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Charles "Charlie" Fears, 82, of Nixa, Missouri, passed away on November 6, 2024, surrounded by the love of his family. Born on December 8, 1941, in Paragould, Arkansas, to Pete and Lois Fears, Charlie grew up in Stanford, Arkansas, where he graduated from high school before embarking on a life marked by love, service, and deep devotion to family, faith, and community. more
Carpenter Media Group is announcing the resignation of Christian County Headliner News Editor Leah Greenwood. Greenwood became editor in March 2022, succeeding Rance Burger. more
The Christian County University of Missouri Extension recognized the 2024 Missouri Century Farms program inductee from Christian County, the Tennis family, last month on Oct. 3 at the MU Extension Annual Farm Celebration. The event was hosted by the Christian County MU Extension Council and was held at the Ozark High School Innovation Center. The evening included a meal and special recognitions for the Century Farm family. more
The Ozark School District Board of Education made some big changes at the Oct. 24 board meeting, and they are hoping it will help the District make some big hires. more
What is one of the most important school supplies? A library card; it is the pass to learning and exploration, access to books, audiobooks, movies, WiFi hotspots, musical instruments and so much more. more
Fourteen Nixa Choir Students were selected to represent Missouri in the 2025 American Choir Directors Association National Honor Choir. Over 5,000 students auditioned nationwide to be a part of the various ensembles, and around 1,000 were chosen. Their performance will take place over spring break in Dallas, Texas. more
The last competition of 2024 is currently on display in the Finley River Art Gallery, and it boasts 35 amazing entries. more
The upcoming Lead Ozarks 2024 Leadership Conference is set to take place on Nov. 18 at North Point Church in Nixa. This event aims to foster leadership development, community connection and inspiration through impactful speakers and networking opportunities. more
At the annual Missouri Association of Rural Education K-8 Association Conference last month, Thomas Unfried, a teacher at Spokane R-VII School District, received the Outstanding Rural Teacher award. more
This musical comedy can be described as a Norman Rockwell painting come to life. Remembering the days when “The Saturday Evening Post” found its way into American homes and hearts, this Broadway style musical is fast and fun, yet offers a clear message of the true meaning of Christmas. Look into a world of ordinary Americans who need to rediscover their faith in Jesus and be reminded of what Christmas is really all about as they experience the Christmas Post. more
The Ozark Chamber of Commerce marked its 75th anniversary last Thursday at its monthly sold-out luncheon, honoring the Chamber’s lasting legacy and contributions to the local business community. Members, dignitaries and community leaders gathered to celebrate the milestone, reflecting on the Chamber’s foundation, achievements and future. more
Ozark High School (OHS) announced earlier this month that three OHS seniors — Amelia Cazier, Stephen Metcalf and Nathanael Martin — have been honored by the College Board for their academic excellence and exceptional performance on the PSAT/National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test and AP Exams. more
The City of Ozark recently announced Cameron Smith has been appointed as the new assistant city administrator. The Board of Aldermen voted unanimously Monday night, Oct. 21, 2024, to approve the recommendation from City Administrator Eric Johnson. more
Nixa and Ozark Tractor Supply Company stores each hosted a Hometown Heroes event this past Saturday, Oct. 26. The events were held in conjunction with a nationwide program from the company that honored military service members, veterans and first responders. more
Show Me Christian County recently announced the launch of Explore Christian County, the ultimate resource for discovering the very best of what our community has to offer. Developed with the support of local chambers of commerce, cities and private investors, and inspired by an exciting collaboration with National Geographic Traveller UK, this project is a celebration of everything that makes Christian County unique. more
For over 30 years, community members have come together to celebrate the Sparta Persimmon Days Festival. This year’s Persimmon Days was held at Sparta’s Roller Park Oct. 18-19. more
The Nixa Police Department beat out the Nixa Fire Protection District 13-4 at the third annual Nixa Guns and Hoses softball game on Saturday, Oct. 19. more
Nixa Public Schools announced the grand opening of what the district believes is the world's first aeroponic farm of its kind, designed to set a scalable template for other communities to adopt. Backed by the USDA, this innovative initiative utilizes cutting-edge vertical farming technology, revolutionizing agriculture, while also serving as a self-sustaining revenue generator for the district. more
Ask a South Elementary third grader what the three branches of government are, and chances are they will not only be able to tell you, but they can give you real-world examples. That is because, during the month of September, students learned about the state of Missouri, including the history, the Constitution, how the government is run and how it functions with checks and balances. more
An extensive set of classroom keys rattle in the doorknob. No students huddle to push inside because of the early hour. Tiffany Kauffman juggles an armful of tools essential for a successful day, including a steaming cup of morning caffeination. When she flips the light switch on with her elbow, she smiles. Anticipation and contentment fill her heart as she surveys the scene of her daily pursuit: showing her students how to discover “open doors” as the agricultural education instructor for the Nixa FFA chapter. more
The National Association of Free & Charitable Clinics (NAFC) recently renewed the membership of Volunteers in Medicine Christian County (VIMCC), which provides free medical care to eligible residents of Christian and adjacent counties. more
The Christian County Library is partnering with Alps Pharmacy to offer walk-in vaccine clinics at all four branch locations. Flu and COVID boosters are available for anyone aged 7 and older, with parent or guardian consent. These vaccines will be administered by licensed pharmacists. Most insurances are accepted and both vaccines are free for individuals over the age of 60. more
The Ozark Fire Protection District beat out the Ozark Police Department 19-12 at the inaugural Ozark Guns and Hoses Charity Softball Game on Saturday, Oct. 12, 2024. more
The GRAMMY Museum® and The Recording Academy® have partnered to present the Music Educator Award, recognizing music educators for their significant contributions to our musical landscape. Earlier this month, Nixa Schools’ Daniel Gutierrez was chosen from more than 2,400 initial nominations submitted from 49 states, and is among 25 semifinalists representing 24 cities across 14 states. more
Ozark Junior High School (OJH) hosted its second annual Team Day on Sept. 20, an event designed to foster teamwork, school spirit and a sense of belonging among students. The day focused on bringing students together to learn the importance of collaboration in a fun and engaging way, while also helping them bond with their teams. more
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