Select Specialty Hospital physical therapist Jessica Gleason, second from right, threw the first pitch at the June 30 Springfield Cardinals game as part of Southwest Baptist University’s PT at the Ballpark event. Gleason was selected for first-pitch honors because she was named 2014 Clinical Instructor of the Year in the school’s physical therapy doctorate program. About 100 SBU alumni, faculty and family members attended.

Photo provided by SOUTHWEST BAPTIST UNIVERSITY

Community Foundation of the Ozarks Grants Program Officer Bridget Dierks, far left, and Assistant Vice President of Donor Development and Operations Winter Skelton, far right, present a $20,000 check to I Pour Life representatives, from left, Ellie Schmidly, Vanessa Higgins, Julie Neal and Julie Higgins. The check represents the value of the Glenstone Square Big Idea Program grant. Along with $4,000 to support operations, I Pour Life received $16,000 of in-kind donations, such as furniture and one-year free rent of 1,000 square feet at Glenstone Square on South Glenstone Avenue. I Pour Life serves to fight poverty and promote leadership locally and in El Salvador and Ethiopia.

Photo provided by COMMUNITY FOUNDATION OF THE OZARKS

Week on the Street: July 14-20, 2014

Posted online August 5, 2017 | 11:03 pm

Comments

No comments on this story |

Please log in to add your comment

Buc-ee's sues Marshfield venture Barc-ee's

Editors' Pick

Open for Business: Belamour

Springfield event venue Belamour LLC gained new ownership; The Wok on West Bypass opened; and Hawk Barber & Shop closed on a business purchase that expanded its footprint to Ozark.

Week on the Street: July 14-20, 2014

Comments

Buc-ee's sues Marshfield venture Barc-ee's

Ozark Greenways appoints new executive director

Springfield child care business expanding to KC area

Jordan Valley residency program launching