The attraction and retention initiative largely impacts bus drivers and nutrition services employees.

Kara Corches is promoted from within to succeed Dan Mehan, who retired.

Company CEO says "demand headwinds were more challenging than anticipated in the third quarter."

Chuck Replogle and Cynthia Black are announced for judicial appointments.

The newest addition to Strafford’s SWMO Rail and Business Park is the 350- by 400-foot building that will house L&W Industries LLC, which manufactures products for the railroad industry.

Friends turned business partners aim to give families a pumpkin farm experience.

Resort first step in half-billion park investment.

Cameron Smith is promoted, effective Oct. 26.

Kobe Club Steaks is targeting an opening around Thanksgiving at 2058 S. Glenstone Ave., says owner Will Neal.

Rob and Tracy Hedgpeth are targeting a spring 2025 launch for their Code Ninjas franchise.

Investment would consolidate some company facilities.

The project includes hotel and park improvements, says President Brad Thomas. 

A fall 2025 opening is expected for the 10,000-square-foot facility. 

Nonfarm payroll ranks drop by 900 jobs month over month.

The Springfield-based company a year ago launched its Hamra Homework program companywide.

The CMH CEO is interviewed by SBJ Executive Editor Christine Temple.

Breanna N. Gamble is sentenced to a month in prison and ordered to pay restitution.

The company plans to add 120,000 square feet, bringing footprint to 400,000 square feet.

The district's superintendent is retiring at the end of the academic year, and his successor is gearing up for the job.

The cannabis company is relocating on the north side to the site of Old Route 66 Wellness, which it purchased last year.