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Hands-On Healthcare program

Memorial Medical Center will hold four sessions of its free program designed to help students and community members learn more about health care careers. The Hands-On Healthcare program meets at least monthly. The next sessions are medical imaging, 6-8 p.m. on Aug. 28; perioperative services, 6-8 p.m. on Sept. 11; medical education, 6-8 p.m. on […]

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Third time’s the charm?

The Cardologist, a long-time downtown business known for its selection of socks as much as cards and gifts, is facing the prospect of having to relocate again for the third time in just over three years. Owner Doug Mayol says his landlord has given him notice that his lease will not be renewed when it […]

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Vernessa Glover leaving HSHS

Vernessa Glover, who was recently recognized as one of Security Bank’s and Springfield Business Journal’s Women of Influence for 2019, is moving back to Atlanta, Georgia, after spending the past seven years in Springfield. Glover is currently the business manager of surgery at HSHS St. John’s Hospital, and her last day will be Aug. 2. […]

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100+ Who Care of Springfield

One fortunate local nonprofit will receive $10,000 next month, courtesy of 100+ Who Care of Springfield. The group is holding its third annual fundraising event on Thursday, Aug. 1, a grassroots effort that relies heavily on word-of-mouth and participation from community volunteers who want to lobby for a particular charity. On Aug. 1, 100 people […]

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Coliseum renovations update

The Illinois State Fair begins on Aug. 8, and R.D. Lawrence Construction Co. is putting the finishing touches on the Coliseum, which has undergone extensive renovations over the past six months. Due to safety concerns brought about by the deteriorating conditions, the Coliseum has been closed since 2016, which has resulted in the loss of […]

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