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Leisurette’s: A Legacy of Friendship and Community

Springfield, MO – The Leisurette’s, a vibrant social club with a rich history, continues to thrive in Springfield, Missouri. Founded on April 9, 1988, the club emerged from the legacy of the Leisure Hour Club, established in 1951. Inspired by the enduring spirit of friendship fostered by the Leisure Hour

Silver Springs Park Receives Major Upgrades

Springfield, MO – A historic step towards enhancing a beloved community space was taken on Monday, October 28th as local officials and community leaders gathered to break ground on the renovation of the pavilion and other improvements at Silver Springs Park. Silver Springs Park, a cherished landmark since its establishment

Setting yourself up for success in 2025

Entrepreneurship can be lonely. Your network may not encompass people who understand the sacrifice and drive it takes to branch out on your own to build a business. Joining a community like efactory surrounds you with like-minded individuals. In addition to the sharing of ideas, you get access to resource

Be SMART and Save Lives

We all know that children are curious. They like to explore big and small spaces. Typically, they aren’t concerned with being safe or cautious and telling them “don’t do that” just makes them want to try it more. Unfortunately, that means unexpected and unsafe moments can happen. One such issue

A Legacy Rekindled: Silver Springs Park’s Community Engagement Tour Final

Springfield, MO – Christine Peoples, is the Education Coordinator for Timmons Hall, Springfield/Greene County Park Board. She is spearheading a unique initiative to reconnect the local African American community with its rich history. The Silver Springs Programs and Projects Campaign Tour aims to inspire and empower community members by highlighting

Revisit Values To Help You Manage Financial Stress

As we gather this holiday season, let’s take a moment to reflect on what truly matters in these uncertain times. To effectively manage stress in today’s economy, consider a few of the following values: Focus on appreciating what you have rather than what you lack. Practicing gratitude can shift your

The Power of Accountability in Achieving Health Goals

As we enter a new year, it’s a great time to focus on your health and wellness. Studies indicate that approximately 80% of resolutions are abandoned by February, despite our best intentions. The difference between setting goals, wishing, and achieving lasting change comes down to one factor: accountability. Embracing accountability

Winter Break!

Yes!  Winter Break is almost here.  Now let’s take a moment and just breathe. Breathe in for 1, 2, 3, 4, 5.  And breathe out for 1, 2, 3, 4, 5. Your child has worked hard this semester, and deserves a break. But sometimes after a hectic or stressful period

George Washington Carver (c. 1864-1943)

George Carver was born into slavery on a 240-acre farm near Diamond, Missouri shortly before the end of the Civil War. The farm was established as the George Washington Carver National Monument in 1943. The only previous national monuments honoring individuals were in memorium of George Washington and Abraham Lincoln.

Unwrap These Great Library Programs in December

Make plans to attend these great December programs at your Library throughout December. For a full list of library programs, visit thelibrary.org. Winter Book Buzz Adults, The Library has all of your winter reading list needs covered! Join your local librarians as they share the buzz about new and upcoming

Leisurette’s: A Legacy of Friendship and Community

Springfield, MO – The Leisurette’s, a vibrant social club with a rich history, continues to thrive in Springfield, Missouri. Founded on April 9, 1988, the club emerged from the legacy of the Leisure Hour Club, established in 1951. Inspired by the enduring spirit of friendship fostered by the Leisure Hour

Silver Springs Park Receives Major Upgrades

Springfield, MO – A historic step towards enhancing a beloved community space was taken on Monday, October 28th as local officials and community leaders gathered to break ground on the renovation of the pavilion and other improvements at Silver Springs Park. Silver Springs Park, a cherished landmark since its establishment

Setting yourself up for success in 2025

Entrepreneurship can be lonely. Your network may not encompass people who understand the sacrifice and drive it takes to branch out on your own to build a business. Joining a community like efactory surrounds you with like-minded individuals. In addition to the sharing of ideas, you get access to resource

Be SMART and Save Lives

We all know that children are curious. They like to explore big and small spaces. Typically, they aren’t concerned with being safe or cautious and telling them “don’t do that” just makes them want to try it more. Unfortunately, that means unexpected and unsafe moments can happen. One such issue

A Legacy Rekindled: Silver Springs Park’s Community Engagement Tour Final

Springfield, MO – Christine Peoples, is the Education Coordinator for Timmons Hall, Springfield/Greene County Park Board. She is spearheading a unique initiative to reconnect the local African American community with its rich history. The Silver Springs Programs and Projects Campaign Tour aims to inspire and empower community members by highlighting

Revisit Values To Help You Manage Financial Stress

As we gather this holiday season, let’s take a moment to reflect on what truly matters in these uncertain times. To effectively manage stress in today’s economy, consider a few of the following values: Focus on appreciating what you have rather than what you lack. Practicing gratitude can shift your

The Power of Accountability in Achieving Health Goals

As we enter a new year, it’s a great time to focus on your health and wellness. Studies indicate that approximately 80% of resolutions are abandoned by February, despite our best intentions. The difference between setting goals, wishing, and achieving lasting change comes down to one factor: accountability. Embracing accountability

Winter Break!

Yes!  Winter Break is almost here.  Now let’s take a moment and just breathe. Breathe in for 1, 2, 3, 4, 5.  And breathe out for 1, 2, 3, 4, 5. Your child has worked hard this semester, and deserves a break. But sometimes after a hectic or stressful period

George Washington Carver (c. 1864-1943)

George Carver was born into slavery on a 240-acre farm near Diamond, Missouri shortly before the end of the Civil War. The farm was established as the George Washington Carver National Monument in 1943. The only previous national monuments honoring individuals were in memorium of George Washington and Abraham Lincoln.

Unwrap These Great Library Programs in December

Make plans to attend these great December programs at your Library throughout December. For a full list of library programs, visit thelibrary.org. Winter Book Buzz Adults, The Library has all of your winter reading list needs covered! Join your local librarians as they share the buzz about new and upcoming