Janice Goocher, owner and designer of Canvas Connections, turned her side passion into a business. Goocher, who loves artwork and challenging herself with new things, says she began hosting parties …
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Brandon Goodwin, co-founder and executive producer at Blend, says the idea for a new company came from getting too much wear and tear on their personal vehicles. They purchased a large truck and …
“Never having opened a business before, this was all new and I just had the passion and idea and was ready to go for it,” says Kim Gardner, owner of Breathe Salt Vault. Gardner says she jumped in …
“The big thing is a lot of people think you have to spend a ton of money to get started, and you really don’t,” says Kevin Wyas, founder of ECRI. Wyas says you’re better off starting small …
Erica Lea Hendrix, owner and lead designer at Erica Lea Design Studios, graduated from college during the recession and couldn’t find a job in her field. She worked as a nanny until she found an …
“Startup capital is always a challenge, especially being African-American entrepreneurs, we don’t have a network we can pull from,” says SueAnn Hollowell, CEO of Optikal. Hollowell says she and …
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However, the Queen City ranks on the bottom half of WalletHub’s annual study.
Thursday, October 10
Officials say low wages and unemployment are contributing to a lack of skilled workers.
Monday, October 7
A Springfield Area Chamber of Commerce-led delegation travels to the Kentucky city.
Monday, September 30
With tax incentives, developers are moving forward on rail-access plan.
Friday, September 27
Northern Tool and Equipment adds its fourth Missouri location.
Wednesday, September 25
After city TIF approval, a group of local investors moves forward with a multimillion-dollar project.
Friday, September 20
Since 2016, 17 small businesses got their start with a $30,000 boost from the incubator.
Friday, September 20
First-year experimental program fails to garner applicant interest.
Friday, September 20
EnerSys plans to make a “modest capital investment” within six months in the Queen City.
