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HappyFeet Soccer franchisee says program prepares youth for sport and business.
Drive-thru coffee shop Bigfoot Coffee Co. LLC opened; a pair of Springfield attorneys launched medical marijuana certification clinic The Med Card Co. LLC; and husband-and-wife owners Ryan and Lesley Day debuted their first business venture with the opening of The Farmhouse on Boone Cafe LLC.
Pet groomer Brittny Knapp becomes first-time business owner with her new venture.
Greg Williams brings 30 years of leadership experience to the role.
Eatery exits Sweet Boy’s Neighborhood Bar for planned reopening this month at former Slider’s space.
Visionhealth Eye Center in Republic moved; Gettin’ Basted expanded north to Springfield; and the second Springfield facility for Blue Iguana Car Wash opened.
As the Pearcy family heads into their first summer running Heartland Labs, they acknowledge getting involved in the medical marijuana industry was far from an obvious collaborative choice.
Protections for businesses are among issues being discussed in Jefferson City.
It will include a mix of in-person and virtual programming.
The owner of a pair of sandwich shops in Christian County launched seafood eatery Big Al’s Crab Shack; Springfield entertainer Jeff Houghton debuted the Writers’ Room marketing agency; and law firm Branstetter & Lightfoot LLC opened in Bolivar.
Lean Kitchen Co. makes its Queen City debut.
Newly opened Schuchmann Meat Co. plans expansion while longtime player American Meat Co. shutters.
SBJ interviews the owner of Fetch Pet Supplies & Gifts.
Unlikely business partners launch a health-conscious barbecue sauce and salsa brand.
The War Zone Springfield LLC opened; Easy Mountain Cannabis Co. became Republic’s first medical marijuana dispensary upon opening in February; and Echelon Coffee launched.
SBJ launches a new series on the budding medical marijuana industry.
From its exterior, the 6,000-square-foot production facility of Heartland Labs in Buffalo is nondescript.
The Arc of the Ozarks giving jobs to those with disabilities via A.M. Donuts.
The Road to Recovery plan moves into the yellow phase.
There are five decades of history among the rows of art supplies and picture frames at National Art Shop – rows that now bare liquidation sale signs.
A safe room and classroom addition at Willard Central Elementary School will be used by the music, arts and athletic programs for a district that had 4,536 students last year, according to Missouri Department of Elementary and Secondary Education figures, but school officials say enrollment is projected to grow.