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Matt Young, Save-A-Lot
Matt Young, Save-A-Lot

Open for Business: Save-A-Lot

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Save-A-Lot
Save-A-Lot grocery store opened Aug. 31 at 1117 E. Commercial St. in the Northview Shopping Center. The store is managed by Matt Young and is under the management of licensee Ozarks Value Food Stores Inc., a subsidiary of Summer Fresh Supermarkets Inc. Save-A-Lot offers private-label goods, along with fresh produce and an in-store butcher. Ozarks Value Food Stores performed a $1 million renovation of the site, hiring general contractor Bailey Co. and architect Buxton Kubik Dodd Creative. The store represents Summer Fresh Supermarkets’ re-entry into the market, after selling its south Springfield store at 220 W. Plainview Road to Community Blood Center of the Ozarks in fall 2007. Save-A-Lot operates more than 1,200 stores nationwide under the banner of Minneapolis-based SuperValu Inc. Hours: 8 a.m.–8 p.m. daily. Phone: (417) 869-1166. Web: Save-A-Lot.com

MStanley Photography
Mary Stanley opened MStanley Photography studio Sept. 1 at 1722 S. Glenstone Ave., Ste. W, Room 201. A professional photographer since 2003, Stanley charges $60 for the first hour of a session and $30 for each subsequent hour. A one-hour session includes a print-release DVD with eight images. Stanley said $10 from every session will be donated to DonorsChoose.org, and she will pick a project in Springfield to help fund each month. MStanley Photography’s 660-square-foot suite in Glenstone Square is leased through JKH Properties for about $375 a month, said Stanley, who works with her husband Josh. Hours: by appointment. Phone: (417) 987-6768. Web: MStanleyPhoto.com

Electronic Ministry Resources LLC
Electronic Ministry Resources LLC began distributing its in-church kiosks to church clients in July. After a year of research and development, a team of four partners launched the kiosks that display videos, search for international missionaries, show event details and accept monetary offerings electronically, said Sean Greves, a partner with George Schmoele, Chris Massey and J.P. Peltier, who work from their homes. EMIN Resources joined with Sage Payment Solutions to handle electronic offering payments with debit or credit cards. The kiosk hardware, touch screen and an optional stand cost roughly $950, Greves said, and EMIN Resources charges a monthly fee for its software. Greves said the typical cost to set up an entire kiosk ranges from $1,000 to $1,400. Phone: (417) 619-3850. Web: EMinResources.com

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