A movie made right here in the Ozarks is ready for viewing on Amazon Prime. The 80-minute movie, titled “Heaven Won’t Wait” spent roughly 29,500 minutes streamed by customers in its first month and a half. It’s been streaming since Sept. 4 on the paid subscription service.
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Visitation will be in Adams Funeral Home, Nixa from 5-7 p.m. Friday, Nov. 8, 2019. The funeral service will be held at 12 p.m. Saturday, Nov. … Read more
It is with great sadness that the family of Betty Lou Spohn, 83, announces her passing on Oct. 23, 2019, in Gilbert, Arizona. It was her home … Read more
Funeral services for Clifford Day will be officiated by Pastor Troy Hull at 1 p.m. Wednesday, Oct. 30, 2019 at Barnes Family Funeral Home, Oza… Read more
Funeral services for Rich will be officiated by Pastor David Lindell at 9 a.m. Monday, Oct. 28, 2019 in Clark Chapel, James River Church, Ozar… Read more
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The start to Ethan Whatley’s first varsity start for Ozark couldn’t have went much better Thursday.
There was no last-second, game-winning shot for Zayne Gale and his Spokane teammates Thursday at the Marionville Tournament. Matter of fact, there were no field goals at all for the Owls in the fourth quarter.
Alli Clevenger powered Clever’s girls basketball team into the championship game at the Fair Grove Tournament, as the Lady Jays beat the host Lady Eagles 64-49 Thursday.
Clever coach Luke Brosius was quick in the pre-season to pass along the confidence he has in his backcourt duo of point guard Jake Twigg and shooting guard Bryce Gelle.
Education
Missouri 4-H finished as the 12th high team in the nation at the National 4-H Dairy Cattle judging contest, held Sept. 30 in Madison, Wisconsin.
What’s -109 degrees Fahrenheit and can help create the perfect root beer float? That was the question leading the investigation of several John Thomas School of Discovery students in second grade classrooms.
Nixa High School recognized 21 band students for their selection into one of the two district honor bands. Selection is by audition and is regardless of school classification. Nine of these students are eligible to audition for the all-state band on Dec. 7.
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