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The latest portion of a yearslong revitalization effort in Branson for its high-profile West 76 Country Boulevard is back in motion after a pause since 2020.

Neighborhood group wants to permanently halt work on 16-acre green space.

In 2018, the city of Springfield purchased and then combined three lots on West College Street to house a new fire station. 

The construction project will replace the company's existing operation in the city.

The nonprofit is buying buildings currently owned by Council of Churches of the Ozarks.

A late summer 2022 opening is targeted at Kansas Expressway and Interstate 44.

Residents worry development will change the nature of their neighborhood.

The girders may be gray, but this speculative building by James Tillman and Michael Tillman is actually quite green, having been purchased from Corwin Dodge.

The projects involve a development group and investor consortium.

Secured projects in past two years bring capital investments of $319.4 million.

The construction project is slated to replace an existing location.

The project is back on track, says Randall Whitman, manager for the 20-year initiative, at a council workshop.

Some residents fear the close-set houses will change the character of their neighborhood.

This addition by Select Brands is the sixth the company has made to its original building, the last occurring in 2015.

School officials say the $32 million proposal on the April 5 election ballot won’t raise taxes and will keep the district’s debt service property tax levy at 94 cents per $100 of assessed valuation.

The resort's director of agronomy talks progress.

The MSU board is scheduled to vote on a 73% increase.