“Welcome to Wing Stop,” is the first thing customers hear when they walk into one of Blue Springs’ newest eateries.
Betty’s Family Dining & KC Rib Co., 1428 S.W. U.S 40, held its grand opening and ribbon cutting with the Blue Springs Chamber of Commerce Aug. 11.
Owner, Ann Moals, center, of ASBNC Training and Consulting cuts the official ribbon with members of the Blue Springs Chamber of Commerce Aug. 3.
- Summer reading
Parkside Books merges with Prospero’s
With outside temperatures hitting the high 90s, the coolest place to be in Blue Springs might be Prospero’s Parkside Books.
Wing Stop, 481 N.E. Coronado Dr., features nine different flavors of sauced wings and homemade sides. The grand opening event was also a fundraiser for the “Wall that Heals,” a traveling exhibition of the Vietnam Veterans Memorial in Washington D.C. The wall will be on display in Blue Springs Sept. 30 through Oct. 3.
Owners and management of The Cotillion, 1717 Burdett Crossing, Blue Springs, joined the Blue Springs Chamber of Commerce for a ribbon cutting July 22. The Cotillion is the area’s newest event space and will host weddings, receptions and other parties.
- New fitness club opens in Blue Springs
Gym plans for September grand opening
Club 7 Fitness recently opened its doors at in Blue Springs. The gym, located at 1241 S. Missouri 7, is family-owned and is managed by Matthew and Sarah Inman. Gary and Pam Hull and Jeremy and Shawnna Hull are owners, as well along with their eight grandchildren.
This morning, Robert “Lea” Bailes, Jr., chief executive officer of the Guier Fence Company, Blue Springs, testified at the House Committee on Small Business’s annual “Heroes of Small Business” hearing.
Adams Dairy Bank, 651 N.E. Coronado Dr., Blue Springs, hired Patrick Mitchell Jr. as vice president and senior lender.
- Chamber of Commerce asks...What’s my Line?
Bosses, assistants pitted against each other in charity game
A blindfold is a tough fashion accessory to pull off.
Adams Dairy Landing, the shopping center on Adams Dairy Parkway, is 93 percent leased, according to RED Development.
Last Wednesday members of the Lee’s Summit Economic Development Council got an opportunity to hear what their counterparts around Eastern Jackson County are up to at the quarterly meeting held at Truman Medical Center – Lakewood.
The Blue Springs Chamber of Commerce honored local business leaders Jan. 29 during its annual banquet. Teaming up with business to score was the theme of the dinner, with local businesses and business owners honored for their work with the chamber.
