Springfield, Missouri

The temple will be built on land in southeast Springfield.

The center is in north Springfield near a Good Samaritan Boys Ranch apartment building.

The agreement, for $2 million, includes a contingency that the business will be open for one more season.

Two local charities benefited from the program through SPS, the Hatch Foundation and The Giving Square.

On April 21, SATO48, a timed film competition based in Springfield, made a post with a quote from the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences that stated, “With regard to generative artificial intelligence and other digital tools used in the making of the film, the tools neither help nor harm the chance of achieving a nomination.”

The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints President Russell M. Nelson announced plans to build the temple in April 2023.

The film festival was created by a graduate student at Missouri State University.

Tim Phillips and Phyllis Ferguson rehabbed the West College Street cottages and opened them to guests in late 2019.

The Kilties were started by Richie Robinson in 1926 because he wanted his daughters to have a group to which they could belong.

There are over 300 student organizations on the Missouri State University campus.