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By a vote of 8 to zero on Monday night, Springfield City Council passed a rezoning change that will allow a church to be built off Evans Road in south Springfield. Neighbors say they’re concerned about possible traffic impacts from the building — and the undisclosed religious affiliation of the congregation itself.
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The footbridge on historic Commercial Street has been closed since March 2016 due to steel corrosion.
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Officials say constructing the Clifton M. Smart III Advancement Center will be funded in part by a big monetary gift from an anonymous donor. The center will serve as home base for the Missouri State University foundation, alumni association and university advancement offices.
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The new Lake Springfield redevelopment plan took roughly $1 million to create. If successful in wooing developers, the plan could cost $1 billion to build. City Council voted unanimously to accept the idea on Monday night — but not without objections from a couple of residents.
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Council approves blight designation, redevelopment plan for Springfield's historic Commercial StreetThe new plan for parts of the Commercial Street area includes a blight designation paving the way for tax breaks.
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Dozens of residents met up on Tuesday evening to learn more about city plans to widen out a major road in southeast Springfield's Galloway neighborhood.
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Springfield City Council got its first detailed look at a new Target store. It’s planned as part of a 22-acre retail development off West Bypass and Sunshine Street.
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The city’s Renew Jordan Creek project is now expected to cost more than $37 million, $8.3 million more than expected last summer.
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Yesterday, the Greene County judge presiding over the homeowners-versus-developer lawsuit called an unusual post-trial hearing.
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Missouri transportation officials are planning to spend millions of dollars upgrading East Sunshine Street. But the plan has area businesses worried.