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New parking layout from Public Works for the Ozark Downtown area.
Ozark Square: the great parking challenge
Between May 15 and May 20 of this year, Barbara Heinrich and Debby Spencer surveyed businesses around the Ozark Historic Square to better understand the needs and concerns being expressed … more
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Starvy Creek Bluegrass Festival June 30-July 2
The 37th Annual Starvy Creek Bluegrass Festival is June 30-July 2, 2022, at Starvy Creek Park. Event promoters Dan and Bobbie Day … more
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OATS Transit closed on Independence Day
OATS Transit is open for regular transportation service. Please call the OATS Transit office at 417-887-9272 or 800-770-6287 to schedule a ride or find out about service in your area. You can also … more
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The Garrison bar.
The Garrison, a fine dining experience, set to open at Finley Farms
Finley Farms announced on June 1 that The Garrison, a fine dining social affair tucked away beneath The Ozark Mill, will open to the public Friday, July 1, 2022. Patrons can indulge in high-brow … more
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Pink flamingo becomes official bird of Ozark
For 95 years, the state bird of Missouri has been the Eastern Bluebird. While that’s not officially changing, the citizens of Ozark may very well think that it has. Over the next two months, … more
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Former Nixa school official sentenced for child pornography
A former assistant principal at Nixa Junior High School was sentenced in federal court on June 2 for soliciting sexually explicit photos from a 13-year-old victim by posing online as a teen … more
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Missouri McAlister's Deli launches limited time only ice cream flavor
This year’s National Iced Tea Day is Friday, June 10. McAlister’s Deli and Creamalicious, an artisan ice cream brand, have joined forces to create the ultimate refreshing summer treat: … more
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CBCO Ozark community blood drive June 9
Community Blood Center of the Ozarks (CBCO), the sole supplier of blood and plasma to patients at 44 area healthcare facilities, needs blood for local use. One donation can help save the lives of up … more
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Police identify suspect, victim in fatal shooting at Ozark Square
The Ozark Police identified the victim of the shooting at the Ozark Square over Memorial Day Weekend as … more
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A previous Balloon Glow.
Hot air balloons in Ozark on display for charity fundraiser
The 16th Annual GLOW presented by Ozark Chevrolet to benefit Children’s Smile Center is slated for Friday, June 17, 2022, beginning at approximately 8:45 p.m. at the Finley River Park in … more
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Members of Ozark’s Historic River District’s Design Committee explored downtown Bentonville, Arkansas to get ideas for improving downtown Ozark.
Ozark's Historic River District's Design Committee puts in research to enhance the Ozark experience
Last month, members of Ozark’s Historic River District’s Design Committee … more
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The shooting took place at 100 block West Church Street, Ozark on May 28.
Police investigate fatal shooting at Ozark Square
On May 28, 2022 at approximately 12:49 p.m., Ozark Police Officers responded to a disturbance involving shots fired … more
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Nixa Sucker Days is May 20-22, 2022.
Nixa Sucker Days fast approaching
One of the largest events in Nixa is this weekend, May 20-22. Sucker Days opens at 2:00 p.m. and kicks off the festivities with the Sucker Day Parade on Friday at 6:00 p.m. The parade starts at the … more
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Ozark High School seniors Justin Baker and Madison Reed show off the letters they wrote to themselves in the fifth grade as part of a project their teacher, Jill Widel, does each year.
Dear Future Me: Ozark 5th grade teacher reconnects with graduating seniors
A group of Ozark High School seniors had a special treat this spring when they received a letter from, well, themselves. “I honestly was pretty emotional my first time reading the letter … more
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Grand opening event: Mike Super Magic & Illusion, February 18, 2023.
Nixa announces first season of Aetos Center for the Performing Arts
The Aetos Center for the Performing Arts officially announced its opening season on Tuesday, May 10. The center is located on the campus of Nixa High School and will serve as not only a place for … more
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Various resources on suicide prevention were available for participants of the Suicide Awareness Walk of Life May 7.
Suicide Prevention Coalition of the Ozarks shows support, raises awareness at Walk of Life
The Suicide Prevention Coalition of the Ozarks hosted a Suicide Awareness Walk of Life this past … more
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Guests play a game of Blackjack at the 2022 Community Awards Banquet May 7.
Ozark announces winners of 2022 Community Awards at Banquet
The City of Ozark held its annual Community Awards Banquet Saturday evening, May 7, 2022. The banquet acknowledged … more
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Full steam ahead on Missouri Beef Days
Preparations for a Missouri celebration years in the making are entering the final stretch and it’s full steam ahead on Missouri Beef Days, May 16-21 in Bolivar. … more
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School Resource Officers Capt. Mark Deeds, left, and Officer Steve Hoerning enjoy a lunch served by Ozark East Elementary’s second graders (from left): Emerson, Xavier, Owen and Easton on April 26.
Ozark East 2nd grade restaurant teaches life skills
“People don’t believe that kids can run restaurants, but they actually can.” Those are the words of … more
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A group of hardworking volunteers prepare sucker fish for the Nixa Sucker Day Festival fish fry, 2010.
Volunteers needed for upcoming Nixa Sucker Days May 20-22
Want an opportunity to get involved in and give back to your community? While there are various volunteer options in the area, one special opportunity is coming up May 20-22. Nixa Sucker Days is your … more
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Jessica Sterling addresses the need for Missouri teachers’ salary increases at a rally April 29.
Nixa rally supports Missouri public education
Nixa and other area teachers, staff, friends and supporters gathered at the Nixa Area Chamber of Commerce this past Friday afternoon to show support for Missouri public education and to call to … more
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House advances measures to fight human trafficking
According to State Representative Brad Hudson’s “The Capitol Report,” the Missouri House has approved and sent two proposals to the Senate that would create a new fine against … more
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