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Springfield, MO
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Springfield, MO
A pop-up art shop surfaced in the Rountree neighborhood; Matthew Picking opened Melancholy Roasting Springfield coffeehouse; and Burlington added another store in Springfield.
The Greene County Commission approves more than $264,000 in latest round.
The restaurant in shipping containers had been delayed due to COVID-19 and a leaky roof.
Springfield couple Joe and Bethany Mizell opened a local franchise of Australia-based F45 Training; Seattle Roast Coffee took the place of a downtown Starbucks store; and a Domino's store launched in Willard.
Officials discuss the survey results.
The city is asked to provide $4.4 million toward project infrastructure in expanded development plan.
Community members can fill out survey or request in person meeting to discuss feedback
Vintage Paris is set to expand Nov. 16.
Corporate sales fuel Bon Bon's Candy House activity beyond holidays.
Ozark Trading and Liquidation LLC opened; Raising Cane’s made its Springfield debut; and Downtown Ozark Nutrition got its start.
Husband-and-wife-run food truck evolves into million-dollar business.
A first-time business owner launched Talk of the Town Barbershop LLC; RepMo Burger Co. opened in Republic; and the 12th Missouri store for international clothing retailer H&M opened.
City officials confirm Wire Road Brewing owners plan to build facility.
Hold Fast Brewing's owners work to overcome COVID-19 sales impact.
After a few months in operation exclusively online, Springfield Charcuterie LLC opened a brick-and-mortar store; Springfield Plaza gained the second Queen City store of national retail chain Ulta Beauty; and Alicia Jones started Vanity Pawz Pet Salon LLC.
An upstart organization is giving urban spaces splashes of life to show what's possible.
Baton Rouge, Louisiana-based restaurant chain Raising Cane’s is adding to the busy intersection of Sunshine Street and Campbell Avenue, near the Bass Pro Shops campus.
The product already has sold more than 5,000 bottles since last year.
Curtis Marshall also points to upcoming expansions at the Rountree business.
Meridian Title Co. is making acquisitions to build firm to nearly 100 employees in two years.
Are you holding back on marketing because of the pandemic? Independent consultants Mary Overbey, Damion Trout and Lucas Walker say that might be a mistake, but consider your ROI first. Duration: …
People sometimes joke that they’re being worked to death, but in some cultures it’s no laughing matter. Author and consultant Rosie Ward, Ph. D., says in Japan and China, death by overwork has …
K. Patrick Douglas, attorney and partner with Douglas, Haun & Heidemann PC, is a board member at Citizens Memorial Hospital. He says recruiting talent who want to live in a smaller municipality helps …
Sarah Walters, organizational leadership coordinator with Evangel University says she recommends Conversational Intelligence by Judith E. Glaser. She says it teaches how to read others and adjust …
Jamie Tillman, owner of Canna Bliss wanted to create a line of CBD products made by women for women. She created her Lady Sativa line as a passion project. Tillman is one of Springfield Business …
Jason, John and Jeremy Chapman, owners of The Acoustic Shoppe, say though the pandemic caused a financial downturn, they’ve turned hardships into advantages. Utilizing the PPP loans, focusing on …
Abe McGull, assistant U.S. Attorney, says employees like to see how much enthusiasm their leaders show for the organization and will mirror what leaders demonstrate. You get what you give. McGull is …
Chelsey Bode, president of Pearson Kelly Technology says she never expected to be part of a generational business. Her father, Mike Kelly, started the business when she was in college. Bode intended …
Steve Kelly, senior vice president with Arvest Bank, says Michael E. Gerber’s book, The E-Myth Revisited was a real paradigm shifter for him. He says the book provides critical insight into the …
Molly McCleary, owner and farmer of Maypop Flower Farm, recently hired three women to help her. She says it’s a great opportunity for everyone because they can work while watching the children and …
