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Springfield, MO
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Springfield, MO
The company targets a spring 2022 opening for a brewing and bottling operation with a taproom.
Allen Icet fills the term that ends in March 2023.
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Nixa Dry Cleaners and Laundry and Xtreme Exteriors are among award winners.
Wire Road plans to employ 10 at the 3,500-square-foot shop.
Jill Finney comes on board to lead Flourish, a community development corporation.
The MidxMidwst mural art and culture initiative organized by Meg Wagler plans to occupy part of downtown's Robberson Avenue alley in September.
Sheri Phillips has been an employee with the university for 35 years.
Abbi Pinegar-Rose is tapped to help oversee the Missouri Lottery.
Alan Butler is named system director of public safety and security.
Scott Crise, Danielle Kincaid and Jill Patterson get the seal of approval.
The agreement would reimburse the project’s developer up to $2.1 million for public improvements on the site in northwest Springfield.
The bar and restaurant had been in operation for nearly two decades.
A year dubbed unprecedented in many ways has led to a new concern for employers, employees and customers alike – exposure to the coronavirus at places of business.
Show Me Christian County organization adds staff and plans to double annual budget through five-year plan.
Daniel Ogunyemi is the latest education industry hire in a diversity and inclusion role, but private businesses lag.
Bass Pro Shops is the top ranked company locally.
Danielle Wise is named development leader for the school's fundraising arm.
Patrick Baird and Katherine Thompson are exiting Baird Lightner Millsap.
Abbey Ashley of The Virtual Savvy makes the Next 1000.
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 …
