The Ozark High School National Honor Society welcomed 90 students as its newest members with an induction ceremony. more

The opening day for candidates to file will be Dec. 7, 2021, at 8 a.m. and the filing period will close on Dec. 28, 2021, at 5 p.m. more

Educators in Ozark have invited business leaders to take part in some "dream sessions," where together, they will develop the plans that help design a school for the future. more

Trial dates have been moved again in the case of a man accused of shooting and killing a woman in their Nixa home in 2019. more

The Nixa City Council is weighing a move to acquire two public water systems and a sewer system, and whether or not a $3.5 million move in 2021 would be beneficial for Nixa Utilities in the future. more

Wilson’s Creek National Battlefield invites the public to attend a new event called the Veterans Luminary Tour on Saturday, Nov. 13, from 5-9 p.m. more

Ozark residents who regularly travel along Third Street, or Business Highway 14, wondered what happened to the yellow house that once stood near the stoplight at West Jackson Street. The house seemingly disappeared overnight. more

An Ozark woman has been indicted for manslaughter in what Greene County prosecutors say was her part in a fatal crash that left a 21-year-old college student dead. more

Six felony sex crime convictions will keep a Sparta man in prison for at least 35 years. Bradley J. Blevins, 47, was sentenced to prison on Oct. 28. more

Missouri Secretary of State Jay Ashcroft visited two schools in Nixa to show his support for student learning programs that happen after the school day is over. more

The Missouri School Boards Association withdrew from the national organization for school boards over controversy involving a letter sent to President Joe Biden. more

Leading edge medical treatments in the fight against COVID-19 are happening in a tent in the parking lot of a Christian County pharmacy. more