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Hosmer raises specter of past missteps in Galloway Village.
Councilmember Craig Hosmer maintains that aspects of process are not fair to neighborhood residents.
Springfield's governing body approves rezoning application for 29 acres at 851 E. Primrose St.
Mayor Ken McClure, Mayor Pro Tem Matthew Simpson and Councilmember Craig Hosmer jointly announce an initiative to enforce expired license plates and temporary tags.
Springfield officials deny business and liquor license to alleged violators.
Member says it’s important to get it right.
The preliminary plat for the Chimney Rock development in Galloway Village was under consideration at council’s Jan. 27 meeting.
Ray Lampert is no longer in the running for the position on the April 8 ballot.
The litigation filed this week by the Springfield-based convenience store operator alleges the actions were motivated by the municipality's ban on cash-prize gaming machines.
Three contested races – including mayor – will be on the April 8 ballot.
The three-quarter-cent sales tax approved by voters in November will be overseen by two boards, one existing and one new.
New Citizens’ Advisory Board and existing Citizens’ Tax Oversight Committee will monitor use of three-quarter-cent tax proceeds.
On his last work day in the role, Gage reflects on his tenure and calls for "bold" moves to grow the city.
Three-part project would widen roads serving Springfield Underground.
Council action in its December meeting prioritizes designs to be used for infill on vacant neighborhood lots.
Developers are seeking a preliminary plat for 8.7 acres that would be collectively known as the Chimney Rock subdivision.
Candidates have until Jan. 21 to be certified for the April municipal election.
Councilmember Brandon Jenson revived the dormant issue of a commercial development at Sunshine Street and National Avenue and then dropped it with an apology at the Dec. 16 meeting of Springfield City Council.
Springfield City Council considers tax incentive plan for addition to Springfield’s innovation district.
Deputy City Manager Collin Quigley is slated to serve in the temporary role, pending council approval.
Veterans, former inmates are key demographics for Harvest Solutions.
City, Workforce Development board at odds over consultant fees
New Covenant Academy shakes up leadership structure
Grocer, workforce development advocate Bill Smillie dies
STL movie theater to close amid back rent lawsuit
Leggett & Platt's net loss widens in 2024