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Springfield, MO
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Springfield, MO
The Mexican restaurant is moving less than a mile down East Sunshine.
A student housing development is planned downtown by a California developer.
A south-side Maria’s Mexican Restaurant is slated to open across from The Library Center.
The company plans to add 64,000 square feet and 50 local jobs.
Building renovation work begins for The Royal, as well as Skully’s Food Truck.
The company plans to add a new branch in Springfield.
It’s part of a $3.4 billion investment to expand the grocer’s U.S. footprint.
After months of delays, construction is moving along for an assisted living center at the Creekside at Elfindale.
Health care clinic Ozzie Smith IMAC Regeneration Center relocated; Mercy opened a $27 million health clinic; and former insurance adviser Clay Trautman started The Cast Group.
The governing body also reviews a $10 million project.
Ozarks Coca-Cola also reaches a three-year labor contract renewal with union.
The university adds a multimillion-dollar meeting space at its southwest Missouri research center.
A Homewood Suites is planned by an Oklahoma developer.
SpringHill Suites by Marriott joins a lodging-heavy corridor.
Cox Medical Center Branson is adding a new central utility plant in a $12 million expansion project to its Branson hospital.
2019 marks the 20th year of the Most Influential Women awards.
With climate-controlled bays and Toptracer Range technology, Backwoods Golf is scheduled to open early next year.
The company plans to convert it into a self-storage center.
With offices in Neosho and Springfield, southwest Missouri general contractor Branco Enterprises Inc. is building a new office to serve the greater Springfield area.
Common Grounds Coffee & Cafe overcomes 2018 fire and now looks to diversify.
Cesar’s relocating to former Phase 2, McSalty’s property
Man seeks to block Silver Dollar City attraction's name
Elmquist out as Bass Pro ends Legends of Golf sponsorship
Silver Dollar City to debut $1.5M Christmas tree
Council considers tax abatements for $50M project
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