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The new center is for both visitors and area residents, according to Visit Springfield President/CEO Mark Hecquet.
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The collaborative, a project of Community Partnership of the Ozarks, began programming in the summer of 2024.
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This past March, musician Alyssa Galvan released her newest album, “Faces,” with her husband and musical partner, Matteo Perfetti.
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The free concert series on Park Central Square has announced its full lineup, running every Saturday from May to September.
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Local storyteller Kate Klise and musician Ruell Chappell team up with Ozarks Lyric Opera to tell the true story of Missouri giantess Ella Kate Ewing at the Gillioz Theatre.
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Springfield City Council approved a rezoning request to allow the development to move forward.
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Little Jones will be on Studio Live on Friday, May 8, 2026 from noon to 1 pm. Then join us for Studio Live Social Hour that night from 6 to 8 pm at Springfield BrewCo's Ty Iechyd Da Distillery.
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The limits apply to races for mayor and city council.
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Fair Grove business that blends vintage finds with modern style will open a new location this summerThe Fair Grove shops, including Festoons & Filigree, Fairly Groovy Fab Home Decor and (soon-to-come) The In-Between Mercantile, operate out of historic buildings on the city's Main Street.
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The campaign is aimed at educating citizens about how they can report excessively loud vehicles in the city limits.
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A Drury University professor weighs in on the court's role.
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Lawmakers must finish work on spending bills for the coming fiscal year by Friday. The Independent has identified more than 150 small appropriations added by lawmakers, at a cost of $348 million, in the proposals from the Missouri House and state Senate.