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The main hospital in Bolivar is slated to undergo several upgrades, mostly funded by federal loans.
The new South Campbell Avenue eatery replaces a nearby shop on East Republic Road.
County lockup comes in on time and under budget.
Read the profiles of this year's honorees.
A groundbreaking ceremony is scheduled for the 5,100-square-foot facility.
The project involves repurposing the decommissioned James River Power Station.
Heavily traveled road that serves Springfield Underground would be improved through federal grant.
Growth continues at the company's North Mulroy Road facility.
On Oct. 27, Convoy of Hope dedicated its new 250,000-square-foot distribution center and broke ground on its next project: a 200,000-square-foot headquarters and training center, which will be connected to the distribution center by a skywalk.
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New facility will hold up to 1,242 prisoners, and all Sheriff’s Office employees will be on the premises.
A groundbreaking is scheduled later this year.
The $12.5 million Penleigh development was started last year to create 324 multifamily units.
Work on Wilson's Valley is slated to start in a couple months.
Read about this year's honorees from the Springfield chamber.
Council also envisions future of Lake Springfield.
Food and retail vendors are set to join venue’s roster.
The $3.7 million 14 Mill Market plans an October opening.
The declaration is good for developers, but questions linger for homeowners amid Grant Ave. Parkway study.
A new Christian County Ambulance District headquarters is nearing completion in Ozark – a more central location that will aid in response times, according to CCAD Administrator Christie Thompson.