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A spokeswoman cites plans to invest elsewhere in the Queen City.
Jamie Tillman discusses her plans after being denied medical marijuana dispensary licenses.
After changing its name at the start of the year to reflect expanded services, Loehr Health Center relocated; video gaming center Contender eSports Springfield LLC launched; and the 3-month-old Cowboy Boutique LLC rebranded as Prickly Cactus Coffee and Boutique LLC.
Company projects it could hit $11B by year’s end.
Businessman Titus Williams partners with his mother and an executive from his Prosperiti Partners firm.
Dry Goods signs on for 4,000 square feet.
Parks play a large role in our quality of life, from creating memories to generating more than $15 million in annual visitor spending. Diana Tyndall, marketing & sponsorship coordinator with the …
Out of the third bay of his Ozark garage, John Seawright is realizing a 30-year-old dream.
Five Springfield-area small businesses produce items ranging from graphic T-Shirts to spicy salsa, but all of these concepts are all driven by entrepreneurial passion.
Coffee with a purpose. That’s the goal behind Victory Mission & Ministry’s social enterprise, dubbed For Victory.
BLUE Culture Flock has come a long way in nearly seven years. Co-owners and life partners Brittany Bilyeu and Summer Trottier began their screen-printing business in what was essentially a storage …
The company sells its salsa in 130 stores.
Butcher shop quietly does $1 million in meat sales a year.
Yoselin’s Mexican Cuisine & More LLC changed its ownership and name; Kokoro Training Academy moved downtown; and Magnolia’s Market & Boutique LLC relocated in Ozark.
In the wake of the Kansas City Chiefs’ first Super Bowl victory in 50 years, sporting goods retailers are seeking to win the business of fans chasing commemorative merchandise.
Local mall officials sign an international retailer amid shrinking brick and mortar retail.
City officials have begun the process for a new comprehensive plan dubbed Forward SGF.
New boutique to open upstairs from children’s clothing store.
The state has determined the lineup for Missouri’s medical marijuana industry, and some entrepreneurs denied access to the billion-dollar market are appealing those decisions.
Robert Sands exits Queen City Soda & Sweets after co-founding the business in December.
Community members are shaping priorities for Springfield’s new comprehensive plan.
Donald Babb, former CEO and executive director of Citizens Memorial Hospital, says his grandfather was his first mentor. “He always told me, you can do whatever you want to do,” Babb says. “You …
Entrepreneur Amby Lewis says it’s important to show support for local businesses and events on social media. Lewis says liking. sharing and commenting on posts can increase awareness and help a …
Joe Hornickel, planning and zoning director for the city of Branson, says one of the community's goals is to have year round jobs like manufacturing. While Branson has good access to highways, …
Carrie Tennis, senior director of operations with Family Pharmacy, says focusing on communities, customers and culture is the formula for their success. Practicing kindness is a more than four decade …
Christina Ford, president and founder of The Rebound Foundation, says she used to constantly shift roles between work and home life. Another young mom told her she designated certain days to her …
Parks play a large role in our quality of life, from creating memories to generating more than $15 million in annual visitor spending. Diana Tyndall, marketing & sponsorship coordinator with the …
Chris Bryant, development and productivity coach with Murney Associates, says in real estate, you must take many factors into account to develop your business plan. Factoring in your work hour and …
CEO of Modbox, Justin Cardoza, knew a little about electronics from his work in video and photography. He also knew when it was time to seek out a professional. Cardoza talked with a prototyping …
Brandi O’Reilly, executive director of Dynamic Strides, says one of their biggest challenges is funding patient’s therapy sessions when Medicaid and insurance reach their annual caps. “Every …
“When people are fulfilled and thriving in their purpose, they’re 50% more likely to be thriving overall in their well being,” says author and consultant Rosie Ward. Stop thinking about …
