Housing News Quarterly – Spring 2012 Edition
It’s Spring with lots of fun networking and educational opportunities on the horizon. This quarter we’ve added a listing of HBA Membership Networking Opportunities on
It’s Spring with lots of fun networking and educational opportunities on the horizon. This quarter we’ve added a listing of HBA Membership Networking Opportunities on
A monthly measure of markets in the United States whose economic indicators are on the rise identified the Springfield, Missouri market as one of the
The Missouri Department of Labor & Industrial Relations Division of Workers Compensation last week released a new video entitled “5 Myths of Work Comp.” The
The Home Show point system was implemented by the HBA board of directors in 2006 as a way to: 1) periodically refresh the look and
Builders and Remodelers are invited to join us for a complimentary breakfast on FRIDAY, MARCH 30 AT 7:30 AM AT THE HBA OFFICE. The breakfast is
No Complaints from Award Winning Wood Re New Springfield, MO- Bret McGowne, owner of Wood Re New Springfield and Branson, was presented with an award
Jack Bennie, the famous comic from years ago, always claimed to be 39 years old. Year after year he remained 39. I like the idea
For more than 6 months, the HBA of Greater Springfield Regulatory Advocacy Committee has worked closely with area code officials to review and discuss amendments
Nine leading associate members of the Home Builders Association of Greater Springfield have made substantial commitments of support for the HBA of Greater Springfield’s advocacy
HBA of Greater Springfield builder member Doug Pitts and HBA CEO Matt Morrow both were quoted in Saturday’s Springfield News-Leader article about the city of
As the chairman of the HBA’s legislative advocacy committee, I was pleased to see a bill introduced this week in the U.S. Senate to improve
On April 3, Greene County voters will be asked to approve a 1/8-cent sales tax for law enforcement (LEST). The HBA’s Board of Directors voted
HBA members from around the state will be meeting at the State Capitol in Jefferson City on Tuesday, March 6 to talk with legislators and
At its February 6 meeting, the Rogersville Board of Aldermen approved a proposal to cut the city’s water and sewer impact fees by 75% through
At Monday (2/6/2012) night’s regularly-scheduled meeting of the City of Rogersville City Council, council members will consider making a bold move to draw the attention