Springfield Daily Citizen
MSU officials: Financial picture too cloudy to promise employee raises
Members of President Richard B. Williams’ cabinet spoke about the university’s core functions and future plans during a town hall meeting, held Wednesday at Plaster Student Union Theater.
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3mMissouri State coach Casey Woods looks ahead to New Mexico State, reflects on FIU loss
Missouri State is scheduled to host New Mexico State for its homecoming game on Saturday, with both teams facing mathematical elimination from bowl contention if they lose.
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Judge denies preliminary injunction in lawsuit over Springfield’s data center moratorium
Trent Overhue, via NSI A.1 LLC, sued the city of Springfield over its 120-day moratorium on the acceptance and processing of data center applications.
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5mIn joint announcement, three Springfield school board members say they're running again
Board members Danielle Kincaid, Maryam Mohammadkhani and Susan Provance announced Monday that they would seek new three-year terms in April.
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2mSpringfield man sentenced to 20 years for abusing, molesting child
James Isidro Lopez, 43, was found guilty in August of child abuse, two counts of second-degree child molestation and first-degree sodomy. He was sentenced to 20 years in prison.
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4mNew alumni center gets spotlight in MSU homecoming events
A new advancement and alumni center at Missouri State University will be a star of homecoming events that are set to start on Nov. 9 and run until a large campus-wide celebration on Saturday, Nov. 14.