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Springfield, MO
Board members are scheduled to vote later this month on expanded eligibility for riders and a response to school utilization patterns.
Newsmakers in the areas of banking & finance, education, health care, information technology, law, manufacturing and sports.
Today’s ceremony honors Billy Gene Cooper and L. Denise Fredrick.
The fiber infrastructure connects more than 60 facilities in the district, plus buses.
A two-story building nearing completion at Buffalo High School will house both home and visitor locker rooms for all Bison and Lady Bison teams, plus a weight room and a dedicated wrestling area.
Newsmakers in the areas of banking & finance, education, nonprofit, solar and trucking.
The Michael L. Parson Student Union is slated for completion in summer 2026.
The Springfield campus total beats high mark set in 2018.
The health system enters a workforce agreement with Ozarks Tech, and it announces a $700 million pact in the Natural State.
Manufacturing industry event set for Oct. 17 at Ozarks Tech.
Students can cut costs with Drury Springfield Promise initiative, school officials say.
The money goes toward the nonprofit's mission of meeting health, hunger and hygiene needs for students.
The funding goes toward classroom learning experience projects.
The frame is in place for a multipurpose athletic facility on the grounds of Logan-Rogersville High School.
Newsmakers in the areas of banking & finance, education, health care, government, law, nonprofit and utilities.
Access to Money event is set for Sept. 18 at Efactory.
A Missouri State University program that brings together graduate students and local employers is growing after an extended pilot launch.
The Springfield and Joplin chambers are partnering on the initiative designed to support access to resources.
The university is starting work on its 2025-30 strategic plan, with a goal of implementing it next summer.
The Building a Region publication explores business issues fueling and impeding growth, corporate responsibility and government support needs.
Seafood Express opened; Hemporium rebranded to Seed of Life Farms; and a new Branson attraction, Michelangelo’s Sistine Chapel: The Exhibition, debuted.
Apartments planned at century-old building in downtown Springfield
McDonald’s sues Big Four meat producers
Omo Japanese Soul Food opens at new space in Chesterfield Village
Four States Bank makes opening official with ribbon-cutting ceremony
Saint Louis University to cut $20M in expenses