Get the latest news, sports, obituaries, and special interest features in this March 3, 2021 edition of Christian County Headliner News.
Latest News
- Entering title tilt, Tigers fell better prepared for Eagles' 2-3 zone defense
- As Wakeman celebrates birthday, Ozark earns District final berth for fourth straight year
- Having never met her fallen grandparents, Watson 'would love to have them here right now'
- Read the March 3, 2021 digital edition of Christian County Headliner News - Local News For Ozark, Missouri
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Obituaries
Private graveside funeral services will be 3 p.m. Friday, Feb. 26, 2021, at Missouri Veterans Cemetery in Springfield with full military honor… Read more
A funeral service will be held at 2 p.m. Friday, Feb. 26, 2021, at Adams Funeral Home, Ozark, with Pastor Gary Jennings officiating. Burial wi… Read more
A graveside service will be held at 10 a.m. Tuesday, Feb. 23, 2021, at Schupbach Cemetery, Chestnutridge, under direction of Adams Funeral Hom… Read more
As part of her final wishes, there will be no public services. A private family graveside service with Pastor Becky Schwandt officiating will … Read more
Sports
Ozark guard Tyler Harmon looks over Nixa’s personnel and is impressed enough with the Eagles’ length along the perimeter that he feels the Tigers should be prepared to go against a 2-3 zone again.Â
The age-old question what do men talk about at the barbershop often goes unanswered by men. But Moriah Putt was forthcoming what she and her Ozark teammates talked about while meeting with their hair stylist Tuesday.
Lyla Watson’s career-high 22-point night that triggered Ozark’s upset of Willard two weeks ago is just the kind of performance she would have loved to share with her grandparents.
ANNAPOLIS — Chadwick went from turbo-clocking Bradleyville last week to being turbo-clocked by South Iron on Tuesday.
Education
They’ll lobby for social justice in America, provide food to local communities, boost the medical profession and enhance ethical law practices.
The Ozark School District received almost nine tons of food that went to anyone willing to wait for it on a Wednesday afternoon.
Nixa’s Ella Schober continues to awe and inspire with her visual artwork.
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Articles
- 'Team Mom' does a little of everything for triumphant Lady Cardinals
- Lady Trojans have their shot to make history in District final opposite Strafford
- Guerin thinks Cardinals will see state's best Class 1 player in Sectional at South Iron
- Cardinals reach triple digits in 69-point whipping of Bradleyville
- Cook helping hunt gators nowadays, but may return to hardwood in some capacity
- Lesson learned, Whatley turns weakness into strength in Ozark's first-round District win
- Developer faces opposition in plan to build houses in northeastern Ozark
- Nixa recognizes 9 p.m. Routine starter, K9 office and financial officer
- Tigers bask in pride and glory while topping Sectional with five champions
- Ozark police search for missing woman
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What's Inside
- Our View: Kickapoo and the Chiefs
- Our View: Mental vs. Physical
- Chadwick Area News: So, so real
- The Great Ozarks Outdoors: Firearms hunting season opens
- The Great Ozarks Outdoors: Deer poop research
- Stress in the Workplace
- The Great Ozarks Outdoors: The largest army in the world
- Our View: Liberty for all
- Chadwick Area News for Aug. 13
- The Great Ozarks Outdoors: A little girl named Jordan Grace
- Leadership Lesson: What does it cost to be courteous?
- Building our community one book at a time
- Astronomy: The Perseids are coming
- The Great Ozarks Outdoors: Health benefits of the Great Outdoors
- Our View: Much ado about masking
- Chadwick Area News: The heat is on
- The Great Ozarks Outdoors: There’s more to fishing than just catching fish
- Two Ozark residents die in Highlandville crash
- Our View: Newspaper office closing, but not the newspaper
- Letter to the editor: Care to Learn founder supports Shane Nelson
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