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Springfield, MO
Robert Randolph discusses the manufacturing center ahead of its scheduled August opening.
A 2,025-panel solar array is intended to reduce costs and provide a lab for students.
A rezoning would pave the way for a coffee shop across from Sunshine Elementary School.
Hobby Lobby owner has history of aiding Christian universities.
DeWitt & Associates submits the lowest offer.
Hill City Church acquired the 7-acre site that formerly housed Bolivar Insulation Co. of Springfield LLC on East Trafficway Street for its new home.
Judge in Galloway Village decision says city’s legal moves reflect two separate and irreconcilable opinions.
Homewood Suites by Hilton is now open, and Element by Westin starts construction.
The Green family behind Hobby Lobby and Mardel presents a $10 million gift to the Springfield university.
The new facility is near the health care system’s recently opened medical center.
Renovations at Cedarbrook Estates, with the addition of a community clubhouse, are part of a multiphased, six-site project to refurbish 297 low-income, single-family units in Springfield at a cost of $43 million.
Former Springfield City Council member Dan Chiles encourages leaders to embrace city’s central position for clean energy.
University officials cite supply chain issues for several months’ delay.
First reading of budget brings concerns from council regarding Police and Building Development staffing.
Groundbreaking is planned next year with a targeted 2026 completion.
The second location for 4 by 4 Brewing Co. is taking shape adjacent to Fremont Hills Country Club.
He discusses workforce and supply chain shortages, while also pointing to the future of the city's economic development work.
SRC and the Gentry family provide contributions toward the school's manufacturing center.
Under the direction of Dan Smith, Springfield Public Works handles eight areas: transportation management, traffic engineering, street operations, public grounds, general services, transportation engineering, stormwater engineering and construction inspection.
The Penleigh-Branson Row replaces former hotel near 76 Country Blvd.
Plaza Shopping Center gained an arcade with the March 1 opening of The Flying Lap LLC; the repurposing of space operated by Burrell Behavioral Health resulted in the March 18 opening of the company’s second autism center; and a group of downtown business owners teamed up to reopen J.O.B. Public House.