Inflation and other pressures have pushed cost projections slightly upward for the 262-room facility, GM reports. 

The framework for a new 13,000-square-foot office and showroom for Xtreme Exteriors Roofing and Siding now stands in Nixa near the intersection of Missouri Highway 14 and Nicholas Road, with a shape that resembles a very large farmhouse.

The Coffee Commons LLC launched in Strafford; Silvercreek Exteriors LLC moved; and Barge’s Pizza opened in Bolivar.

Officials hope to start Mammoth Fieldhouse construction by early 2026.

The site is located along Massey Boulevard near Super 8 hotel.

President and CEO Greg Adelson is the top-paid officer in fiscal 2025, proxy statement shows.

The company intends to incorporate Hobie into White River Marine Group and move production to Lebanon from Mexico.

Having a reliable water source solves a problem for drinking water and industrial use, Southwest Missouri Water director says. 

Data from Missouri Economic Research and Information Center shows strengths and weaknesses in seven-county Ozark Region.

Owner Chris Galloway is hopeful to open pizzeria by year’s end.

Twenty-two projects are featured.

Newsmakers are compiled in the areas of accounting, banking & finance, health care, nonprofit and tourism & hospitality.

Chase Bank added a second Springfield branch; Casey’s opened its first Springfield-area Goodstop store; and Red Racks relocated on East Sunshine Street.

Show-Me Network utilizing $3M to build on work of Innovate SOMO.

Bois D’Arc pork producer making a go of startup farm.

Branson attraction will be part of first phase of $400M development.

A grand opening is scheduled next month for Foreverbed after recent debut in Brentwood Center North.

The Ozark-based food pantry operator hires Angela Hudson to fill the role vacated earlier this year.

Ozarks Farm Stop opened; financial planning firm Trinity Insurance & Financial Services Inc. changed its name; and Nearly Famous Deli and Pasta House was purchased.

A development project in Branson seeking to bring a mix of commercial, entertainment, residential and retail components to over 130 acres in town is moving forward following the Branson Board of Aldermen’s approval this month of a tax increment financing plan.