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City of Springfield reaches agreement with Hotel of Terror property owners
SPRINGFIELD, Mo. (Edited News Release/KY3) -The City of Springfield has reached a purchase agreement for the Hotel of Terror property with building owners Sterling and Melissa Mathis. The owners have agreed to sell the property to the City for $2 million with a contingency to delay possession until Jan. 1,...
ksmu.org
City Council member weighs in on the need for housing in Springfield
Our weekly program, Missouri State Journal, is a collaboration between KSMU Radio and Missouri State University. It's hosted and produced by MSU's Office of Strategic Communication, and it airs each Tuesday morning at 9:45 on KSMU. Linda Regan talks with Springfield Zone 4 Councilman Bruce Adib-Yazdi who is also vice...
Springfield News-Leader
Watch as demolition begins at Treadway property in Galloway
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This Tiny Missouri Town Is So Cheap, Retirees Live On Social Security Alone
Your Social Security check just became a ticket to the good life, and the destination is Branson, Missouri. This Ozark Mountain town has cracked the code on affordable retirement living, and people are discovering they can actually thrive here without touching their savings. Let’s get real about what “affordable” actually...
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182-unit apartment complex to be built near Walnut Lawn and Maryland in Springfield
Residents of a south Springfield neighborhood spoke out against an amended rezoning ordinance at Monday night’s City Council meeting. Developers of a multi-story apartment complex requested the just over 7 1/2-acre site at 3302 S. Maryland be rezoned from Planned Development No. 13, 3rd Amendment, and R-SF, Single-Family Residential District, to Planned Development No. 395.
Springfield News-Leader
Galloway developer seeks demolition on property at center of 2022 vote
Developers of a project in Galloway Village that saw their rezoning request overturned in a public vote in 2022 appear to be back with new plans for the property. Permits that would make way for a demolition on the site at 3535 S. Lone Pine Ave. are pending with the city. Wrecking and plumbing permits applications submitted April 29 to the city also are pending for the property in Galloway, which was a part of the properties subject to be rezoned to make way for a mixed-use development. In November 2022, Springfield voters sided with the neighborhood in a landslide vote on a referendum question to stop the development, which included multi-story apartments with commercial storefronts. When the mixed-development plans first appeared, the Galloway Village neighbors tried to designate the largest white building at 3535 S. Lone Pine Ave. as a historic city site. The white building on the property was constructed in 1929, as the Sequiota Store, and later known as Treadway's Store. The historic designation was not approved by Springfield City Council in 2019 largely due to opposition of the owner of the property, Mitchell Jenkins, according to previous News-Leader reporting. The News-Leader has reached out to Jenkins
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Williams and Sons Custom Construction and Design Expands Services to Include Comprehensive Home Additions and Renovations
CASSVILLE, MO - May 01, 2026 - PRESSADVANTAGE - Williams and Sons Custom Construction and Design, a family-owned custom home builder serving Southwest Missouri, has announced an expansion of its services to include comprehensive home additions and renovations alongside its established custom home building operations. The expansion enables homeowners throughout the region to transform their existing properties while maintaining the same quality craftsmanship the company has delivered for over five decades.
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You Can Retire Comfortably In This Peaceful Missouri Town For Just $1,200 A Month
Retirement shouldn’t mean choosing between medication and meals, yet that’s the reality for too many people in expensive cities. Springfield, Missouri offers retirees a chance to actually enjoy their golden years on a budget that won’t require winning the lottery or inheriting a fortune. Imagine retiring somewhere...
KYTV
Neighbors near Willard say large-scale housing development will negatively impact their community
GREENE COUNTY, Mo. (KY3) - A big subdivision is planned for the northwest area of Greene County that could include hundreds of homes. But some who live nearby say it’s too much, and too fast for the underdeveloped area. “It’s peaceful. It’s gorgeous. And you can enjoy nature,” said...
KYTV
Renters at 2 affordable housing complexes in Springfield ask judge to allow them to stay in their homes
SPRINGFIELD, Mo. (KY3) - Renters at 2 Springfield affordable housing complexes want a judge to let them stay in their homes. It would be temporary while a court decides if they’ve been properly told to move out. “I’m scared that I might be homeless,” said Shellastine Williams.
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Large apartment complex planned near Medical Mile
SPRINGFIELD, MO – The city council is discussing plans for a proposed residential complex in the Medical Mile area. At its regular meeting on Monday night, the council was set to hold a public hearing regarding a development called The Reserve at Medical Mile. The site is located on S. Maryland Avenue at Walnut Lawn […]
Lawrence County Record
New owners cut ribbon on Mickey Owens venture
Mickey Owen Baseball School, Route 66 Cabin Rentals and The Dining Hall Steakhouse and Event Center was made available to the public after the ribbon cutting on Friday, March 27. Members of the community were invited to a guided tour of the facilities where they were shown the growth, as well as the preservation and restoration of the Highway 96 property.
Springfield News-Leader
Springfield voters again reject increase to tax for convention center
(This story was updated to include full results and a statement from Friends of SGF PAC.) Armed with additional information about the city's plans for a $175 million convention center, voters once again rejected an increase to the lodging tax that would have funded the downtown project. With all precincts reporting, the tax measure failed with 57.87% of voters voting against the increased tax, according to uncertified results from the Greene County Clerk's Office. After asking voters for a second time to increase the lodging tax collected on hotel rooms and short-term rentals by 3% to fund expansion and renovation of the Springfield Expo Center at 635 E. St. Louis St., the city will once again have to rethink what comes next. The same question was asked in November and also failed. This time around, the tax included a 35-year sunset, and the city had shared additional details about the project, including concept illustrations produced by a global architecture firm. “We respect the decision of our voters and appreciate the time they took to learn about the proposal and make their voices heard," Mayor Jeff Schrag said in a news release. "Our next steps will be to take what we