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The Commons rebrands coworking arm as HQ at The Commons through IWG deal
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The Commons has struck a managed partnership with International Workplace Group that rebrands its coworking operation as HQ at The Commons and adds access to a wider network of flexible workspaces.
Pharos Brands adds Brown-Forman and Proximo veteran as CFO, COO
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Pharos Brands International has named spirits veteran Stephane Cantin chief financial officer and chief operating officer as the Delta-9 THC beverage maker expands distribution and braces for tighter federal rules.
Mike Michalowicz to headline AI leadership summit near St. Louis
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Human by Design — Thrive in the Age of AI runs Oct. 1–3 in Chesterfield, Missouri, with 22 speakers, 75 invited leaders and a focus on practical AI integration for business growth.
Influential Women spotlights Kansas City mediator Rachel Blankenship
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Influential Women featured Rachel Blankenship on Sept. 16, 2026, highlighting her work in family law, mediation and community service in Kansas City. The profile says her cross-state practice, nonprofit leadership and mentorship-focused approach…
The Resource Center marks 25 years in Springfield
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The Resource Center, Inc. is celebrating 25 years in Springfield, Missouri, with a broader mix of insurance, retirement, wealth, and legacy-planning services.
Health systems rework clinical documentation as data rules tighten
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Federal and state restrictions on health data, plus the lingering clinician burden of AI-generated notes, are pushing hospitals and practices to rethink where documentation work happens.
GoZark Resort recognizes Shootout Hall of Famer Tim Kowalski
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GoZark Resort honored veteran powerboat racer Tim Kowalski during the 2026 Lake of the Ozarks Shootout in Osage Beach, Missouri, spotlighting his 19-year event history and long-running Make-A-Wish boat rides.
DOJ sentencing shows 16-year IRS fallout from identity theft
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A federal sentencing in Missouri underscores how long employment-based identity theft can distort IRS wage records and leave victims paying tax debts they did not owe. Minnesota resident Dan Kluver says the fraud led to garnishments, IRS notices…
America’s Service Commissions honors 11 national service leaders
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America’s Service Commissions recognized 11 leaders and programs at its 2026 Innovation and Leadership Awards in Washington, D.C., spotlighting commissioners, staff, governors, senators and AmeriCorps programs from 10 states and the District of…
Plastic Surgery Como launches redesigned website for patients
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Plastic Surgery Como has launched a new website to help prospective patients in Columbia, Missouri, find information on surgical and non-surgical procedures more easily.
Eugene Crowley Jr. links James Baldwin, Paris and historical wisdom in new book
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Author and longtime educator Eugene Crowley Jr. has released Paris on my Mind: Thoughts of Paris, James Baldwin, and Harlem, a book that blends history, language, spirituality and self-knowledge.
Dead Dogs Don’t Bite imagines a nonlethal weapon that could reshape warfare
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T. S. Anderson’s military techno-thriller follows an inventor who builds technology to disable weapons without killing the people using them.
Lori Croy's communications career centers on strategy, storytelling and trust
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Influential Women is highlighting Lori Croy, APR, a Missouri communications leader whose work spans higher education, state government and consulting.
Park University launches national search for next president
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Park University’s Board of Trustees has started a national search for the university’s next president as interim leader Kathrine Swanson continues through the next academic year.
Really Big Coloring Books expands heavyweight chipboard sheet offerings
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Really Big Coloring Books is expanding its heavyweight brown kraft chipboard sheet offerings for artists, publishers, framers, crafters, schools and commercial users.
ColoringBook.com launches 50-state educational coloring book set
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Really Big Coloring Books has released a collection of state-themed coloring, activity and game books covering all 50 states.
Combs Waterkotte retained in House Springs shooting case
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Missouri defense firm Combs Waterkotte says it has been retained to represent Robert Charles Winkelman after a fatal July 25 shooting in House Springs that killed a woman and her 17-year-old daughter.
Teresa Shields Parker launches Fiction That Transforms series
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Bestselling Christian author Teresa Shields Parker is launching a new fiction series this fall built around stories that aim to help readers change through faith and relationships.
Ink Different Tattoos opens St. Louis apprenticeship with Arch Nemesis
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Ink Different Tattoos has launched a new apprenticeship site in St. Louis through a partnership with Arch Nemesis, the multidisciplinary studio founded by Nikole Knebel.
SantaCaliGon Days returns to Historic Independence Square for 54th year
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The 54th annual SantaCaliGon Days Festival takes over downtown Independence, Missouri, over Labor Day weekend, Sept. 4-7, 2026. The free event draws more than 220,000 attendees annually and anchors the city’s biggest celebration of its pioneer…
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