More than three decades after closing, Red’s Giant Hamburg officially returned; Hard Knox BBQ LLC opened; and Blue Peaks Industrial LLC got its start.

First-time business owner Dalton Cohen started Texas Soul Boutique; the Nixa office of Ozarks Elder Law LLC moved; and Mountain Grove-based Westgate Trailers expanded operations with a Springfield site.

Brother and sister Kyler and Carrington Peace purchased the local Sno Biz shaved ice operation; Ink Print & Sign rebranded from 417 Print Shop; and Ozarks Mobile Chiropractic LLC opened.

A Las Vegas-based franchise that sells miniature, made-to-order doughnuts entered Nixa; financial adviser Terry Conner left Edelman Financial Engines to open Prime Capital Investment Advisors of Springfield; and The Big Biscuit opened its second eatery in town.

The Doula Foundation of Mid-America Inc. moved; Steve Albrecht opened Dr. Steve Albrecht Coaching Services; and Common Sleep LLC got its start.

Kristen Gossett took on her first business venture with Extra Care Hair Co.; the second Springfield restaurant for Neighbor’s Mill Bakery & Cafe opened; and Branson-based Clear Entertainment and Marketing Group LLC was sold.

The new headquarters and second branch for Volt Credit Union began operations; Mary Overbey opened Borealis Consulting LLC; and Staxx and Jellybeans relocated.

Adventure Bicycle Co. opened; BluCurrent Credit Union launched its fourth branch in the Ozarks; and Able Coffee & Provisions LLC got its start.

The Rock opened as the second anchor tenant for the $14 million Quarry Town development in Galloway Village; independent registered investment advisory firm Dominion Financial Group LLC got its start; and restaurateur Angel Kim added OssoBuco Italian American Bistro.

A franchise store of Nashville, Tennessee-based NoBaked Cookie Dough began serving sweet treats; lake cruise operator Main Street Marina joined the axe-throwing business; and Seven Hills Veterinary Clinic LLC nearly tripled its space in a relocation.

Owner Jenni Bybee moved Salon Knot LLC after a tornado severely damaged her shop’s original spot in Rogersville; Flat Creek Republic LLC opened as the anchor tenant of the nearly $4 million Wildwood Plaza commercial development in Republic; and Logan Chaney opened the Chaney Agency LLC.

The Hangout, a private karaoke experience, opened; The Big Biscuit extended into the Springfield market; and Jayne Young opened an Allstate Insurance Co. office.

Pagination Bookshop LLC opened in a century-old house; Branson Bank made its first appearance in the Stone County market; and attorney Corey Kilburn left McAnany, Van Cleave and Phillips PC to start RoundTable Legal LLC.

Springtown Coffee Co. opened in Galloway Village; Antonio and Christy Serrano closed on the purchase of the 222 E. Republic Road office of real estate company Assist 2 Sell; and The Merry Moore Boutique launched a brick-and-mortar presence.

Halotherapy, also known as dry salt therapy, is on tap at Breathe Salt Vault; a new decade has dawned with the opening of 1984 Branson; and Sandy Park starts her own nail salon.

A new OakStar Bank branch opened; a 19-year-old became a first-time business owner; and accounting firm Elliott, Robinson & Co. LLP relocated and expanded its Republic office.

A hot dog venture dubbed Frank ‘n’ Steins launched; the first Bank of Bolivar branch in Marshfield, dubbed BOB Community Financial, opened; and Armstrong World Industries Inc. (NYSE: AWI) finalized its acquisition of Marshfield’s Architectural Components Group Inc.

Cape Girardeau-based carGo Technologies LLC launched its ride-hailing and delivery services in the Springfield market; the 90-bed, $8.7 million Lake Stockton Healthcare Facility began operating; and First Home Bank officially changed its name to Stockmens Bank.

Cicis returned to Springfield; Branson Boardgame Cafe opened; and Hamra Enterprises added to its portfolio.