In what is an unprecedented announcement in an unprecedented global pandemic, the Christian County Health Department confirmed 13 new cases of COVID-19 among Christian County residents in a single day.
The Ozark Police Department announced dates and times for its fifth annual Ozark Citizens Police Academy. There is no better way to learn about your police department.
A one-of-a-kind event that has annually classed up the McCracken Road Bridge in Ozark has been called off for 2020.
The August primary election in Missouri will have one ballot initiative for voters to consider along with the candidates they choose for each open office position.
The Christian County Library closed its branches in Ozark, Nixa and Clever until further notice.
CHILDREN'S SMILE CENTER EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR JACKIE BARGER is shown with the 2020 Toyota Tundra pickup truck that is the grand prize of this year's sweepstakes program in the Price Cutter Charity Championship.
The Outfit of the M.O.B. held a ceremonial ribbon cutting at the Carl G. Hefner Enterprise Center, home of the Ozark Chamber of Commerce, on South Street in Ozark on June 11. Pictured: Carrie Schneider Rogers (holding scissors) surrounded by fellow members of the M.O.B and Ozark Chamber of C…
RIBBON CUTTING FOR LASH LOVE — Lash Love, a beauty salon specializing in eyelash extensions and care located at 5420 North Town Centre Drive in Ozark, joined the Ozark Chamber of Commerce with a ribbon cutting June 12. Pictured: Sarah Mathewson (holding scissors) surrounded by employees and …
Communal spread of the COVID-19 virus continues in Christian County with one confirmed and one probable case added June 25, bringing the active case count to 11 and the total tally to 46 cases since March.
A man found guilty of six felonies in a home invasion that ended with threats of gun violence will wait until September to learn the details of his prison sentence.
More than 1,400 people have joined a movement to bring recreation back to a Christian County landmark.
Linda Daugherty of Nixa is the new president of the Missouri School Boards’ Association.
Mandy Mackey and the 60 vendors who all work together at Little Bluebird Vintage Boutique are determined to kick the coronavirus.
The Ozark School District received almost nine tons of food that went to anyone willing to wait for it on a Wednesday afternoon.
Two teenagers are safe after a scare on the James River on Thursday morning.
The Ozark Board of Education welcomed back three returning members following the June 2 election.
