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Springfield sleuths unite: 417 Escape Artist builds its own handcrafted, family-friendly escape rooms, so the puzzles feel fresh and local.
Date-night done right: Gilardi's Ristorante leans into authentic Italian fine dining with locally sourced ingredients, all served in a striking red-walled room that feels like a little moment away from Springfield.
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The Missouri Department of Social Services has announced changes to the eligibility verification process for the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP).
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The James River, a 130-mile long river that flows between Springfield and Table Rock Lake in Missouri, is a popular destination for activities such as fishing, boating, and swimming.
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Elevate Lives is officially breaking ground on a multi-family affordable housing development in North Springfield, Missouri.
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A free pet pantry has been opened in Springfield, Missouri.
Full story at ky3.com ↗
The Missouri Department of Higher Education and Workforce Development (MDHEWD) and the Missouri Department for Elementary and Secondary Education (DESE) have announced a partnership with Google to provide free job-ready and AI skills across the state at no cost.
Full story at dese.mo.gov ↗
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