Thursday Nov 5 | Springfield News Leader
Goodman campaign denies 'rumor' he's getting out of congressional race
The congressional campaign of state Sen. Jack Goodman is dispelling what it calls a "rumor" that he might get out of the 2010 Republican primary to succeed Rep.
Ann Little and the late Dr. John Little are pleased to announce the engagement of their daughter, Jan, granddaughter of Willa B. Patterson, to Jeff Cohu, son of Mr.
Festival of Flavors tickets now on sale
Tickets are now on sale for the Monett Chamber of Commerce's Festival of Flavors, the annual tasting event featuring delicacies from eateries and food industry specialists from around the area.
Workshop Nov. 9 focusing on sustainable agriculture
Farmers and ranchers can learn how to write and submit proposals for grants to promote sustainable agriculture practices at a Nov.9 workshop at the Southwest Research Center in Mount Vernon.
Work on I-44, U.S. 65 among MoDOT projects
Drivers on Interstate 44 and U.S. 65 will want to watch for several ongoing road projects in the Springfield area Tuesday.
Three people were injured in a trio of area traffic accidents since Friday. The Missouri State Highway Patrol issued the following reports: A Monett woman was hurt in a one-vehicle wreck at 9:30 a.m. Friday two miles east of Pleasant Ridge on Route Z in Barry County.
Legislative leaders say they will try to resolve tax-stacking issue
Dr. Carol Lorenzen of the University of Missouri Department of Animal Science says protecting our food supply can be simple and economical.
Missouri Rehabilitation Center Auxiliary is hosting an organizational meeting to start an autism support group at 7:30 p.m. Oct.
Library Board Deals With Personnel, Maintenance
Personnel as well as maintenance and repair items highlighted the September meeting of the Barry-Lawrence Regional Library Board of Trustees.
Apple Butter makin' Days A slice of deliciousness
Things are going to heat up around the Lawrence County Courthouse in Mount Vernon this weekend, and you may want to get in on the action.
Local United Fund effort now underway
The annual fundraising drive for the Barry-Lawrence Area United Fund is now underway.
Scott George, president and chief executive of Mid-America Dental & Hearing Center in Mount Vernon, has been named by the National Federation of Independent Business as the 2009 Solveras/NFIB Small Business Champion for Missouri.
NEW Madigan sides with family in service dog case
The attorney for a family suing their school district in hopes of allowing their autistic son to bring his service dog to school is welcoming the backing of the state's attorney general.
A ROSE: To the improved intersection at Fremont and Sunshine! And for the new interchange being installed at the east Mount Vernon, Mo.
Goodman hosts forum for healthcare professionals
Looking at how to fix healthcare, 29th District State Senator Jack Goodman met with professionals in the field during stops around the district on Wednesday.
Following the dream of Joe Levanti
Theatrical entrepreneur Joe Levanti of Mount Vernon says, "I could use a miracle." Levanti, pictured, now 72, was referring to the dream he shared with his late wife and her deathbed wish that he "keep the dream of the theatre alive." But like affecting others, the economy has taken its toll on achieving this goal as Levanti would have liked.
Aurora plans art walk on Oct. 3
A Downtown Aurora Art Walk has been scheduled for 5:30 - 8:00 p.m., Oct. 3. There will be 20 local artists participating, including Susan Sommers from Springfield, Jesse McCormick from Joplin and Charles and LaVetta Rhinehart.
2,000 rally for bill calling for autism coverage
SEPT. 20, 2009 -- Former Cardinals outfielder Lou Brock laughs with Andrew Roy , 18, and his mother, Laura, both of St.
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