YOUR BUSINESS AUTHORITY
Springfield, MO
YOUR BUSINESS AUTHORITY
Springfield, MO
Guest columnist Kayden Guymon: "Missouri farmers are asking for clarity, not confusion. If anything is clear, it is that a durable definition of WOTUS is needed to stand the test of time and changes in administration."
The scores have been tabulated for Springfield Business Journal’s 2025 Dynamic Dozen, recognizing the 12 fastest-growing companies in the Ozarks.
The latest at Fellows Lake are designed to improve water quality and create aquatic habitat.
The governing board additionally elects a new mayor pro tem at its May 5 meeting.
Huey Magoo's opened its second Queen City location; St. Louis-based 4M Building Solutions finalized the purchase of Springfield-based commercial cleaning company Brokate Janitorial; and Draper, Utah-based Zurchers got its local start.
Stockton Lake allocation thought to meet region’s needs through 2060.
Camp Barnabas is among impacted organizations in region, and CU continues work to restore power.
Guest columnist John Baxter: "The agricultural real estate market in the Ozarks isn’t booming – but it’s not backsliding either. It’s steady, with areas of growth that reward long-term thinking."
SBJ interviews the owner of Pennington Wines LLC.
While a disruption in international trade has the capacity to hurt local farmers and ranchers, beef producers are having a good go of things at the moment.
Interstate Electrical Supply is now operating as a subsidiary of the Springfield-based business, Harry Cooper CEO says.
The lawsuit alleges Missouri Merchandising Practices Act violations, but Simple Solar owner says he was caught by surprise amid settlement talks.
Dwayne Fulk is interviewed by Springfield Business Journal for the 12 People You Need to Know series.
Caleb Arthur and Jacques McNeese launch AdZen in Springfield.
Under construction on northwest side, Echo Suites by Wyndham aims for energy-efficient features.
Springfield waste officials outline a four-step plan to increase recycling and to improve the city’s cleanliness.
St. Louis-based 4M Building Solutions buys the Springfield commercial cleaning company.
Company spokesperson says two locations are in the works along South Campbell Avenue and West Bypass.
Capital Holding Group plans to build an asphalt plant adjacent to its rock quarry in Ozark.
Larry Flett, 62, worked as a police officer prior to his time as a solid waste operations associate.
New academic buildings, residence halls in works for sesquicentennial.