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There are many things that astronomers know about the universe. Yet even after years of research, some answers still elude them. One such example is a star in the constellation of Auriga. more
I really liked the results of the sign that Twila made for Marie Davis's drive. She and her husband do such good work. more
Years before four-wheel-drive pickups rutted fields, before big round bales were stored by fences, before government buy-outs and rashes of farm sell-outs, many of us milked cows for a living. more
Jacqueline Malone more
As part of its mission to save more lives through organ and tissue donation, Mid-America Transplant is pleased to welcome Beth Polivka, Senior Vice President and System Chief Nursing Officer at CoxHealth, to its governing board. more
On Friday, Jan. 23rd, the Missouri Supreme Court handed down a unanimous decision in more
Roger Terriance Cochran more
My son, a friend of mine, and I were crappie fishing in a quiet cove on Stockton Lake. It was a cold, but tolerable day in February. We had almost reached our limit when we heard it. The sound was almost like a scream. Sounds we are accustomed to hearing were the wind through the trees, waves on the rocks, crows cawing, geese honking, or the sound of an eagle who was out fishing like we were. more
Patsy Ann Jackson more
Randy Sixkiller, age 65 of Ozark, died Jan. 8, 2026. He was born Sept. 3, 1960, in Kansas City, Mo., the son of Burney L. and Bernice “Pat” (Wainwright) Sixkiller. more
Nestled in the heart of the Ozark Mountains near Oldfield, Missouri, in newly #Agri-Ready Designated Christian County, sits Gilbert Cattle Company. The family-owned seedstock cattle operation is rooted in hard work, good cattle, and values that grow deep in rocky soil. more
OZARK, Mo. – University of Missouri Extension offers the annual Christian County Livestock and Forage Conference from 6 to 8:45 p.m. on Tuesday, March 3, at the Ozarks Technical Community College agriculture building community room of the Richmond Valley campus at Ozark. more
SPRINGFIELD, Mo. – A Honduran National illegally residing in the Springfield, Mo. area, was sentenced in federal court today for Illegal Re-entry by an Alien after subsequently being convicted of a prior felony crime. more
The Child Advocacy Center (CAC) proudly recognized O’Reilly Auto Parts as the recipient of the 2026 Dr. John P. Ferguson Award at its recent Annual Meeting on Jan. 14, honoring the O’Reilly’s longstanding commitment to protecting children and strengthening communities across southern Missouri. more
The man said to his wife, “Mom and Dad sure are looking older. They both have a lot more wrinkles. Dad’s cheeks are a little gaunt. He was always skinny, but he looks even more so now. He is almost eighty years old, and Mom is already there. I am beginning to wonder how much longer they will be around.” more
We all want our children, friends and co-workers to succeed, but when Governor Mike Kehoe announces with glee that he wants to give away 71 percent of Missouri’s income, I worry. That’s what he means when he says “no more income tax” for Missourians. more
An Ozark man was sentenced to a total of 21 years in prison two months after he pleaded guilty to three counts of second-degree statutory sodomy. more
Wanda Lee (Finney) Gideon was born to Henry “Ermal” and Clara (Marlin) Finney on Oct. 6, 1943, in Chadwick, Missouri. She passed away at her home in Chadwick, Mo., on Jan. 18, 2026. more
Jewell Maxine Holt more
Cox Health celebrated the grand opening of the Cox Health Rehabilitation Hospital, located in Ozark, with a ribbon cutting held on Wednesday, Jan. 21. During the event, guests were able to tour the new facility and learn about the various services that will be available there. The hospital will begin admitting patients on Tuesday, Feb. 3. more
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