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Springfield, MO
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Springfield, MO
The Health Department director discusses a potential face mask ordinance and other COVID-19 issues.
The May decrease follows a spike in April that represented the first month of COVID-19 impacts.
Jack Prim volunteered for the health care system for more than a decade.
The Springfield-Greene County Health Department director tells City Council he’s working on an ordinance for members to consider.
Missouri is one of 14 states that has not adopted Medicaid expansion since the coverage became available six years ago.
The restart follows the center’s same action in Springfield last month.
June has seen the most confirmed cases to date locally, according to Health Department data.
SBJ Publisher Jennifer Jackson talks about the business journal's reopening approach.
The two-person comedy, ‘Deep in the Heart of Tuna,’ kicks off the reopening.
A part-time employee's pay is cut along with other reductions.
The funding is earmarked to improve telehealth services.
The Missouri Farm Bureau’s Eric Bohl says mental health issues have added to financial worries.
Electronic Contracting Co. brings to market temperature scanning technology with facial recognition.
Newsmakers in the areas of accounting, banking and finance, government, health care, municipal and nonprofit.
Moxie Cinema is only local venue to announce its plan.
City officials anticipate hotel/motel tax revenues will reduce by half next fiscal year because of the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic.
The incident occurred on the first day the theme park reopened to the public.
The plan is mostly financed through federal stimulus funds.
Myriad industries are highlighted in the 10th annual class.
Hy-Vee and several restaurants are among those impacted.
Eddie Gumucio, organizer and founder of the Queen City Shout Music festival says he did a lot of research before moving the event online. He says they extended the festival to a week to accommodate …
Life coach Ann Leach says video conferencing is useful, but it’s not a substitute for human interaction. She recommends using this time to network and build relationships that will pay off in the …
Technology business consultant Mackenzie Scherer says too many social media posts can be counterproductive for your business. Biweekly website updates help with Google searches, but always announce …
Gary Gibson, general manager of City Utilities, says solar, wind and other renewable energy sources will be vitally important as we go forward. He says they’ve prioritized renewables because …
Author and Consultant Rosie Ward says some wellness programs focus heavily on biomedical risk factors and lower premiums to incentivize behavior. She says repositioning wellness programs to be a part …
Taylor Otwell, CEO of Laravel, says don’t be afraid to bring employees on board. Otwell says you want to protect your business, but the increase in productivity is worth it. Duration: 0:31
Megan Short, executive director of Springfield Contractors Association, says potential employers are looking at your social media accounts. She says keeping your profile professional and managing …
Singer-songwriter Justin Larkin says moving to virtual performances is similar to his busking days. He says services like Venmo and Virtual Tip Jar provide some income, but fall short of paying …
Lucas Walker, says business today is the same game with new rules. Walker, with independent consultants Mary Overbey and Damion Trout says now is the time to be flexible, evaluate what works and …
Speaker, coach and writer Erika Gerdes, says overwhelm is very real for her. Managing a career and household as a single parent means prioritizing the things that are most important. Duration: …
