Dog lovers are the target market for The Crossings at East Cherry apartment complex.

A group of University Heights residents have started a fundraising drive for legal expenses. 

Reflecting on 2022, the SBJ newsroom compiles the top 10 stories that impacted regional business.

Springfield City Council heard a proposal Dec. 12 to rename North Mulroy Road to North Beaver Road in the northeast corner of the city, where a Buc-ee’s travel center is now under construction.

North Point Church in Nixa is getting some elbow room with its new campus under construction at North Main Street and East Tracker Road.

Branson cat cafe temporarily will close as work begins next month.

The proposal, slated to be on the April 2023 ballot, would allow for construction of a new fifth and sixth grade center.

The district would make facility improvements with the funding.

Developers did not give a reason, according to a city spokesperson.

The nonprofit is fundraising to match a $5 million grant from the state.

Springfield governing body decides to carry a conditional use permit request into 2023. 

Temple Hall, which may become Roy Blunt Hall, also is slated to undergo millions of dollars' worth of renovations and additions.

The lawsuit alleges deed restrictions prohibit the company's proposed development at Sunshine and National.

Heritage Flats is a five-story mixed-use development with 6,350 square feet of ground-floor commercial space.

It's the only southwest Missouri business named in report of most responsible U.S. companies.

Personal responsibility and caring for employees are common themes among nine thought leaders.

A grand opening event is scheduled next month.

The corner of North Main Street and Tracker Road in Nixa is abuzz with development activity, and the latest structure to emerge is the Walker Heights Retail Center.

The residential project for the homeless is slated for completion next year.

Cliff Kennedy led Kennedy Contractors for nearly 30 years.