Author: Melissa Hart, Managing Editor
The Venues Church is located at 2616 Battlefield Rd, Springfield, MO 65804. The agenda includes: Results of Public Input Collected To Date Introduction of Sapp Design Architects Public Input Workshop on Potential Design Solutions Next Steps
About 175 people attended the first Galloway/Lone Pine Corridor Public Meeting on March 21. The open-house style meeting allowed participants to visit City-run stations that provided information about traffic, stormwater, parks and other items, and collected feedback on their thoughts and concerns about the future of the area. The stakeholder input…
Birthplace of Route 66 Festival organizers Aaron Sachs & Associates, Ozarks on Two Wheels, KY3/KSPR and the City of Springfield announced the lineup for the 2019 festival at a press conference held at the Discovery Center March 7. Car show registration is now open online at route66festivalsgf.com. The festival, which…
City staff and Phelps Grove neighbors are nearing the finish line on an update to the Phelps Grove Neighborhood Plan and Urban Conservation District (UCD), originally adopted in 1997. The process began in October 2018 with a public planning workshop in the neighborhood. Attendees broke up into 11 teams and…
If you prefer refined and tasteful interior design, there are many options for you. Clean and organized A clean and organized home is always in fashion. Don’t clutter your space with too many things. Every surface does not necessarily need decor or accessories. Sometimes less is more. Just like putting…
Galloway Village Neighborhood Association leadership and other stakeholders in the Galloway area met with City of Springfield staff in February to plan the community engagement process whereby the City will gather input for the future development of the Galloway/Lone Pine area. Senior Planner Olivia Hough is leading the engagement process…
The fourth and final six-month rotation of the Springfield Art Museum’s Art In Our City exhibition went on display March 23 and features 10 artists from seven neighborhoods located in City Council Zone 4. The featured artists are: Morgan Frew, Seminole Holland Penny Gordon-Chumbley, Seminole Holland Holly Goodwin, Meador Park…