In Springfield Business Journal’s spring project report, 18 active construction jobs represent more than $134 million in investments and nearly 640,000 square feet of new construction, additions and renovations.

The funding is part of $30 million in state ARPA allocations.

The Jackson Grille is housed in a former longtime church building.

Sullivan Bank is more than doubling the size of its 2,742-square-foot banking center on South Campbell Avenue.

The move could lead to a citywide ballot measure on whether the city can seize the haunted attraction. 

The federal funding is designed to improve pipeline infrastructure in Springfield.

Roundhouse Services and Storage is creating 10 jobs, officials say.

The property, now closed, hit the auction block last month.

Hospital officials cite the central location as providing a preventive care opportunity for the senior population.

A Muslim worship and community center is being built north of Sunshine Street on 5.5-acres owned by the founding members of the American Momin Park nonprofit.

Voters also decide on new council and board of education members.

Apartments and retail space are proposed for Midtown development.

The multimillion-dollar facility is slated for completion later this year.

 A rezoning hearing on The Heights development by BK&M in University Heights draws a packed house.

Resident input spurred changes to The Heights.

The scores have been tabulated for Springfield Business Journal’s 2023 Dynamic Dozen, recognizing the 12 fastest-growing companies in the Ozarks.

Voters also decide on new council and board of education members.

Mercy is constructing a multispecialty clinic that will provide a home for primary care, outpatient therapy and occupational medicine on the west side of the city.

Officials expect new Reeds Spring facility to open by spring 2024.

During council meeting, some from the route’s business community express concern about the economic impact of the proposed safety measure.