Chris Lebeck has worked for the Taney County community since 2018.

The funding is earmarked to improve theological training for Black and Hispanic ministers.

Taj Suleyman says leaders must be intentional about diversity, equity and inclusion.

Sean Barnhill debuts Gents Glow to provide self-care products.

Jay Chism starts next week, the university announces.

Most Springfield workers would receive 4% increases; police, fire and health workers would be in line for $6,000 in retention pay over three years.

The Hive will serve as a career launch pad for people with developmental disabilities.

Information technology and inventory are among the new departments.

SBJ interviews the Missouri Court of Appeals Southern District judge.

Springfield’s historic city flag will be lowered and its new design raised on March 1, following City Council action on Jan. 10.

Ex-cop finds meaning through leatherwork at Grimbeard Leather.

Newsmakers in the areas of architecture, communications, hospitality, law and nonprofit.

The report points to $363 million in private donations for the local nonprofit.

Crista Hogan and Rachel Anderson are scheduled to be recognized during a ceremony in March.

Since its 1999 debut, the awards program has honored individuals under the age of 40 for their professional and civic work.

Jamie Ray Gragg seeks the position held by embattled Rep. Tricia Derges.

Jon Spence temporarily succeeds Mike McCorcle as the university conducts a search.

George O. Wood, 80, recently served a stint as Evangel's interim president.

The manufacturer reports more than $112 million worth of donations and volunteer hours.

Springfield Identity Project's proposal is adopted.