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A pilot rental inspection program is beginning soon in that area.
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Nixon, who has an important ancestral tie to the Declaration of Independence, will read the document Wednesday at 2 the Greene County Courthouse rotunda.
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Springfield City Manager David Cameron said they would gather input during the pause, and city staff would continue to analyze potential impacts of data centers.
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The city is undertaking environmental and historical reviews of West College Street as it plans for revitalizing the area just off the downtown core.
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Leaders for Ozarks Region Evolvement (LORE) is a nonprofit organization focused on advancing regionalism and unify business and community leaders in the Ozarks, particularly southwest Missouri.
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A 10-year master plan for the city's Parks and Recreation department will be up for a vote at the next Ozark Board of Aldermen meeting.
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Voters in 28 counties were assigned to new districts under the plan intended to boost GOP chances in the 5th District.
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The Christian County Commission voted for two appointees to fill two vacancies on the county library district's Board of Trustees. Due to no applicants, an Ozark resident was chosen to take a spot typically reserved for the Highlandville / Spokane area.
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The Citizens Advisory Board previously was not in compliance with the city charter.
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Springfield City Council is considering amending city code to add a new article focusing on signs in rights-of-way or on public property.
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The speech was delivered at an event hosted at Evangel University by the Springfield Area Chamber of Commerce.
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The board recommends to Springfield City Council how certain tax revenues should be spent.