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Springfield, MO
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Springfield, MO
Bapa Network opened two restaurants in the Queen City last year.
The local MSA is the only in the state that posted a drop in July, according to latest federal data.
The money is earmarked for the Springfield utility provider to improve the safety of the Blackman Water Treatment Plant.
MSU, OTC and SPS are joining CoxHealth in a partnership to train health care workers.
Officials say new data would drive solutions to chronic problem in city.
Roughly 350 people attend the event at White River Conference Center.
The 65804 ZIP code ranks No. 41 in Realtor.com study.
The barbecue restaurant operated locally for nearly four years.
Quarterly reports seen as first step in finding data-driven solution to long-standing problem in city.
ChatGPT has benefits as a ‘co-pilot,’ marketing agency exec says.
Roughly $1.5 million in upgrades are planned for the team’s original home field.
Holly Clouse is slated to succeed the retiring Carol Aiken.
Executive Vice President Zora Mulligan is interviewed by SBJ Editorial Vice President Eric Olson for 12 People You Need to Know event.
Roughly half of financing comes from state-appropriated ARPA monies.
Turnout for the Springfield special election comes in at less than 6%.
Fire Station No. 13 spans nearly 6,400 square feet at 1900 W. College St.
A local match of nearly $14 million would complement ARPA funds approved for the $27 million project.
The Queen City ranks No. 23 on financial data tracking firm SmartAsset's list.
Alex Bryant and Chris Russell join the show as Tim Jones exits.
Officials say the $25 million arena that’s nearing completion at the fairgrounds helped secure the event.
Guest columnist Donnie Brawner says many entrepreneurs stray from their original business ventures, which is often a recipe for success.