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Springfield, MO
David A. Bohnenkamper, AIA, CSI
David A. Bohnenkamper, AIA, CSI, opened an architectural practice at 1022 E. Greenwood St. Bohnenkamper is a registered architect, licensed to practice in Missouri and Texas. He has provided architectural services in the Springfield area since 1986. Bohnenkamper's hours of operation are generally 8 a.m.-5 p.m., but he also is available as needed. He offers a full range of programming and design services for commercial, educational, industrial and residential construction.
LaserCrafts
LaserCrafts, owned by James and Juanita Stokes, opened for business at 1031 W. Calhoun. The company, which is open by appointment, provides laser etching and engraving services for residential and commercial clients. LaserCrafts offers traditional engraving services, but it also can etch photographs permanently into stone. The company can custom-design business and residential entryways, as well as employee recognition plaques.
Telec Inc.
Telec Inc. moved from its North Cedarbrook location to new headquarters at 1900 E. Chestnut Expwy. The company continues to offer several voice and data services, and the new location also allows the company to provide clients with in-house training and a videoconferencing center. Telec Inc. employs 30 associates in Springfield. Jennifer Huxley is the president of Telec Inc.
Lube Tech
Lube Tech, a mobile oil changing service, was opened for business by Daniel and Eric Witten of Witten Resource Development LLC. Eric Witten is the operating manager of Lube Tech, which provides on-site auto services including full-service oil changes, tire rotation, air filter replacement and wiper-blade exchange. Lube Tech can be reached at 861-1782.
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