2010 Promises To Be A Busy Year for Industry Advocacy
At the HBA’s recent Government Affairs meeting, Chair Matt Bailey and President Rusty MacLachlan discussed their recent meeting with the Division of Workers’ Compensation and
At the HBA’s recent Government Affairs meeting, Chair Matt Bailey and President Rusty MacLachlan discussed their recent meeting with the Division of Workers’ Compensation and
BUILDER/REMODELER-ONLY BREAKFAST & PROGRAM ON DECEMBER 17 As builders, we know our industry is weathering difficult times and that the last couple of years have
The HBA Charitable Foundation would like to take this opportunity to say THANK YOU to everyone that particiated in the annual scholarship auction and Go
As a cost savings measure, the National Association of Home Builders will be closed for business for eight days in 2009. Under the plan, NAHB
November 19, 2009 Springfield News-Leader: Guaranty Title owners indicted Former Nixa business accused of more than $2.6 million in fraud. Tara Muck News-Leader Owners of
The HBA’s I&E Committee conducted 4th quarter meetings with both Greene County and the City of Springfield building officials to discuss issues affecting our industry.
NEW APPLICATIONS FOR NOVEMBER:The board will vote on membership when all information is received, if no contest is filed.Lathrop & GageRandell Wallace, Attorney1845 S. National
On November 6, 2009 President Obama signed into law new legislation that extends the first-time home buyer tax credit beyond its Nov. 30 deadline and
BUILDER Magazine has released its ranking of the best and worst builder markets in the U.S. and the Greater Springfield, Missouri market ranks as the
The EPA’s Lead: Renovation, Repair and Painting rule is six months away from adoption –and the agency is already planning more changes. It is critical
The following news release was issued by the City of Springfield’s Public Information Office late Monday, November 9: BDS DIRECTOR HEATHERLY ANNOUNCES RETIREMENT City of
Months of tireless behind-the-scenes work by the National Association of Home Builders and lobbying by thousands of builders and realtors from across the country paid
November 8, 2009 Springfield News-Leader by: Wes Johnson A proposed land-use plan that riled Greene County property owners more than two years ago has now
On Tuesday, November 3, the Springfield News-Leader ran a front-page headline and story signalling the beginning signs of recovery in the home building industry. The
Following Tuesday’s page 1A news story on signs of life in the building industry, the Springfield News-Leader editorialized Wednesday on what great news that would