Missouri Body Shop Recognized by Chamber of Commerce
Warrensburg Collision received the 2016 Fast Track Award for being one of Missouri’s fastest-growing businesses showing consistent revenue growth over the course of four years.
Missouri Collision Shop Named Among Winners of Ingram’s Magazine’s ‘Corporate Report 100’ Competition
The Corporate Report 100 ranks the 100 fastest-growing businesses headquartered in the greater Kansas City area.
ArmorThane Visits South America on Missouri Trade Mission
ArmorThane CEO Garry Froese was interested in identifying new distribution opportunities for some or all of their polyurea and polyurethane spray coating applications.
Missouri House Passes Bill Requiring Uber to Insure Drivers at All Times
Missouri’s House voted to require ride-sharing services to be liable for accidents that occur between rides.
ABRA Auto Body & Glass Launches Operations in Missouri, Expands in Washington
MSO now has 234 repair centers in 19 states.
ASA Announces Opposition to Missouri Triennial Vehicle Inspection Bill
Association claims bill would create less-safe highways statewide with more accidents, more injuries and more deaths.
ASA MoKan Central Missouri Chapter Hosts 2013 Planning Meeting
The event will take place from 6:30 to 8 p.m. at Bandana’s BBQ located at 3405 Clark Lane in Columbia, Mo.
AASP Missouri Goes to Work with PartsCheck Live
PartsCheck Live and the Alliance of Automotive Service Providers-Missouri (ASSP-MO) announced a cooperative initiative that will enhance funding for AASP-Missouri through PartsCheck Live. "We’re pleased to be partnering with PartsCheck in their Affiliate program to advance AASP-Missouri goals while giving our members significant benefits in operating their collision repair business," said Ron Reiling, executive
STRANGE BUT TRUE: Missouri Shop Owner Appears in Oscar-Nominated Film
Small-town body shop owner and aspiring actor Brandon Gray, 29, of Marshfield, Mo., hit the jackpot, sort of, when he signed on to play a small role in a low-budget movie filmed in his home state. The film, "Winter’s Bone" — the story of a young woman hunting down her meth-addicted father in the Ozarks
Missouri Shop to Pay Fines for ‘Serious’ Hazardous Waste Violations
The Missouri Department of Natural Resources (DNR) referred a case against a Springfield collision repair facility to the Missouri Attorney General’s Office to pursue civil penalties for violations of Missouri’s Hazardous Waste Management Law. The DNR referred Creek Auto Works to the attorney general, alleging the business violated numerous hazardous waste storage and transportation requirements