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Springfield CU wins funding to replace aging electric equipment
21+ hour, 8+ min ago (93+ words) Springfield will receive electric grid upgrades after City Utilities secured a $3 million state grant to replace aging poles and transformers. City Utilities will receive $3 million in state funding to replace aging electric infrastructure in Springfield, an investment aimed at reducing…...
Landlord sues Springfield restaurant for failing to pay rent
2+ week, 3+ day ago (74+ words) A Springfield real estate company is suing fast-food franchise Beef-A-Roo for not paying rent at one of its locations. This is the third case involving Missouri locations. RYDE It Real Estate LLC,... Landlord sues Springfield restaurant for failing to pay…...
Springfield only allows these novelty fireworks for July 4
3+ week, 4+ day ago (61+ words) Make sure you're not breaking any city or state laws before setting off fireworks this Fourth of July in Springfield. Springfield only allows these novelty fireworks for July 4 Now that the start of seasonal fireworks sales in Missouri is underway,…...
Springfield's Midtown Fourth of July parade returning for 35th year
4+ week, 1+ day ago (79+ words) The Midtown Neighborhood Association will host its 35th annual Old-Fashioned 4th of July parade and celebration from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. on July 4, according to a community announcement. The theme for... Springfield's Midtown Fourth of July parade returning for 35th year The Midtown Neighborhood Association will…...
Springfield data center protest focuses on health, safety concerns
1+ mon, 4+ day ago (31+ words) People gathered June 23 at the intersection of Sunshine Street and Glenstone Avenue in Springfield to protest data centers in the Ozarks. Springfield data center protest focuses on health, safety concerns...
Springfield clerk verifies signatures on petition challenging rezoning
1+ mon, 1+ week ago (58+ words) Springfield's city clerk has verified a referendum petition challenging an apartment project near the Medical Mile is sufficient to move forward. Springfield clerk verifies signatures on petition challenging rezoning Springfield's City Clerk has verified that a petition seeking to overturn…...
Springfield adds 2 new fire engines to boost response
1+ mon, 2+ week ago (225+ words) Springfield invested in two modern fire engines funded by taxes and city revenue, enhancing reliability and response for growing community needs. Springfield adds 2 new fire engines to boost response The Springfield Fire Department has added two new fire engines to…...
Springfield mayor focuses on growth in annual State of the City speech
1+ mon, 3+ week ago (116+ words) Springfield Mayor Jeff Schrag focused on growth and belief in the city's potential in the annual State of the City address Thursday morning. Springfield mayor focuses on growth in annual State of the City speech Springfield is growing, but in…...
Downtown Springfield bookstore will expand, include wider inventory
2+ mon, 1+ day ago (125+ words) Downtown Springfield bookstore Bookmarx will double its footprint this summer by expanding into the space next door. Downtown Springfield bookstore will expand, include wider inventory A downtown bookstore that recently dove into bringing back video rentals is expanding once more....
'Little Shop of Horrors' opening in Springfield with monthlong run
2+ mon, 6+ day ago (172+ words) High Tide Theatrical will open its production of "Little Shop of Horrors" on May 29, bringing the cult‑classic musical — and a working plant shop — to downtown Springfield, according to a community... 'Little Shop of Horrors' opening in Springfield with monthlong…...