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Springfield, MO
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Springfield, MO
The psychiatric health center seeks to improve patient outcomes and security.
Branson Top Ops replaces former amphibious vehicle depot.
Trees are being cleared as construction work nears.
Online listing points to future retail at the site.
First Baptist Church of Willard is adding classrooms and a new entryway to its existing building.
The Bass Pro campus at Campbell Avenue and Sunshine Street is the focus of a feasibility study, which recommends a 100,000-square-foot convention center and three hotels in the vicinity.
DeWitt & Associates submits the lowest bid for Phase II of the school’s Woods Hall project.
A husband-and-wife team plan their fourth store in the area.
The process comes amid a moratorium that ends in August.
Are you looking for reasons why you aren’t achieving your business goals? Sherry Coker, Executive Director at the OTC Center for Workforce Development, says to make sure you’re addressing …
Coryell Collaborative Group emerges as umbrella for five business units.
Company officials seek flexibility for future development plans.
An August 2020 opening is expected for the 30,000-square-foot Bussey-Cox-Lipscomb Hall.
The district enters a contract for 10 parcels on the north side.
CVS, Gordmans and Payless are among stores changing up operations in the Queen City.
OTC is moving the agriculture program to its rural Richwood Valley Campus in Christian County.
The 30,000-square-foot development is planned at the former Starlite Theatre.
Longtime developer Mike Seitz of Triple S. Properties Inc. is making headway on his multiyear development plan for Deerbrook Marketplace.
Springhouse Village is Foster Senior Living’s latest project.
The nearly 100,000-square-foot structure is expected to be complete by November.
Ozark-based men’s substance abuse treatment campus Synergy Executive opened for patients; Old Missouri Bank's sixth full-service branch launched; and Maritime set sail as a brick-and-mortar restaurant.
Megan Ellis, Marketing Consultant at Frank & Maven, teaches yoga because she loves the lifestyle and the peace it brings to her busy life. Ellis says many of the instructors at her studio teach full …
“We have to be very creative — it’s not as simple as just saying, ‘Hey, we need money and would you like to give us some?’ It becomes very specific and helping an individual or a business …
“You buy it Monday and it’s outdated Tuesday. We’re looking at lighting grids for our facility and some of the first LED technology that was so hot a year ago is now obsolete, so what do you …
“When you finally find that balance, you definitely don’t want to go back the other direction,” says Will Carter, Marketing Officer for Central Trust Company. Carter says he learned that taking …
Terry Bloodworth, owner and operator of Springfield Hot Glass Studio, says it’s an absolute necessity for entrepreneurs to be educated in business. Bloodworth says he has a good business manager, …
Are you looking for reasons why you aren’t achieving your business goals? Sherry Coker, Executive Director at the OTC Center for Workforce Development, says to make sure you’re addressing …
“A lot of times I would just assume that they would know what I expected of them, or what I had in mind,” says Lauren Brown, Co-owner of Neighbor’s Mill Bakery and Cafe. Brown says she …
“It’s a big deal and it’s working, but it’s because we’re all working together and collaborating through all the different elements,” says Heather Hardinger, Director of Workforce …
Jason Gage, City Manager for the City of Springfield, says there is much to be learned by listening to others. This allows you to learn facts, perspectives, and use them to make the best decision. …
Abbie Brown, owner of Brown Abbey Gourmet, wowed Catherine and Thor Bersted when she made her Greek salad dressing for Lavender Falls Farm. They encouraged her to start her own company selling her …
