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Springfield, MO
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Springfield, MO
Teri Harris is promoted, and 17-year employee Carter Peters is no longer employed by the company.
John Martinez, who purchased the company nine months ago, also launches a business brokerage franchise.
United Poly Systems is the fourth company purchased by Atkore in fiscal 2022.
Columnist Bennet Bodenstein samples three examples of the variety.
Shane Cowger is elevated to executive vice president and loan manager.
Robert Randolph discusses the manufacturing center ahead of its scheduled August opening.
A rezoning would pave the way for a coffee shop across from Sunshine Elementary School.
Research firm Mordor Intelligence reports the worldwide corrugated board packaging market was valued at nearly $173 billion in 2021, and it’s expected to reach $212 billion in 2027.
SBJ interviews the vice president of operations for Johnny Morris Foundation Conservation Attractions.
Springfield-based Ozarks Elder Law expanded its footprint in Nixa; Skin Wax Ink changed its location and name; and food truck The Deck Pizza Co. opened.
A St. Louis County Circuit Court judge entered a nearly $1 million judgment against the Miss America Organization.
The Economic Development Corp. of Kansas City hired a new CEO.
The U.S. Education Department reached a settlement in a lawsuit brought against it related to student loans.
Yelp is closing three U.S. offices after determining its employees prefer to work remotely.
Netflix co-CEO Ted Sarandos announced an advertising-supported subscription option is on its way.
The price of fireworks is sky high ahead of the Fourth of July holiday.
The U.S. Senate on Thursday voted 65-33 to pass a bipartisan gun control bill.
A Federal Reserve stress test found the largest U.S. banks would survive a severe recession.
Gov. Mike Parson this week signed a bill that exempts 2026 FIFA World Cup tickets from state and local sales taxes.
The Kansas City Current this week opened an $18 million training complex.
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