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Springfield, MO
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Springfield, MO
State Workforce Development Director Mardy Leathers visits Springfield for a tour.
Company officials cite "repeated threats" after potential COVID-19 exposure.
The Dallas, Texas, retailer files for Chapter 11 bankruptcy.
The downtown attraction has been closed for two months amid the coronavirus pandemic.
The governor says "we need to know exactly where we stand on what would be a massive spending initiative."
Officials cite COVID-19 for 93% year-over-year plunge in daily passengers.
Newsmakers in the areas of architecture, banking and finance, education, law, municipal and nonprofit.
House committee resumes investigation after COVID-19 delays.
The issue reappears on ballot two years after defeated by voters.
Officials say two employees had 140 clients earlier this month.
Shannon Fields conspired with others to steal mail from businesses.
Camping comes with restrictions, such as social distancing guidelines.
The announcement comes the same day the city relaxes COVID-19 rules.
Three more phases, currently scheduled through July 23, are outlined.
Residents will decide June 2 on the measure calling for a levy on internet purchases.
The Springfield-Branson National Airport board plans to use the CARES Act funds to offset revenue losses.
The Springfield Convention & Visitors Bureau CEO discusses the local hotel industry's rock bottom during the coronavirus pandemic.
As restaurants begin reopening dining rooms, many owners are tasked with bringing employees back from unemployment.
SBJ Web Editor Geoff Pickle encourages residents to continue following public safety guidance to eradicate the virus.
The county governments in the Springfield metropolitan statistical area received a combined $55 million in federal coronavirus relief funding on May 7.
Toni Robinson, president of Springfield NAACP says they have to prioritize things in their life. Self care, time in nature and other daily practices help them stay balanced. Robinson is one of Springfield …
Could your website handle a spike in traffic? Taylor Otwell, CEO of Laravel says serverless computing allows you to focus on your business while someone else manages scaling of your web needs. …
Steve Edwards, president and CEO of CoxHealth, says the window of time when you can effect change is very brief. Edwards says one leader demonstrated the boldness to push forward and defy the status …
Jamie Tillman, owner of Canna Bliss, was denied permits to open five medical marijuana dispensaries in the Springfield area. She says the financial loss was devastating but she intends to regroup and …
Michael Wehrenberg, president of Wehrenberg Design Company says the “The 4-Hour Workweek,” by Timothy Ferriss opened his eyes to new possibilities. He says Ferriss’ work was influential in …
Michael Frizell says when they decided to do the Infamous Tiger King comic book, they knew it would have to be something more than what people have seen on Netflix. Frizell says PETA provided …
Speaker, coach and writer Erika Gerdes left a twelve year career at Google because she felt something was missing in her life. Gerdes says she had to be honest with herself about what she wanted from …
Andy Drennen, founder of Blend For That says it’s important to have contingency plans. When supply chain issues caused shortages of ingredients and packaging, they used their current inventory to …
Greg Pope, owner and master distiller of Missouri Ridge Distillery says they’re maintaining a small margin of profitability after switching to producing hand sanitizer. Pope says the fact that they …
Life coach Ann Leach says she’s adapted a technique from working as a therapist to help business clients. Inserting, “until now,” in a sentence helps open your mind to the opportunity of …
