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Least of These navigates increasing demand for services.
Sheila Michaels, director of the BookBag program, is chosen to receive the annual honor for her work promoting literacy and access to information.
Bridget Dierks is scheduled to start Jan. 2 as director of institutional advancement.
Tina Pham-Morgan is joining the collaborative health care nonprofit.
The project spanning up to 50,000 square feet is slated for completion in fourth-quarter 2025.
Two projects – an ultramodern church teen center and what may be the nation’s largest jellyfish tank – are squaring off for the Springfield Contractors Association’s 2024 Design Team of the Year award to be announced on Nov. 5 at the 40th annual Salute to Design & Construction banquet.
Newsmakers in the areas of accounting, chambers of commerce, education, government, health care and nonprofit.
Companies should start conversations to build connections, panelists say
Acompanarte Cultural Center, Springfield Art Museum and Women’s Medical Respite are the recipients.
The Missouri Institute of Natural Science is adding a 2,500-square-foot classroom space to its museum near Rivercut Golf Course.
Executive Editor Christine Temple sits down with steering committee members.
SBJ interviews the scout executive and CEO at Ozark Trails Council.
Providing transparent communication, balancing fiduciary responsibilities and navigating capital campaigns were among topics covered at a recent nonprofit conference discussion that centered around effective board service.
Ric Ashe is scheduled to start in the role early next year.
The nonprofit's Head Start program is in the early stages of taking on first-floor space in the apartment complex near the Grant Avenue Parkway.
The Schneider Foundation additionally announces the death of its founder, Henry Schneider.
The 285,000-square-foot facility is near the Springfield-based auto parts retailer's headquarters.
The Risdal Family Teen Center for Great Futures has begun to rise from its lot – itself located next to the new Nordic Landing affordable housing apartment building.
Newsmakers in the areas of accounting, construction, health care, law and nonprofit.
The biannual report card for Springfield and Greene County shows persistent challenges and notable progress – with places for the business community to contribute, according to community leaders.
The Coolest Things finalists reflect the diversity of the local manufacturing community.
Businesspeople sound alarm on MoDOT plans along Highway 60
SBJ announces the 2025 40 Under 40 honorees
Trump orders Treasury to discontinue minting of pennies
SRC combines two subsidiaries with $19M building investment in the works
Local Mercy exec promoted within health system