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In many homes, discouragement is the language everyone speaks. The home is a war zone, and the warriors have names like Stupid, Dummy, or Little Pain in the Neck. They live with scars and treat their open wounds. more
I was out fishing one day and found a small red and white plastic fishing bobber. I put it in my shirt pocket, went back to fishing, and forgot about it. more
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A different approach to a traditional home library, the Christian County Library's Outreach Department has been providing an invaluable service for over a decade, delivering library materials to those with mobility or visual impairments. more
When I was a boy, most mothers taught their daughters how to cook. more
I have a long relationship with waiting rooms. I’ve attended medical appointments for three kids, two dogs, one cat, and one husband. For nearly a decade, I also waited in rooms with my dad, which was tricky because he had dementia and couldn’t remember why we were there. more
The Nixa Theatre Department competed in the Reader's Theatre state competition on Thursday, April 24, at Marshfield High School. The Reader's Theatre cast took second place. The Reader's Theatre Cast includes: McKenzie McConville, Deacon Brown, Judah Anderson, AnnaLynn Keese, Emerson Burk, Harrison Carter, Ashlynn Reed, Aiden Hopkins, Greta Finley, Skylar Pannell, Arthur Loden, Lola Quigg, Olivia Carlin, Elly Molacek, and Lilli Robison. more
Dr. Allison Fleetwood was presented the Missouri Outstanding Theatre Educator of the Year Award on Thursday, April 24, by the Missouri State High School Activities Association (MSHSAA) and the National Federation of State High School Associations (NFHS). The award was presented at the MSHSAA Theatre State Championships at Marshfield High School. more
A Nixa High School student was taken into custody on Tuesday, April 22 after it was discovered he brought a gun to the school’s SCORE Campus. more
An arrest has been made in the 1989 murder of a Springfield woman, thanks to advances in DNA testing technology. Paul E. Bowles, 62, was booked into the Greene County Jail on Thursday, April 18. He faces charges of Second-Degree murder, forcible rape, and forcible sodomy in connection with the case. more
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