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Springfield, MO
El Cafecito LLC, a coffee shop with a Latin theme, opened; PartainMD launched; and Compass Financial opened its first Springfield location.
Some business owners can look around the office and see the future of the company.
Columnist Bennet Bodenstein samples four beverages he says are for “the world of normal people.”
Fusion Eatz targets a March opening on the east side of the retail property.
The brewery, taproom and event center is readying for customers.
Springfield’s busiest intersection, Sunshine Street and Glenstone Avenue, is getting a coffee shop.
Columnist Bennet Bodenstein samples six selections for the holiday.
Franchisee targets March launch in Elfindale Corners.
Court order posted to restaurant's door points to tens of thousands of dollars in unpaid rent.
Owners cite "supply chain issues, higher product pricing and some personal medical issues."
For most, winter offers a break from gardening. But there’s plenty of action at Amanda Belle’s Farm on East Primrose Street, a Springfield Community Gardens project at the edge of the Cox Medical Center South campus.
Local operators are filling schedules well into spring.
Two franchise locations are in the works, official says.
Former owner takes back concept and intends to sell it.
Columnist Bennet Bodenstein shares a selection of favorites.
Whataburger launched its second local store; Branson shop Revive Juice and Coffee Bar LLC moved; and a new Monett branch of the Barry-Lawrence Regional Library District opened.
Wine columnist Bennet Bodenstein samples six selections.
El Cafecito owners Cristhian and Shanie Valdez aim for Feb. 1 opening.
Wayne Rader, who purchased the business in 2020 with his wife, Susan, recently announced expansion plans.
Francine Pratt joins two other locals currently serving as governing members for the organization.
The congregation at Crossway Baptist Church is building a children’s wing at the west end of the church, and beginning in 2024, it will be home to a Christian academy.