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Springfield, MO
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Springfield, MO
After awarding more than $9 million in grants to companies for semiconductor investments over the past two years, officials with the Roy Blunt Jordan Valley Innovation Center at Missouri State University are anticipating additional state funds will be available for the initiative this summer.
Newsmakers are compiled in the areas of agriculture, automation, banking & finance, construction, education, government, health care and law.
The community college’s airframe and powerplant program is set to launch this fall.
The project would upgrade the 1955-constructed Cheek Hall.
Survey data highlights Springfield's economic health, with insights on business optimism and financial strategies in an environment impacted by tariffs and government uncertainty.
Newsmakers are compiled in the areas of accounting, education, health care and nonprofit.
Jamie Birch starts in her new role on June 24, becoming the university’s first chief of staff since the previous person in that role exited in 2023.
Seth Swafford joins the Springfield-based company effective June 5.
Johannes Strobel is tapped to succeed the retiring Julie Masterson.
A June 3 kickoff event marks the start of the 2025 Economic Growth Series.
The community college broke ground on the Roy Blunt Aviation Training Center in 2023.
Cutt Above Music Studio offers personalized music lessons.
Newsmakers are compiled in the areas of accounting, banking & finance, education, health care, nonprofit and real estate.
An independent panel of judges selected Doug Pitt to be recognized July 17 during the Economic Impact Awards, along with company awards acknowledging excellence in business, including employee and revenue volumes and impact on the community.
Officials say taxes would not increase through the issue, which would help offset rising operating costs.
Newsmakers are compiled in the areas of accounting, education, health care and law.
MSU declines to comment on report, which indicates Utah Tech found no documentable misconduct by its former president.
Newsmakers are compiled in the areas of education, nonprofit, public service, real estate and tourism.
New academic buildings, residence halls in works for sesquicentennial.
The scores have been tabulated for Springfield Business Journal’s 2025 Dynamic Dozen, recognizing the 12 fastest-growing companies in the Ozarks.
Airframe and powerplant program to launch in fall.
Penske responds to apparent use of truck by white nationalist group in Springfield
Funding for Boys & Girls Clubs of Springfield not included in approved special session legislation
Trump Organization debuts mobile phone network
Rising food costs cited as Downtown Springfield Association postpones Taste of SoMo