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New housing option sees progress - Harrison Daily - Vimarsana News

New housing option sees progress - Harrison Daily

Rock Springs Apartments are springing up quickly on Gipson Road, near Home Depot, in Harrison. Bryan Properties, a 45-year-old firm headquartered in Springfield, MO, is responsible for the forthcoming new housing option.

Rock Springs Apartments under way - Harrison Daily - Vimarsana News

Rock Springs Apartments under way - Harrison Daily

At the Rotary Club luncheon on Thursday, Dec. 14, Bryan Properties representatives delivered a presentation on the ongoing construction of Rock Springs Apartments in Harrison. Located in close proximity to Home Depot and FedEx, the apartments are anticipated to reach completion in early 2025. Chief Financial Officer Brad Gebhard and Chief Operating Officer Ericka Peppers provided insights into the company and its project plans.

Amano ONE Upgrade a Success at Cardone Corporate Center - Vimarsana News

Amano ONE Upgrade a Success at Cardone Corporate Center

Amano McGann, Inc., the leading provider of Parking Access and Revenue Control Systems (PARCS) in North America, is proud to share the completion of the PARCS project at the Cardone Corporate Center.

Early returns show strong support for Springfield school bond issue - Vimarsana News

Early returns show strong support for Springfield school bond issue

The "no tax increase" bond issue will add to the district's debt but will not alter the district's debt-service tax levy for property owners.

SPS superintendent 'speechless' over high support for bond issue - Vimarsana News

SPS superintendent 'speechless' over high support for bond issue

Of the 28,882 votes cast, 77.6% were in favor of the $220 million "no tax increase" bond issue.