The latest survey data yield results.

Retro Metro changed ownership; print shop Grafpros expanded to Mount Vernon; and the new headquarters and third full-service branch in Springfield for Multipli Credit Union opened.

A project that is now hitting its stride on the west side of Bolivar includes a retail strip and storage units.

Bike shop purchases Queen City Cycles to add second shop.

Bolivar brothers Nick and Heath Seiner, organized as SB Waterworks LLC, are embarking on their first construction project with the building of a single-bay car wash that will also offer vacuums.

An ownership change took place for longtime retailer Computer Innovations; Ozark home-based company Bee Flight Aerial Services; and an office for Springfield-based Ozarks Elder Law LLC relocated.

 The city of Springfield has released a draft of its comprehensive plan for the next 20 years.

Read the profiles of this year's honorees.

The auto parts retailer's sales grow during the three-month period.

Document Solutions of Springfield co-owner hits 40-year milestone in Xerox sales.

Columnist Bennet Bodenstein says wines produced in the Show-Me State often are overlooked.

Owners cite family needs for shuttering the 4-year-old business.

Chiseling away at a wealth gap that has kept capital out of the hands of minority-owned businesses is the goal of a new Downtown Springfield Association grant program.

A team of framers could be seen in early July on West Republic Road near Kansas Expressway, assembling the skeleton of a Break Time gas station.

Market Street Liquidation & Pallet Sales announces plans for the property.

Local jeweler Manoli Savvenas previously was a professional wrestler.

Columnist Bennet Bodenstein samples three examples from winemakers.

Transportation development district would fund $2.9 million in street and sidewalk projects. 

Ozarx Botanicals was one of the first to open in the Queen City after medical marijuana became legal in the state.