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Springfield, MO
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Springfield, MO
The total funding is $26.2 million for the design-build project.
The Greene County Commission is moving the sheriff’s office and county jail to 20 acres south of the Springfield-Branson National Airport.
Newsmakers in the areas of accounting, banking and finance, education, government, health care, law and nonprofit.
Council is set to vote Jan. 25 on the organization's rezoning request.
The apparel retailer files for Chapter 11 bankruptcy.
A former Meek's building is under contract for a proposed custard shop, city officials say.
Expenses are projected at $265.7 million in 2021.
Abe McGull launches The McGull Law Firm LLC.
City Council is scheduled to vote Jan. 25 on the organization’s rezoning request.
Another local resident also takes the oath for his state job.
The money is earmarked for infrastructure and capital improvement projects.
Daniel Wooten becomes the new firm leader, and attorney Nate Dunville is promoted.
Susan Appelquist worked at her family law firm for the majority of her career.
Newsmakers in the areas of architecture, banking, education, law, management and nonprofit.
Miller Engineering PC moved into its new headquarters; Springfield-based Ozarks Elder Law LLC added offices in Branson and Lebanon; and Omaha, Nebraska-based Milan Laser Hair Removal opened its first Springfield clinic.
They said it. We're reporting it. Fourteen industry forecasts lead the way into 2021.
Kevin Dunaway worked at his former law firm for nearly four decades.
Joshua Christensen and Amanda Cochran take on the elevated positions at the start of the year.
No. 1 is protection against employers from COVID-19 legislation.
The city's expense is nearly $100,000 this year, a spokesperson says.
A veteran in the home health care industry ventured into retail; video production company Double Jump Media moved; and CoxHealth Nixa opened.
Elizabeth Hurst, business development manager with HR Advantage, says the pandemic inspired changes in the workplace. She says trends of remote and flex work were increasing before the pandemic, but …
K. Patrick Douglas, attorney and partner with Douglas, Haun & Heidemann PC, says his father and a former law partner have played a big role in his development. Douglas is one of Springfield Business …
Daniel Ogunyemi, learning, development and inclusion partner with Burrell Behavioral Health, says people don’t realize how essential nonprofits are to our area. He says these organizations can help …
Rusty Worley, executive director of the Downtown Springfield Association, says though remote work is trending, they hope businesses will take advantage of downtown’s amenities. He says some of the …
Chelsey Bode, president of Pearson-Kelly Technology says she and her father had honest discussions and brought in business coaches to talk about succession planning for their business. She says …
Patrick Little, co-owner of 22 Sierra Coffee Company, says company logos are very important in building a brand. Little says they changed logos to differentiate their product from competitors and …
Independent consultants Mary Overbey, Damion Trout and Lucas Walker say with the fluidity of many economic factors, now is the time to evaluate and make strategic plans. Make big decisions when …
Katherine Trombetta, spokesperson for the Missouri Job Center, says unemployment levels are comparable to pre-pandemic levels. Trombetta attributes this to the diverse industry market in the …
Steve Kelly, senior vice president with Arvest Bank, says a friend told him not to let preconceived notions limit his accomplishments. Dream bigger than what you think is possible. Kelly is one of …
Technology business consultant Mackenzie Scherer says social media sites are making e-commerce easier. She says Facebook Shop and Instagram Shop give you the benefits of having an e-commerce site and …