General Motors (GM) recently announced plans to transition its manufacturing plant in Wentzville, Missouri, to run on 100 percent renewable energy. The company says it plans for the Missouri plant to ... Read More
Located in western Missouri, on the outskirts of Missouri’s second largest city, Kansas City – home to half a million people – the Riverside Horizons Business Park is an 800 acre ... Read More
Earlier this year, Missouri rolled out the “Show Me Strong Recovery” plan. It outlined the state’s strategy to safely reopen economic and social activity during the COVID-19 pandemic. Since then, Missouri ... Read More
Located in Southeast Missouri, the Sikeston South Industrial Park has 265 certified acres. The rail-served industrial park is within easy reach of two Mississippi River ports, and is zoned for heavy ... Read More
Saint Louis, Missouri-based Harris-Stowe State University (HSSU) and the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency (NGA) have partnered to develop future science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) educators. “Our national security depends on the ... Read More
Located in western Missouri, on the outskirts of Missouri’s second largest city, Kansas City – home to half a million people – the SouthPointe Business Park is an 67 acre certified ... Read More
The Missouri Department of Higher Education and Workforce Development and the Missouri Chamber of Commerce and Industry recently announced the start of a new statewide apprenticeship matching service that helps employers ... Read More
Located in the southwest corner of Missouri, near Springfield, the state’s third largest city, Trogdon Industrial Park is home to approximately 100 heavy manufacturing and distribution certified acres. A certified site ... Read More
Located in southeastern Missouri, the Washington County Industrial Park is a 212-acre certified industrial park zoned for light, medium and heavy industrial use. There are also an additional 300 acres of ... Read More
Missouri Governor Mike Parson has officially declared September 2020 Workforce Development Month to promote higher education and job training programs across the state. In an official proclamation, Governor Parson said “Missouri ... Read More