The Stephen and Helen G. Sedora Charitable Trust managed by Central Trust Co. awarded The Arc of the Ozarks $12,387 to help fund the organization’s No Limits summer recreation program. The camp provides activities to children and teens with developmental disabilities, and the donation will fund attendance for three campers who need individualized attention. Pictured are Danielle Wise, left, and Mike Powers with Arc of the Ozarks; and Diane Homan and Janet Helfrecht with Central Trust.

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Price Cutter Charity Championship officials are targeting an $800,000 fundraising goal to benefit 46 Ozarks charities. “We feel pretty good about where we are, but we still have a long way to go to reach our goal,” says PCCC Executive Director Jerald Andrews during a June 26 news conference. The goal is lower than last year’s total of $900,145.

SBJ photo by MATTHEW HENDERSON

Springfield Business Journal took home a second-place award June 24 for best use of multimedia during the Alliance of Area Business Publishers’ summer conference in Dallas. The silver honor recognized SBJ’s 2016 Day in the Life series for “interesting videos, photo galleries, graphics and good writing to draw readers into these stories.”

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