Springfield Area Chamber of Commerce

Gov. Mike Parson was in town for a sold-out “State of the State” speech with the Springfield Area Chamber of Commerce on Thursday.

More than 400 local business leaders packed into a Springfield hotel this week to hear economists from the Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis — one of 12 offshoots of the U.S. central bank. They shared an update on the Springfield regional economy and what could come next.

Roughly 400 business leaders turned out on a rainy Thursday morning to hear the annual State of the Schools speech by Dr. Grenita Lathan, superintendent of the Springfield school district.

For this season's Making A Difference, we're switching gears: through a series of panel discussions that air on KSMU, we'll examine 11 topics of The Community Focus Report for Springfield & Greene County. Listen above to the first episode.

Matt Morrow is president of the Springfield Area Chamber of Commerce, which he said represents the voice of business. The organization, with between 1500…

The largest national pasture-raised egg supplier has built a new home in Springfield.Vital Farms, based in Austin, Texas, has finished building an 82,000…

The Missouri Department of Economic Development on Wednesday announced that Springfield manufacturer 3M will embark on a $40 million expansion. The…

United Airlines will offer new service from Springfield-Branson National Airport to Houston’s George Bush Intercontinental Airport beginning June 8.Tom…

In addition to actually hosting high school juniors and seniors on-site, area businesses can get involved in GO CAPS in various ways. One of them is to…

The Springfield Area Chamber of Commerce GO CAPS program hosts area high school juniors and seniors on-site at various local businesses, including the…