Grabeel News

Springfield Public Schools received 2,670 H1N1 vaccines the week of Nov. 9, according to a news release.

Kennedy, 8, is a third-grader who enjoys performing on stage. Her parents are Joella and Shawn.

Ozark County News Nov. 7, 1895 A horse was stolen from Cal Rippey one night about the 26th of October at Harve Shepard's barn 12 miles north of town.

Springfield Public Schools expects to have at least 480 H1N1 vaccines to administer the week of Nov.

Ozark County News Oct. 31, 1889 Grabeel - Two serious accidents happened at Franklin Grove school last Friday.

About 30 percent of the students at Delaware Elementary School have flu-like symptoms and were absent on Tuesday.

Broadway actress Kim Crosby and film actor Lucas Grabeel will headline the Diamond Centennial Celebration at the Landers Theatre Friday night to note the 75th anniversary of Springfield Little Theatre and 100th anniversary of the historic Landers.

Broadway star Kim Crosby and actor Lucas Grabeel will celebrate the 100th anniversary of the Landers Theatre and the 75th anniversary of Springfield Little Theatre in a gala that begins at 7:30 p.m. Friday at the Landers Theatre, 311 E. Walnut St.

Those who know Springfield Little Theatre, who love Springfield Little Theatre, say one thing has made it successful: People.

Two weeks into the school year, and so far so good when it comes to school attendance.

Seventy-fifth anniversaries are few and far between, but this year two venerable Springfield performing arts institutions hit the rare milestone and will celebrate in starry fashion.

The American Diabetes Association is sponsoring a free program for families with children affected by diabetes on Saturday, August 29th at Chesterfield Family Center, 1925 W. Chesterfield Boulevard.

What will happen if the dreaded H1N1 virus -- also known as swine flu -- makes its way to Springfield's school classrooms? 'It's not a matter of 'if' -- it's a matter of 'when,'' said Jean Grabeel, the Springfield school district's health coordinator.

What will happen if the dreaded H1N1 virus -- also known as swine flu -- makes its way to Springfield's school classrooms? 'It's not a matter of 'if' -- it's a matter of 'when,'' said Jean Grabeel, the Springfield school district's health coordinator.

Job-related stress caused a dramatic increase in the number of Springfield school district staff visits to the nurse's office last year, according to the district's annual health report.

There were more emergency incidents in the 2008-2009 school year than in the previous four years, according to an end-of-year health report recently released by the Springfield school district.

The printing office and barber shop are now located in the back department of the Winger & Mishler stand.

While there were no confirmed cases of swine flu in Springfield last week, Springfield Public Schools is carefully monitoring students for any flu-like symptoms and educating students and staff about preventive measures.