenging time for fundraising."
Staff reductions are among decisions announced by district officials.
Purpose Connect Inc. receives funding at Black Ambition Prize Competition's Demo Day event.
The spending habits of younger generations show they’re more interested in exchanging money for memories rather than material things – placing experience-based businesses in the limelight.
The Innovation & Growth publication explores business and community growth strategies, technology investments and regional assets needed to better compete for businesses and talent.
Newsmakers in the areas of education, fitness, food service, government, marketing, nonprofit, real estate and transportation.
A Monett native’s multiyear goal to open his hometown’s first brewery came to fruition; Humansville-based Flora Farms LLC launched its own branded dispensary in the former home of Old Route 66 Wellness LLC; and My CPA Guy launched a Queen City location.
Financial officials expect wages will outpace inflation into ’25.
For a little over two weeks, Springfield experienced the burnished glow of the limelight. An independent film titled “Dust to Malibu” came to life in familiar locales all over the city.
Next phase will seek 12-acre site for venue recommended in commissioned feasibility report.
Board was unaware of Title IX complaint at time of Williams’ hire.
The board did not know of Title IX complaint at time of Richard “Biff” Williams’ hire, official says.
The company has installed a new COO and filled the newly created role of chief innovation officer.
CrossFit Republic LLC changed ownership; Springfield nonprofit Care to Learn relocated; and the Fresh Gallery in downtown Springfield transitioned into a commercial venture.