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Springfield, MO
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Springfield, MO
Jamie Tillman knows how to turn on a dime.
Newsmakers in the areas of accounting, health care, hospitality, law, manufacturing, municipal, nonprofit, real estate and retail.
Over 800 bills have been filed for state legislative session that begins Jan. 8.
Two southwest Missouri applications are in the hunt.
The franchisees had planned hundreds of thousands of dollars worth of upgrades.
The CBD store operator plans to open a medical marijuana supply shop this month.
The city’s police department allegedly ran an illegal ticket quota system.
Newsmakers in the areas of architecture, education, health care, law, municipal, nonprofit and recreation.
David Payne’s new office is expected to open in early January.
Developers are working on a revised plan with an infrastructure groundbreaking scheduled in February.
Zim Schwartze will head up the Missouri Capitol Police beginning in January.
Rusty MacLachlan seeks the seat held by Harold Bengsch.
A relocation of the current facility and consolidation of sheriff operations is planned.
Aton Law Firm's Stephen Aton: "Real estate purchasers often wonder how best to title and hold real estate. There are many options."
The first of a three-phase senior health care community in Rogersville opened; Cafe Basilico got its start on C-Street; and Rooney McBride & Smith LLC tripled its space in a move.
Newsmakers in the areas of education, banking and finance, communications, engineering, health care, law and manufacturing.
State anticipates over 6,000 workers.
Three local podcasts have dropped since October — from talk radio to true crime.
The ex-Arkansas lobbyist also must pay $3.7 million to the government.
Phase I of the Jordan Creek daylighting project is presented.
Features Editor Christine Temple discusses SPS' updated reopening plan with the district superintendent.
Andy Drennen, founder of Blend For That says they’ve been very selective about building partnerships. He says it’s important to find partners who share your vision and sense of community. Drennen …
Kirk Baumann, team member experience manager with O’Reilly Hospitality Management, says mentors have been instrumental in his life. He says O’Reilly’s mentoring program helps employees develop …
Nicole Chilton, former director of marketing and development at the Springfield Regional Arts Council, has been writing a book about dreams and symbolism. Chilton is a 2020 Springfield Business Journal 40 …
K. Patrick Douglas, attorney and partner with Douglas, Haun & Heidemann PC, says a healthy work life balance is difficult, but critical. He says you have to decide what you aren’t willing to give …
Cynthia Black, attorney with Cynthia R. Black, Attorney at Law, LLC, says everyone has their own specific talent. She talks about how one client’s bravery helped bring down a sex trafficking ring. …
Tim Potthoff, project manager with Nabholz, says technology has made an amazing difference in their industry. He says using augmented reality in the design phase has huge cost benefits to project …
Life coach Ann Leach says using a tool from the organization development movement can help with employee engagement and learning. She says we think in pictures, so a graphic representation helps …
Jason, John and Jeremy Chapman, owners of The Acoustic Shoppe, say they have always sought ways to continue growth, first as a band, now as a business. Updating music lessons to include online access …
Steve Kelly, senior vice president with Arvest Bank, started a real estate brokerage during the 2007 recession. His business closed and Kelly returned to banking. He says the experience helps him …
Jamie Tillman, owner of Canna Bliss says it’s more difficult to advertise CBD products than others because some social media ban ads with images of the plants. She says she’s relied on media …