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After years of leading health care expansions in Kansas City, Taylor Warwick embraces new opportunities as COO of Mercy Springfield Communities—and looks forward to diving into life in the Ozarks.
For the past 100 years, A&B Cycle has been a mainstay in Springfield, Missouri. Its continuous commitment to serving its customers—from loyal cyclists to new riders—has solidified its spot providing 417-landers with a way to get outdoors.
With many changes over the past 15 years, Paul Tillman and his dad, Scott, have decided to keep the ownership and operation of College Station Theater local.
A new placemaking effort is underway on Medical Mile, that 2.8-mile stretch between two giant health care systems on National Avenue in Springfield, Missouri. Better Block SGF is ready to tackle a very long challenge.
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As they fill empty big-box properties with secure, climate-controlled self-storage units, Trent and Travis Overhue have found a strong...
When Zarchary Starnes signed up for the CoxHealth Young Professionals (CYP) mentorship program, he wasn't sure what to expect. Luckily, he...
Born and raised in the Ozark Mountains, Edd Akers became the mayor of Branson, Missouri at 77 years old. Biz 417 spoke to the mayor about...
Renovating the top two floors of the John Q. Hammons building to become the offices of Kutak Rock was no small feat. Take a look at how...
The City of Springfield and other community groups outline top legislative priorities for 2020.
Dig into the origins of some of Springfield, Missouri’s newest restaurants. Their interconnected roots run deeper than meets the eye.
Tom Prater is the team chair for the Forward SGF comprehensive plan, tasked with creating a blueprint for the next 20 years for the city....
There's no doubt southwest Missouri is a great place to live, work and play. But what would our corner look like with some community assets...
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Learn how Jason England worked his way up through different roles at Arvest Bank over the course of 25 years to become president of the...
The owner of Howler Bike Co. saw that his customers needed a bike park where they could really enjoy the merchandise.
We talked with Loretta Roney, then-president/CEO of Volt Credit Union, to discuss Volt’s new education venture.
At Cassidy Station at Estes Farms, Hollie and Kyle Estes are preserving a historic Christian County farm for future generations.
Expect the Springfield Cardinals to roost in 417-land for years to come. The stadium could soon host concerts and events as well.
The distillers at Ty Iechyd Da are merging time-honored technique with Missouri ingredients to create sweet-sipping spirits.
People have many questions about downtown Springfield. What’s going on in the district? Is it safe? And what will it take to write the next...
Even if you're not a manager, you can start acting like one. Three top women leaders share tactical tips to implement today to get you on...
Randy Bacon's The Art of Being ME, presented by Burrell Health, April 21, 2022. Burrell Administrative Campus
Annual Chamber Meeting, presented by Springfield Chamber of Commerce, March 22, 2022. Oasis Hotel & Convention Center.
Think Summit 2022 presented by People Centric Consulting Group, February 4, 2022. Juanita K. Hammons Hall for the Performing Arts.
On November 10, attendees raised a glass to the most powerful and influential business leaders in 417-land at Biz 417's Biz 100 Party...
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Thank You For Firing Me
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Keeping College Station Theater Local
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