Little wonder Ace Akers assumed a perch on the pitcher's mound long before he picked up a plus-fast ball. The Nixa senior southpaw has been in his element positioned front and center from the first time he saw a lens pointed in his direction.
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Like all of us during the coronavirus outbreak, Ozark senior Jake Skaggs is struggling with the idle time on his hands.
Nixa police are asking for help locating a teenager believed to have run away from his home.
The Ozark Board of Aldermen will take a meeting into a virtual environment for the first time on April 6.
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It’s a bright bit of hope in an otherwise trying time.
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To start the month of April, Christian County has reached 13 confirmed cases of COVID-19. However, not all 13 of those persons are in Christian County at this time.
In February, a federal judge sentenced him to 60 years in prison. John Wayne Stott Jr. is instead in the Christian County Jail, where he faces a grand jury indictment in state court.
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A man from Clever who was shot and hospitalized after an altercation with a police officer ended with gunfire has a trial date in 2021.
Much like each of you, we have been monitoring and staying informed on important updates related to the spread of COVID-19 in our community. During a news conference yesterday, city and county officials of Greene County announced a “stay at home” order beginning March 26, that will last for …
Ozark's A.J. Elliott, Clever's Allie Clevenger, Spokane's Paige Tate and Chadwick's Stevi Jones each received All-State honors this week from the Missouri Basketball Coaches Association.
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It took a global pandemic, but the search for the next director of the Ozark Chamber of Commerce is officially off.
Twenty-four school districts in southwest Missouri announced they will be closed until at least April 24.
Sparta guard Laney Humble and Spokane center Paige Tate have been chosen SWCL First-Team selections in voting by the league's girls basketball coaches.
Joe Reid knew Indiana coaches repeatedly were on hand to scout his teammates on the Rawlings Arkansas Prospects Platinum last summer. The Nixa catcher later discovered he hadn't escaped the attention of the Hoosiers, even though he was committed to Oklahoma State at the time.
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Christian County Assessor Danny Gray would like to hire more employees, at least two and maybe more. The problem is that he has no office space where they could work.
The staff of the Ozark Chamber of Commerce announced the postponement of Ozark Springfest, an event scheduled for April 4.
