The Ozark Chamber of Commerce announced Jane Paul began serving as its interim president on Feb. 1. The announcement comes after the resignation of the former president Greg Williams. more

A record-setting winter storm and the widening of Highway 14 will both have lasting impacts on power prices in Nixa, but five years worth of rate adjustments are set to start with lower utility bills. more

People who have court hearings scheduled in Christian County on Feb. 2 will need to check for their new court dates. more

Dr. Chris Bauman will remain the superintendent of the Ozark School District until at least June of 2025. more

The Missouri Department of Natural Resources awarded a $40,000 Clean Water Engineering Report Grant to the city of Highlandville to evaluate the city’s wastewater system. more

Ozark residents are buzzing about hamburgers and jalapeno ranch sauce. more

A federal judge denied a defense attorney’s motion to dismiss charges against a state lawmaker from Christian County, and her trial on 23 felony charges is scheduled to start June 6. more

The Ozark High School JROTC battalion rifle team earned a clean sweep of the championship trophies at the Civilian Marksmanship Program (CMP) State Championship on Jan. 15. more

The playground at Grubaugh Park won't just be brand new, but it will be the first of its kind in the Springfield metro area. The inclusive playground at Grubaugh Park will welcome persons of all ages and abilities. more

State Rep. Bishop Davidson, R-Republic, said he heard from a constituent about a 17 year-old who ran away from home and police could not act to retrieve her.  He said her family felt she was in an unsafe and abusive situation, and noted that they still have responsibility for her care until she turns 18. more

More than 40,000 Christian County residents are vaccinated against the SARS-CoV-2 virus, which is 45.6 percent of the population. more

Lane Coleman will begin serving with Missouri State Highway Patrol Troop C in St. Charles County. more