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Unusual Pulaski lettuce harvest a carbon capture venture - Vimarsana News

Unusual Pulaski lettuce harvest a carbon capture venture

A company says its experiment with a carbon capture technology that could boost indoor farming has been a success. It is looking to increase scale.

MOVA raises $2M in seed money - Vimarsana News

MOVA raises $2M in seed money

By MELINDA WILLIAMS melinda@southwesttimes.com   A climate-smart company headquartered in Pulaski has raised $2 million in private investment, marking a significant milestone for the company and what could be the future of manufacturing in Pulaski County.

MOVA raises $2M in seed money - Vimarsana News

MOVA raises $2M in seed money

By MELINDA WILLIAMS melinda@southwesttimes.com   A climate-smart company headquartered in Pulaski has raised $2 million in private investment, marking a significant milestone for the company and what could be the future of manufacturing in Pulaski County.

Nominees for Branson Chamber board announced - Vimarsana News

Nominees for Branson Chamber board announced

The Branson/Lakes Area Chamber of Commerce has announced the nominees for the upcoming vote for new members of the Board of Directors.

MOVA opens new facility in Pulaski - Vimarsana News

MOVA opens new facility in Pulaski

MOVA Technologies Inc. has opened a research and development facility in Pulaski that will allow for enhanced design and production of its state-of-the-art air pollutant capture technology. “The facility will accelerate the pace of introducing new panel bed filtration technology innovations, while simultaneously increasing the commercial success rate of new applications in a market worth tens of billions of dollars,” said Steve Critchfield, MOVA president and founder.