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OPIOID DRUGS caused 1,132 overdose deaths in 2018.
Ozark, Nixa join AG's opioid settlement
The cities of Ozark and Nixa have signed on with the Missouri Attorney General's Office to get funds from a national class action lawsuit against opioid manufacturers and distributors. more
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THE DECEMBER SUN SETS on the work site of the new Christian County Ambulance District headquarters in Ozark, just to the southwest of the U.S. Highway 65 interchange with Highway 14.
Fast progress at new ambulance HQ
Construction workers are making progress on a new ambulance station at Christian County's busiest highway interchange. more
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JAMES HARPER
Man sentenced to life for molesting child
James N. Harper, 40, was given a life sentence on Dec. 22, for second-degree child molestation of a child less than 12 years of age. more
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OZARK CITIZEN OF THE YEAR CYNTHIA GLENN (center) accepted her award from the Finley River Community Foundation with her family surrounding her at the Ozark Community Awards Banquet at The OC June 5, 2021.
FRCF seeks nominations for Ozark Citizen of the Year
The Finley River Community Foundation seeks nominations for the 2021 Citizen of the Year Award. The recipient of the 2021 Citizen of the Year award will be announced at the Ozark Community Awards Banquet on Feb. 5, 2022 more
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SPIRE NATURAL GAS serves the city of Ozark and much of Christian County as part of its Spire Missouri West service territory.
Natural gas tariffs start for Spire customers
Tariffs reflecting the Missouri Public Service Commission’s Nov. 12 decision in a Spire Missouri, Inc. rate case will take effect on Dec. 23, 2021. Those tariffs reflect a net increase in Spire’s annual natural gas operating  revenues of approximately $24.9 million. more
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DR. GINA McBAIN, principal of Ozark West Elementary School, has been named the 2021 Exemplary New Principal of the Year for the Southwest Region by the Missouri Association of Elementary School Principals.
Ozark West principal given regional award
The Missouri Association of Elementary School Principals named West Elementary Principal Gina McBain as Exemplary New Principal of the Year for the Southwest Region on Dec. 13. more
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CONSTRUCTION WORKERS prepare materials on the site of the new Christian County Ambulance District headquarters off of U.S. Highway 65 and Highway 14 in Ozark. The construction industry, and the jobs that go with it are booming in Christian County.
Job boom forecast for Christian County
A new report based on U.S. Census data and economic trends suggests Christian County's workforce will grow by about 10 percent over the next five years, more than doubling the job growth experienced from 2016-2021. more
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THE COLLECTOR’S WINDOW on the west side of the Christian County Historic Courthouse in Ozark is on the west side of the building. Patrons can use the exterior door to access the walk-up window and pay their personal property taxes.
Pay your property taxes by Dec. 31
The Christian County Historic Courthouse and the offices therein will be closed on Christmas Eve, but procrastinators and others who like to wait until the last minute can take care of their personal property taxes on Dec. 31, New Year’s Eve. more
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TOP 10 UNDER 40 — The Nixa Chamber of Commerce Young Professionals selected 10 honorees for the 2021 Top 10 Under 40 for Christian County. They were honored Dec. 14, at the Nixa Chamber of Commerce luncheon at The Bridge. Pictured, from left, Nick Woodman, Erica Mahn, Sarah Igartua, Sara Anderson, Renea Frizell, Elatia Webb, Macie Thornhill, Andrew Leach, Josua Donham and Justin Orf.
Christian County's rising stars
Ten of Christian County's rising stars in business and community involvement gathered for a celebration of their accomplishments. more
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COVID IN A YEAR — A bar graph from the Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services shows the number of new COVID-19 cases documented in Missouri in 2021, beginning with January on the left and ending with December on the right. The darker shade indicates patients were not vaccinated against COVID, while the lighter-shaded bars show breakthrough cases among persons who had taken vaccinations.
Moderna COVID vaccine still available from Christian County Health Department
The Christian County Health Department announced it would stop doing work related to stopping the spread of COVID-19 on Dec. 13, but vaccination is still available through the health department for Christian County residents who are interested. more
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NIXA POLICE VEHICLES will sport red ribbons in an effort to discourage drinking and driving.
Nixa police tie on red ribbons to stop drunk driving
When driving around Nixa this month, you may notice Nixa police officers have red ribbons tied to the outsides of their patrol vehicles. more
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JIMMY JACK PINKLEY photograph taken July 2, 2021, at the Oklahoma Probation and Parole sub-office in Miami, Oklahoma.
Billings man tied to white supremacist group admits to trafficking meth
A Billings man who belongs to the Aryan Brotherhood, a neo-Nazi organized crime syndicate with white supremacist ideology, pleaded guilty in federal court on Dec. 16 to methamphetamine trafficking. more
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