Bistro Verde, Lincoln Land Community College’s student-led café, will reopen for the fall 2021 semester as Bistro To Go on Tuesdays and Thursdays, 11 a.m. to 1 p.m., Sept. 14-Nov. 18 (except Nov. 2). The public is invited to enjoy takeout soups, salads, sandwiches, baked goods and coffee drinks prepared by LLCC culinary arts, baking […]
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Building permit roundup August 16-August 22, 2021
EMS Midwest, LLC obtained a commercial remodel permit for 524 S. Second St. Chris Stone is the contractor and the project is valued at $200,000. Tran Nu obtained a commercial building permit for 3840 Wabash Ave. Joyner Construction Services, Inc. is the contractor and the project is valued at $1,100,000. Hazur Hospitality, LLC obtained a […]
Grand opening for On the Go Boutique
On the Go Boutique has been an online-only store for nearly five years, but will soon have a brick-and-mortar location in Springfield. A grand opening is planned for Saturday, Aug. 28 from 12-4 p.m. at 3063 Hamlin Parkway. Co-owner Anna Hruby said she started the business with a good friend of her who lives in […]
Building permit roundup July 26-August 8, 2021
Illinois Presbyterian Home obtained a commercial permit for a parking lot at 2101 W. Lawrence Ave. Groundsworks Contracting, Inc. is the contractor and the project is valued at $489,720. Pavinderpal S. Gill obtained a commercial building permit for an addition at 7004 Kingsmill Court. Terry Brown is the contractor and the project is valued at […]
The Central Illinois Customer Service Association to host an educational and networking
The Central Illinois Customer Service Association is hosting an educational and networking event on Thursday, July 22, from 5-7 p.m. at Erin’s Pavilion at Southwind Park. David Ziebler will give a presentation on “Networking successfully in the new world.” Light appetizers and a cash bar will be available. For more information or to register, visit […]
Building permit roundup July 12-July 18
DG Springfield, LLC obtained a commercial accessory structure for a rooftop solar array at 5901 S. Sixth St. Frontage Road East. The contractor is WCP Solar and the project is valued at $15,000. 4590 Industrial Drive, Inc. in care of Kenneth J. Piek, president, obtained a commercial accessory structure permit for a standby generator system […]
Building permit roundup June 21-June 27
Kwik Wall Property Management Company, LLC obtained a commercial building permit for an addition at 4650 S. Industrial Ave. Michael Hoyle is the contractor and the project is valued at $150,000. Roofers Mart, Inc. obtained a commercial accessory structure permit for 1700 E. Clear Lake Ave. Jeff Tuxhorn is the contractor and the project is […]
Whimsy tea has moved
Less than a year after opening, Whimsy Tea Company has already expanded to a larger location that will also provide room for future growth. Gordon and Laura Davis began the business as a vendor at the Old Capitol Farmers Market, then opened a brick-and-mortar location at 413 E. Adams in October 2020. The couple took […]
Davidsans Japanese Maples is closing
Davidsan’s Japanese Maples will be closing due to the owner’s retirement, although customers still have a short window of time to place orders. In a written statement, owner Gale Myers said, “During this last year full of major changes in the country, the world and our lives, including COVID, each of us has had the […]
Adams Pest Control moves into the former Springfield Archery building
After more than a decade on MacArthur Boulevard, Adams Pest Control has relocated to a significantly larger space. Owner Sonny Adams says he explored numerous options before purchasing the building at 1550 Recreation Dr., next to Knight’s Action Park. Adams had leased the space at 1425 S. MacArthur Blvd. for more than a decade and […]
NFIB COVID-19 Survey: Small business recovery remains fragile
The NFIB Research Center released its latest COVID-19 survey on the impact the pandemic has had on small businesses. Thirteen percent of small business owners report that they will have to close their doors if current economic conditions do not improve over the next six months, down from 25% in December. “After a year of the COVID-19 pandemic and […]

