Approvals with local impacts include money for Alliance for Healthcare Education.

SBJ interviews the executive Director of PACE at Jordan Valley Senior Care.

A multimodal approach to improve mental health and suicide mortality rates is at the root of a local collaboration formed last year.

Burrell Behavioral Health CEO C.J. Davis: "Over half of all adults with a mental illness across the U.S. aren’t receiving any treatment, according to Mental Health America, and we must improve upon that if want our communities to thrive."

Newsmakers in the areas of accounting, architecture, consulting, education, health care, law, manufacturing and nonprofit.

C3 Industries' High Profile brand gets its start in the city.

Health care professionals are honored at June 27 SBJ event.

National study shows signs of tampering up sixfold year over year.

The Springfield health system is the first in southwest Missouri that gets the nod to provide the Program of All-Inclusive Care for the Elderly.

SBJ’s 24th annual Economic Impact Awards will also present company honors in five categories based on years in business.

Springfield Business Journal continues its tradition of honoring local health care professionals during June’s Health Care Champions awards event.

Newsmakers in the areas of banking & finance, education, health care, media and services.

Medical clinic Evoke Health and Wellness LLC opened; The Phoenix Diner Bar and Grille got its start; and Enterprise Self Storage LLC began operations.

Guest columnist Erica Gaynor: "Employers should assess which trends are likely to impact them in the coming year. Accessing valuable resources to evaluate potential solutions will be crucial in navigating the challenges and seizing opportunities presented in 2024."

Newsmakers in the areas of banking & finance, communications, education, engineering, health care, manufacturing and nonprofit.

Around a day's supply is on hand, officials with the organization say.

Mercy exec steps up as new president of local health care system.

Legislators secure $727M for I-44 upgrades while child care aid falters.

The deal with St. Louis Children’s Hospital follows similar move by Mercy in March.

Springfield Business Journal continues its tradition of honoring local health care professionals during June’s Health Care Champions awards event.