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The City of Nixa has opened up bidding for graphic design services, photography services and videography services. The city is looking for qualified and talented local creative professionals to establish a contract for hourly work. more
The Ozark Chamber of Commerce hosted the 2024 Ozark Community Awards Banquet this past Saturday, Feb. 17 at The Ozark Community Center. more
At a special board meeting Feb. 5, the Ozark Board of Education approved the hire of Sgt. John Wilkerson as the director of school police starting for the 2024-25 school year. more
Lucid TLC Arts is moving to a new location in downtown Nixa. The art gallery, owned by artist Tiffany Collins, is moving from 214 N. Massey Blvd. to 111 South Main St. more
Nixa’s Aetos Center for the Performing Arts is celebrating its one year anniversary this month. more
The Nixa Area Chamber of Commerce held its annual Nixies Award Gala this past Saturday, Feb. 10 at Ozarks Event Center in Nixa. more
The University of Missouri Extension Council of Christian County held its annual election in January, resulting in the addition of two new council members and the re-election of one incumbent member. more
The Ozark Parks & Recreation Department plans to plant new trees at Finley River and Neil Grubaugh parks after a tree company removed 24 trees in the Fall of 2023. more
The Missouri Thunder and Carolina Cowboys, two of the founding teams in the PBR (Professional Bull Riders) Camping World Team Series, announced a trade Feb. 2 sending the 2020 PBR Rookie of the Year Boudreaux Campbell (Crockett, Texas) to the Missouri Thunder in exchange for the Thunder’s first-round pick in the 2024 New Rider Draft, a position to be determined in the upcoming draft lottery. more
The bridge along Smyrna Road over the Finley River commonly known as Green Bridge was recently inspected in January by Lochner, Inc., an engineering firm specializing in bridge inspection working for the Missouri Department of Transportation (MoDOT). more
Athletes Bethany Hamilton and Riley Gaines held a children’s story hour at The Library Center over the weekend. Hundreds of people gathered on Feb. 2 to hear the women read their books and answer kids’ questions during a Q&A session. Missouri Secretary of State Jay Ashcroft and Missouri Secretary of State hopeful Valentina Gomez were also in attendance. more
School resource officers from more than 10 school districts across southwest Missouri were in the Ozark School District for the Regional SRO Meeting Jan. 31 where they discussed trends and brainstormed ways to be proactive in their school districts. more
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