Lloyds Dry Cleaners owner Todd Edwards, right, raised the most money for Springfield Business Journal’s Men of the Year charity partner, The Salvation Army, last month. His $9,320 earned Edwards a $1,000 smoker donated by CountrySide BBQ Pro Shop. He turned around and gave the smoker to fellow Men of the Year honoree Willard Police Chief Tom McClain, left.
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FOR CAMP CHARACTER
Lloyds Dry Cleaners owner Todd Edwards raised the most money for Springfield Business Journal’s Men of the Year charity partner, The Salvation Army, last month. His $9,320 earned Edwards a $1,000 smoker donated by CountrySide BBQ Pro Shop. He turned around and gave the smoker to fellow Men of the Year honoree Willard Police Chief Tom McClain. On Aug. 22, McClain, above, loads up the smoker, which will be used by the Willard Police Athletic League’s Camp Character program for youth. The Men of the Year event raised a total of $28,377 for Salvation Army.
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A MILLION TIMES 3
Cox Monett President Darren Bass moves the gauge on the hospital’s Momentum Campaign tracker. Three separate $1 million gifts were made this summer, bringing the total of community support to $4.6 million of the $7 million goal toward construction of a new hospital in Monett. The million-dollar donors are Dayton and Pearl Mackey, Chris and Ginny Fuldner, and Jack and Margaret Prim, pictured second and fourth from right. Crews broke ground in May for the $42 million hospital, and officials say ground work is complete.
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BIG ON EDUCATION
Foundation for Springfield Public Schools Executive Director Natalie Murdock, pictured at right, issues its highest donor awards at an Aug. 15 luncheon. Bill Turner and Julie Turner-Brown, center, receive the Advocates for Education award on behalf of the Turner family of Great Southern Bank. They are joined in the ceremony by foundation board President Peter Lai.
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BIG ON EDUCATION
Foundation for Springfield Public Schools Executive Director Natalie Murdock, pictured at right, issues its highest donor awards at an Aug. 15 luncheon. Above, the Corporate Partner of the Year is Mercy, represented by President and Chief Operating Officer Brent Hubbard. He is joined in the ceremony by foundation board President Peter Lai.
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.
