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KEN DAVIS (left) was first elected to be Christian County’s public administrator in 2008. He will serve four more years following his reelection in 2020. Davis was sworn in on Dec. 31, 2020, in the Christian County Commission’s chambers at the Historic Courthouse in Ozark. 
Photo gallery: Christian County elected officers sworn in
The start of a new year marked the start of new terms in office for many elected officials in Christian County government, and it included one personnel change on the Christian County … more
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GERI GODBER became the executive director of the Christian County Library system in 2013. She is leaving to accept a new job in Oregon in February 2021.
Search is on for Christian County’s next library director
The Christian County Library has experienced a lot of change in the past seven years, and the new year will bring one more. Our executive director, Geri Godber, has accepted a new position and will … more
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CHRISTIAN COUNTY EASTERN DISTRICT COMMISSIONER LYNN MORRIS (right) is sworn into office by Christian County Clerk Kay Brown (left) at a ceremony Dec. 31, 2020, in the commission’s chambers at the Christian County Historic Courthouse in Ozark. 
Christian County County commission lineup set; Morris sworn in the East, Bilyeu returns for the West
Mike Robertson said some goodbyes on his way out the door, but he didn’t leave a list of instructions to Lynn Morris.Morris took an oath of office to be sworn as the new Eastern District … more
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SCOUTS set-up an assembly line to fill boxes of groceries for veterans.
Elks deliver Christmas dinner to veterans
For the past several months, the Christian County Elks Lodge No. 2777 accepted food donations of canned goods, coffee, boxed cereal, peanut butter and many other non-perishable items. To this list, … more
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Gov. Mike Parson, right, briefs reporters in Jefferson City on Dec. 30, 2020.
Governor highlights COVID-19 vaccination progress
About a week after two nurses at Mercy hospital in Springfield became the first southwest Missourians to be vaccinated against COVID-19, Missouri Gov. Mike Parson briefed the public on the progress … more
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U.S. SEN. JOSH HAWLEY questions Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg during a Senate Judiciary Committee hearing in November 2020.
Senator from Ozark objects to U.S. election certification
U.S. Senator Josh Hawley (R-Missouri) announced he will object during the Electoral College certification process on January 6, 2021. Hawley says he objected to highlight a belief that some states, … more
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CARS SIT PARKED near businesses on Main Street in Nixa on Dec. 23. Utility lines run along the spaces where vehicles are parallel parked on the left side of this photograph.
Business owners wary of Nixa Main Street project
Bids for a water line project on Main Street triggered an alarm with a Nixa business owner.The Nixa City Council conducted the first reading of a bill to award a $1.09 million water line improvement … more
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A TEMPORARY SIGN hangs over the used car building at James River Chrysler Dodge Jeep Ram, formerly Youngblood, which came under new ownership in late 2020.
Ozark auto dealers under new name, ownership
If you’ve driven past two of Christian County’s largest auto dealerships, it’s hard to miss the new signs.What was once Campbell Ford is now James River Ford off of U.S. Highway 65 and Highway … more
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NIXA CITY COUNCILMAN SCOTT PERRYMAN (right) received the Missouri Public Utility Alliance Public Official of the Year from MPUA Vice President Ewell Lawson on Nov. 23, at Nixa City Hall.
Filing opens for city office candidates
Across Christian County, incumbents and challengers are filing to run for municipal offices for the April 6, 2021 election.Candidate filing opened Dec. 15, and lasts until Jan. 19, 2021. Persons … more
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AN OZARK DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS CREW digs up utility line on North Second Avenue in Ozark at the intersection with Church Street on Dec. 18. The work is part of a larger project to replace and upgrade utility lines throughout Ozark’s central downtown area.
One way streets: New traffic patterns on the Ozark square
As of Dec. 21, clockwise travel around the Christian County Historic Courthouse is illegal.One-way travel is part of a larger plan to revamp and revitalize downtown Ozark into a gathering place that … more
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University of Missouri Extension office, Ozark.
Christian County scales back MU Extension funding
The University of Missouri Extension Council for Christian County initially requested $96,700 in funding for 2021. The request got dialed back to $87,500, and then the Christian County Commission … more
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Former businesses along Main Street in Sparta sit empty, their buildings blighted and lacking maintenance.
Sparta chosen for Main Street development grant
Sparta competed and won a grant package that could spruce up Main Street and bring the people of the community closer together.Missouri Main Street Connection selected Sparta for a cost-sharing … more
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