Open for Business

After 18 years in its original location, Process 1 Imaging moved Aug. 1 to 2935 E. Battlefield Road in the new Regency Center. The photographic lab operated from the octagon-shaped building at 1125 E. Battlefield Road since 1984. Tim Murphy (pictured), owner for more than a year, said the move doubles his retail space and allows him to focus more on digital photography. "(Digital) tends to be the way the market is moving," Murphy said. "We are trying to concentrate as much as we can on digital services." The full-service lab is open 8 a.m.-7 p.m. Monday through Friday and 9 a.m.-6 p.m. Saturday.

Attorney Will Worsham Sept. 6 launched a new Web site, www.Missouri TrafficTickets.com, aimed at helping consumers handle routine traffic citations online. Worsham, a former assistant prosecutor in the Greene County Prosecutors Office, said prospective clients can submit a case for review, receive an attorney's quote and make a payment through the site. Once the invoice is paid, the lawyer handles the case and communicates to the client the final disposition and any additional requirements. "As far as we know, this is the only site of its kind in the entire country," Worsham said. Worsham established Missouri Traffic Tickets LLC, a domestic limited liability company, Sept. 4.

AVT Inc. moved into an office May 25 at 1253 E. Independence St. Owners Jason and Melynda Eden and Jeff and Celia Waddell had operated the computer training, software and Web development company out of their homes since January. "Our primary focus is the OfficeNow product that really drops costs for (Internet technology) infrastructure," by 50 percent or more, said President Jason Eden. "It's a way that businesses can get software without most of the traditional costs" of licenses, support and upgrading. AVT Inc. writes software and uses open-source software, Eden said. Services are available 24 hours a day, seven days a week.