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Newsmakers: Nov. 16-22, 2026

Newsmakers are compiled in the areas of banking & finance, education, entertainment, government, healthcare and nonprofit.

Project work in Springfield corridor will continue into 2031.

Organizers hope to bolster client traffic to center city businesses.

The program has the potential to bring in more than $1 billion over five years.

Shanda Trautman reaches plea agreement in embezzlement case.

City Council's current data center moratorium is set to expire Nov. 16 and could be extended to Feb. 24.

The project added new courts in former jail, among other features.

There are 16 census tracts in Greene County that are included in the federal development incentive program.

Newsmakers are compiled in the areas of education, engineering, government, healthcare, law, real estate and trucking.

More than half of Greene County voters flocked to polls Nov. 3.

The state collects roughly $4.1 billion through October.

They also decide on multiple statewide amendments.

Southwest Missouri voters turned out to the polls on Nov. 3.

Passed this year, House Bill 2019 awarded funding “for improvements at a non-profit science center.”

Some 12% of voters opted to vote prior to Election Day, county clerk reports.

Billy Crawford, of Marshfield, has served in the role on an interim basis since Sept. 11.

This Halloween season was its last.

Cora Scott was previously a communications official with Mercy Health and is known for organizing Route 66 centennial and Birthplace of Route 66 annual events.

Newsmakers are compiled in the areas of banking & finance, education, government, nonprofit, real estate, restaurant, sports and technology.

Three proposals would define data centers and extend separate administrative delays on land use and utility applications through Feb. 24, 2027.

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