Interacting with Indianapolis: Housing needs among topics covered for annual Springfield chamber trip

BY: Mike Cullinan, Reportermcullinan@sbj.net

Posted 10/16/26

Attending what he estimated was at least his seventh Springfield Area Chamber of Commerce Community Leadership Visit, Jeff Childs, senior adviser with SVN/Rankin Co., said he was impressed with Indianapolis housing efforts.

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