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Springfield, MO
A Sept. 25 ribbon-cutting ceremony marked the public debut of Thunder Thrift, a volunteer-run shop created by Springfield Lutheran High School.
Board Chair Greg Henslee makes the most out of recent transactions.
The store is one of six chosen from 30 nominees.
Brenda Hopkins retires after 36 years in business.
Nov. 16 is set to be final day for longtime Queen City business.
The location near Rochester spans 90,000 square feet.
The Outdoor World in Sayreville is coming in November.
The company announces higher net income and sales.
Boutique and beauty services shop Sugar & Glow moved Sept. 4 to newly constructed space at 411 W. Commercial St., Ste. B.
Personalized wellness services such as oxygen training and nutritional therapy are among options offered at Renewed Health 417 in Nixa.
Family-owned automotive dealership long-time supporters of institution, officials say.
Report shows mixed consumer spending amid moderate wage growth.
The location is Bass Pro's fourth in the state.
The Harbor will be open Tuesday, Thursday afternoons when school is in session.
Wildcat Country Holdings is developing the project.
Areas that frequently dovetail were previously threaded through study.
Annual report sparks introspection on Springfield’s concerns.
Bart Brown is scheduled to exit in March 2027.
Fiscal collections total over $3 billion through September.
Four barbers operate out of the Springfield business on Plainview Road.
Shortly after getting married, Amos and Shelby Hale became first-time business owners with the July 10 launch of 9 Lives Tavern in downtown Ozark.