New polling locations will debut for some Christian County voters on March 10, in the presidential preference primary.
Gino McKinnie is headed back to prison. How long he will be there is still up for discussion.
Get the latest news, sports, obituaries, and special interest features in this February 19, 2020 edition of Christian County Headliner News.
For the second time in a week, Ozark’s skyscape changed with the demolition of a water tower.
The Missouri Supreme Court set an execution date for an Ozark man convicted of a 1991 murder.
Major changes are coming to two of Nixa’s most important intersections, which means some road closures and shifts will impact drivers.
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Obituaries
A funeral service will be held Friday, Feb. 14, at 6 p.m. at Ozark Full Gospel Church on Selmore Road in Ozark. A private burial will follow a… Read more
Jennifer Lamb, 32, of Nixa passed away unexpectedly in her home Feb. 5, 2020. Read more
A funeral service will be held at 1 p.m. Monday, Feb. 10, 2020, at Adams Funeral Home, Ozark, with Dennis Burns officiating. Burial will follo… Read more
A funeral service will be 2:30 p.m. Saturday, Feb. 8, at Adams Funeral Home in Ozark with Pastor Dale Grubaugh officiating. Burial will follo… Read more
Sports
Based on what she’s been told by her parents, Sparta’s Laney Humble is quick to say she doesn’t think she inherited her basketball talents from her mom or dad.
Ozark and Nixa wrestlers combined to win seven of their 11 first-round matches at the Class 4 State Wrestling Tournament on Thursday.
When Braxton Strick wrestled nationally in youth tournaments in Las Vegas and Virginia, he discovered the bigger the stage, the better he responded.
In reaction to the magnified attention from referees that Hayden Fender has received and seen his cohorts at center attract, as well, the Billings 6-foot-7 junior has adopted a catchphrase.
Education
Members of the Youth Empowerment Project of Ozark at Ozark High School, known as YEPO, attended the annual YEP Conference in Springfield.
Members of Missouri Future Business Leaders of America from Ozark and Nixa brought home dozens of medals from the FBLA district leadership conference Feb. 4, at Missouri State University.
The Missouri Sports Hall of Fame ushered in its Class of 2020 on Jan. 26, which includes the Ozark High School cheerleading program.
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- Man accused in curtain rod beating brought to Ozark for court
- Man found guilty on all charges in Russian roulette robbery
- Court sets Ozark man’s execution date in 1991 murder case
- 300,000-gallon water tower demolition explained: Where does it go?
- Nixa's streaming of games giving students invaluable experience
- Owls fall, but gain moral victory by giving Crane a battle
- District wrestling roundup — Ozark, Nixa combine for 11 semifinalists
- Use tax illustrated: A man, a weed trimmer and a robbery
- Ozark, Nixa future business leaders win district medals
- Traffic change at Tracker, Northview and U.S. 160 in Nixa
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- Discoveries of the Spitzer Telescope
- Opinion: Digging in the garden of commerce
- Our View: A tale of two economies
- The Great Ozark’s Outdoors: Native American Heritage Month
- The Great Ozarks Outdoors: Mrs. Baker goes ice fishing
- Making the case for hiring older workers
- Confidently answer the dreaded question, “Where do you see yourself in five years?”
- How 2020 hiring trends will affect your job search
- Opinion: Next chapter in mascot imagery debate
- 4 tips for surviving a mid-career crisis
- The Great Ozarks Outdoors: An Ozarks winter tradition
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- What your resume should look like in 2020
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- Our View: A place to belong
- How to respectfully disagree in an interview
- How to get better at remote work
- 6 things to consider before switching careers in 2020
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