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Springfield, MO
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Springfield, MO
Officials cite traffic issues as Balloon Glow temporarily becomes a drive-thru event.
The downtown brewery also is converting the adjacent property into an event venue.
The events collectively bring in roughly 40,000 attendees per year.
Newsmakers in the areas of accounting, banking and finance, media, nonprofit and tourism.
The attraction is expected to produce at least 450 jobs.
Twenty are celebrated in the 10th annual event.
Chef Paul Allen has a strong passion for food and community.
A search warrant discovers money counterfeiting operations at the Metropolitan Hotel, officials say.
The groups seek to expand services for small businesses in the Branson area.
Two business owners, represented by Kristi Fulnecky, allege harm to the tourist city's economy.
Restoration work is considered for the 400-acre site in northern Arkansas.
Sarah Cunningham plans a return to the Springfield area in September.
A state filing indicates the resort company is cutting 130 jobs.
Nearly 75 events set for 2020 have been called off in light of the coronavirus.
The recognition follows the opening last month of its newest ride, a $23 million project.
One month before his 100th birthday, David Leong died July 20 from pneumonia.
The project calls for 48 residences by 2022.
The project includes plans for 450 new jobs in the city near Branson.
The city of Springfield will use the 180 days to seek public input and develop project plans.
Communal-style dining concept Split Social Kitchen launched; Wicked Edge Barber Co., a mobile, full-service barbershop and salon, got rolling; and the Scotch & Soda space was converted into Sweet Boy’s Neighborhood Bar.
Life coach Ann Leach says video conferencing is useful, but it’s not a substitute for human interaction. She recommends using this time to network and build relationships that will pay off in the …
Technology business consultant Mackenzie Scherer says too many social media posts can be counterproductive for your business. Biweekly website updates help with Google searches, but always announce …
Gary Gibson, general manager of City Utilities, says solar, wind and other renewable energy sources will be vitally important as we go forward. He says they’ve prioritized renewables because …
Author and Consultant Rosie Ward says some wellness programs focus heavily on biomedical risk factors and lower premiums to incentivize behavior. She says repositioning wellness programs to be a part …
Taylor Otwell, CEO of Laravel, says don’t be afraid to bring employees on board. Otwell says you want to protect your business, but the increase in productivity is worth it. Duration: 0:31
Megan Short, executive director of Springfield Contractors Association, says potential employers are looking at your social media accounts. She says keeping your profile professional and managing …
Singer-songwriter Justin Larkin says moving to virtual performances is similar to his busking days. He says services like Venmo and Virtual Tip Jar provide some income, but fall short of paying …
Lucas Walker, says business today is the same game with new rules. Walker, with independent consultants Mary Overbey and Damion Trout says now is the time to be flexible, evaluate what works and …
Speaker, coach and writer Erika Gerdes, says overwhelm is very real for her. Managing a career and household as a single parent means prioritizing the things that are most important. Duration: …
Richard Ollis, CEO of Ollis/Akers/Arney, says he wishes there was a handbook for living in a pandemic. Ollis recommends treating others with grace, appreciation and maybe we’ll develop new ideas …
