View Comments In 2018, Springfield Art Museum revealed a 30-year master plan to bring the museum campus into the "22nd century," at a cost that could ultimately top $20 million. Three years and a pandemic later, officials running the taxpayer-owned trove of some 10,000 art objects are taking the first concrete steps toward making the vision a reality. The master plan calls for four phases of improvements to the museum's building and grounds in Phelps Grove Park, and it would integrate the campus into the Ozark Greenway trail system, which includes a stretch in nearby Fassnight Park. "I...