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Springfield, MO
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Springfield, MO
Tsunami Express acquires 53 Take 5 Car Wash locations in the Midwest from Whistle Express Car Wash.
Developer hopes to begin site work in Branson Meadows area before year’s end.
The agreement includes themed shuttles with O'Reilly Auto Parts branding.
Owner Jen Murvin says business will remain open until East Walnut Street property finds buyer.
Springfield businesses contributed locations as the state provided tax credits for production work.
The end of August marked a new beginning of athletic competition for Missouri State University as the Bears football team took the field in Los Angeles against a true heavyweight of college football: the University of Southern California Trojans.
UnGap the Map grant and smaller projects focus on walkability.
Author David Harrison and Boys & Girls Clubs of Springfield are among the honorees this year.
Those involved with the project are largely mum on details for the site, which was rezoned by council three years ago.
Brewery officials say interest from potential investors ‘wasn’t quite at the level we hoped for.’
Executive Editor Christine Temple discusses economics, opportunities and challenges for the local music scene in southwest Missouri with Jimmy Rea, Gary Thomas and Geoff Steele.
Springfield City Council approved the expenditure of $30 million from the Spring Forward SGF capital improvement sales tax at its meeting Aug. 25.
Aug. 31 is the last day open for the bar and restaurant in Wilhoit Plaza.
His work included Southern Hills subdivision and Southern Hills Shopping Center and dozens of hotels.
Funding will come from Spring Forward SGF capital improvement sales tax passed by voters in November 2024.
Aug. 31 is the last day for the 3640 S. Campbell Ave. business.
Timeline not announced for Home2 Suites by Hilton, planned for the site near James River Freeway and National.
Raku Hibachi Sushi & Ramen opened in Ozark; 417 Pet Sitting LLC changed ownership; and The Ozarks Music Alliance was formed.
Space is envisioned as a regional draw.
Wine columnist Bennet Bodenstein samples two products.
Fortified Elder Law LLC moved; Weston Kissee, a 17-year employee with St. Louis-based financial services firm Edward Jones, relocated; and Monroe Coffee Co. changed ownership.