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Springfield, MO
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Springfield, MO
The franchisees had planned hundreds of thousands of dollars worth of upgrades.
Newsmakers in the areas of architecture, education, health care, law, municipal, nonprofit and recreation.
The late-night talk show works with RIP Medical Debt on a fundraising campaign.
Golf Digest cites the views and creativity of the course designed by Bill Coore and Ben Crenshaw.
Nine executives present at the fourth-annual 90 Ideas in 90 Minutes.
Ohio and New York developments also are favored among USA Today readers.
Springfield native Jason Walsh is a personal trainer to Hollywood stars, including Matt Damon, Jennifer Aniston and Brie Larson.
Springfield’s brewery total is poised to reach 10 businesses.
Three local podcasts have dropped since October — from talk radio to true crime.
An indoor amusement park designed as an upside-down house is expected to be completed this spring in Branson.
Newsmakers in the areas of accounting, banking and finance, education, health care, landscaping, manufacturing and retail.
Summer is still Branson’s busiest season, but business owners say Christmastime is quickly encroaching.
He recently exited his role as tournament director for Bass Pro Shops Legends of Golf at Big Cedar Lodge.
Officials break ground on the development with an expected 10-month build-out.
The city’s placemaking project aims to connect downtown Springfield to Sunshine Street.
The company’s $4 million renovation in Kansas is underway.
The shuttering of the downtown bookstore was announced a week ago.
Inner Circle targets a February opening in downtown Springfield.
The company enters a distribution deal with Heart of America.
Newsmakers in the areas of accounting, banking and finance, health care, media, municipal, nonprofit and real estate.
An export compliance software firm plans major changes in 2020 under new owners.
Annie Pope, CEO and Owner of The Chili Bowl By Cafe 21, closed her successful bakery to spend more time with her family. “It got to the point where it just kind of consumed everything. It was …
SueAnn Hollowell, CEO of Optikal says when a business reaches the break even point, it can sustain itself without additional investment. “I think one of the biggest reasons businesses fail - it’s …
“With 5G, that technology’s going to be revolutionary,” says Jenn Darden. Darden says faster download speeds, opportunities for medical advancements and virtual reality will change the …
Chris Bryant, Development and Productivity Coach with Murney Associates says the biggest challenge he faces in his role is himself. “Getting beyond myself is always a challenge to figure out how am …
Christina Ford, President and Founder of The Rebound Foundation, says she’s faced many difficulties in starting The Rebound Foundation. Securing donations and meeting clients’ individual needs …
Janice Goocher, co-owner of Bellacino’s Pizza & Grinders, says it’s important to show your employees that they are valued team members. By evaluating their performance and letting them know about …
Justin Cardoza, CEO of Modbox, says they started building interest in their product before it hit the market. “We’ll send some of those prototypes to some of the professionals that I’ve been …
Thomas Douglas, president of JMark Business Solutions, says finding people with the right skillset who fit into their business culture is a challenge. “That’s what we focus on is finding those …
“There are no self-made people. There are people who have been successful because others have helped them achieve that result,” says Nathan Adams, CEO of Epic Strategies, LLC. Adams says his …
Tom Faulkner, director of Crosslines, says it’s critical for businesses to utilize services from local nonprofits to help impoverished workers. Faulkner says by partnering with a nonprofit to teach …