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Greene County presiding commissioner praises county's accomplishments in the state of the state (opens the original)
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Greene County Presiding Commissioner Bob Dixon praised county employees and services in the region Thursday during a Good Morning Springfield! event hosted by the Springfield Area Chamber of Commerce. In the State of the County address, Dixon pointed to the court system, which he said stepped up with funding when the justice center renovation and expansion costs rose due to inflation. He said that project is nearing completion. Staff in the juvenile division began moving into the old jail this w
Newly opened Jordan Valley Senior Care offers many services under 1 roof (opens the original)
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Springfield has a new healthcare center just for seniors. Jordan Valley Senior Care is a Program of all Inclusive Care for the Elderly or PACE facility. It’s located in the former Walgreens at Grand and Kansas Expressway and is operated by Jordan Valley Community Health Center. Jordan Valley Senior Care Executive Director Karen Sees said they provide wraparound inclusive care for participants through an interdisciplinary team. "And we're also their insurance plan as well," she said, "so they get
The GLO Center, PFLAG and PROMO condemn recent assault in downtown Springfield (opens the original)
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The GLO Center, PFLAG and PROMO issued a statement Tuesday regarding an incident that took place downtown this month. A person was assaulted on September 20 at Campbell and College downtown. According to the probable cause statement from the Springfield Police Department, the victim, described as a “male dressed as a woman” had visible injuries. Hair extensions were scattered on the sidewalk nearby. The victim told the officer that the assault happened when the suspect, 22-year-old Ezekial Schaf
Benton Avenue AME renovation is complete. The building is now a place for learning (opens the original)
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An historic Black church in Springfield is open again – but this time it’s as a place for education and keeping history alive. The former Benton Avenue African Methodist Episcopal church building is now called the Benton Avenue Educational Center. Drury University just completed a major renovation of the building and held a ribbon cutting for the 1926 building Friday afternoon. While the building was constructed in 1926, the church dates back much further. It was organized in 1872. The church fo
Springfield to move forward with 'Ungap the Map' project as $24.8 million in grant funds are released (opens the original)
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The City of Springfield will fill 3.14 miles of gaps in the west side greenway trail system with a nearly $25 million federal Rebuilding American Infrastructure with Sustainability and Equity or RAISE grant it was awarded in 2024. City Council Monday night approved an ordinance allowing the city to take the next steps in the grant award process. The city recently received the final grant agreement from the Federal Highways Administration. Amanda Ohlensehlen is the city’s director of economic vit
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