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Missouri Gov. Mike Parson and his wife have both tested positive for the COVID-19 virus, according to a Facebook video that the governor released just before 4 p.m. on Sept. 23.
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A man who broke into a house in Ozark, stole money and struck one of the residents with a revolver will spend at least 17 years in prison.
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Four different women, including three sisters, have been charged in connection to a man’s death in Clever in March.
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A part of Highway 14 in central Ozark will close to traffic over about a 60-hour timeframe from Sept. 18-21.
Observed on the fourth Tuesday of the month, National Voter Registration Day will take place on Sept. 22.
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Update: Ric Lee Lawson returned to his home in Bolivar, according to the Missouri State Highway Patrol.
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More than 150 people and dogs attended the 2020 Nixa Doggie Dive-in at the Nixa X Center on Labor Day. The Doggie Dive-in is a tradition in which people and their pets are allowed to swim together on the last day that the public pool is open for the summer.
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For 17 years, Donna Swatzell watched over the taxpayers’ dollars in Nixa with award-winning precision. Her retirement marks a key transition at City Hall.
THE HAVEN - The Ozark Chamber of Commerce held a ceremonial ribbon cutting for the Haven at Dogwood Ranch.
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The McCracken Road Bridge over the Finley River is so synonymous with Ozark that its likeness is featured on the official city seal.
Three and half months after his arrest, a former mayor of Ozark has been charged with misdemeanor assault.
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Two state fairs, two championships each — welcome to life in the Gilbert family.
Electric line crew members from Nixa are on their way to Louisiana, responding to the call for recovery help in the wake of Hurricane Laura.
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Four Christian County pharmacies plus a corporate headquarters office are set to close on Sept. 2.
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The Ozark Board of Education voted to hire Zeb Wallace as the Ozark Middle School assistant principal for the 2020-21 school year.
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In the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic, the Children's Smile Center held its signature fundraising event that regularly draws about 10,000 guests to see the spectacle of hot air balloons glowing against the evening sky.
