It may redirect some congestion into residential neighborhood areas. The dumping out of this road onto a winding, narrow road down to Nixa that is known to flood will be a new bottleneck.

Forgot one portion, Republic road phase 4 and 5 should be kicking off this Spring, it will add 2 lanes through the intersection and add additional turn lanes, maybe will help some.

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https://www.springfieldmo.gov/AgendaCenter/ViewFile/Item/18379?fileID=227496

There's been years of talk, often centered around moving Republic Road to the North to cross Campbell, but the businesses always raise hell and it goes nowhere.

September of 2021

WF Cody’s maybe for a burger, Big Whiskey’s should be open, The Roost I think is open late, and I think Metropolitan Grill is open late also.

No, there were 2700 flights cancelled Thursday, 5900 Friday, 3400 Saturday, and 3100 Sunday. Already 1700 and climbing today. Somewhere around 17,000 flights cancelled in 5 days with over 1/4 million passengers impacted. Everywhere is impacted, entire airports have closed (Seattle, Buffalo).

Normally I try to stay in the southern airports out of Springfield in winter, Dallas, Houston, Atlanta, Charlotte. Usually it’s Dallas because American has the most presence at SGF and Dallas has onsite hotels and more food options. If I hit trouble I can still route through Charlotte or Chicago.

The real issue is traveling without an emergency strategy, look into credit cards with trip delay and cancellation protections if you can.

Academy Sports usually will have something, even if in the clearance section.

OP has tried police intervention, so clearly wants protection of some sort. The best legal path to get the police to do something would be to follow the ex parte process. If he shows up, then he can be served.

Yes, that would then be the point. Violation of a restraining order means an arrest. The cops, without one, will likely not do anything as has been the case.

I would try to file a restraining order, there are also some resources listed here.

http://www.greenecountycourts.org/ex-parte

They were training Wednesday, nothing I can find says they opened to the public yet. Everything says open Monday the 12th.

So they are reselling Brightspeed basically is what it appears.

They just appear to be a broker, not an actual provider

Roost South side, Big Whiskey’s on Battlefield

While Cox doesn’t check the layoff box, they also have outsourced entire departments.

Speed trap

That makes sense, so it doesn’t come with provel unless you add it.

Iceberg and romaine lettuce, red onions and parmesan cheese combined with our Signature House Dressing

It is not provel on the salad, it is shredded Parmesan

https://pastaexpress.com/foodmenus/house-salad/

I think it’s the wastewater treatment plant.

Springfield has a specific path to override the zoning board, the Galloway project ended up getting 70% no. Turns out developers aren’t just able to do whatever they want.

You are confusing the Galloway Village zoning and efforts at National and Sunshine, there is no ballot measure related to this property currently.

Someone definitely had been living there this year, per the guy that tore it down.

It’s been torn down, so there is no saving it. However Steve Plaster dropped some coin into in the mid 2010’s and it looked decent.

https://www.zillow.com/homedetails/1755-S-National-Ave-Springfield-MO-65804/50264198_zpid/

Quite probably, but we know the developers claim they were having $800 utility bills as part of why they tore it down, the evidence through CU’s website shows that doesn’t seem to be the case.

https://sgfcitizen.org/economy-growth/university-heights-historic-home-boarded-up-while-residents-were-at-meeting-to-discuss-saving-it/

Ralph Duda III with BK&M said the tenants that were living in the home were moved to a different property, and the building was boarded up because the house is deteriorating.

“There was issue after issue,” Duda said. “Their utility bill was close to $800 a month. The insulation is terrible. The windows are bad. There’s frequent leaks. Drains don’t drain. The HVAC air-conditioning unit blew out (and) a lot of wood rot around the house.