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Ozark and Glendale were among the winners Saturday during quarterfinal play in the 38th annual Holiday Showcase Tournament at Meador Park.
Local graduates take up coaching
The athletic programs at Ozark and Nixa high schools have made their mark on the Ozarks.
Patrol IDs man killed in auto-train collision
The Missouri Highway Patrol has confirmed the identity of a man killed today when a Burlington Northern-Santa Fe coal train slammed into a van near the intersection of Farm Roads 193 and 199 near the James River east of Springfield.
Four Ozarkers Must Pay for Unemployment Benefits
The Missouri Department of Labor is releasing the names of more than 40 people who pleaded guilty to fraudulently receiving unemployment insurance benefits.
The city of Ozark is implementing a new selection process for individuals to be considered for appointment to one of the city's many boards and commissions.
St. Joseph News-Press, St. Joseph, MO
The story on Friday night for the Mustangs was scoring, and a lot of it. The Mustangs left Ozark, Mo.
Nevada Daily Mail/Sunday Nevada Herald
Ozark Empire Fair seeks quality entries for hay show
Hay growers are reminded that entries for the Ozark Empire Fair Hay Show are being accepted until July 10.
Historic Ozark building evaluated for cleanup
Ozark -- The old fieldstone community building erected on the Christian County courthouse square by workers in the Depression-era WPA program is being evaluated for its eligibility for an environmental cleanup grant.
Death of Michael Jackson stuns Ozarkers
The stunning death of entertainer Michael Jackson was a hot topic across the Ozarks on Thursday evening.
Jackson County gun club must make changes before it can reopen
A gun club in eastern Jackson County needs a variety of improvements before it can be considered safe enough to operate, a consultant has told county officials.The Lake Lotawana Sportsmens Club should install new physical barriers to keep rifle and pistol rounds from leaving the range, which recently was the subject of complaints from neighbors.
CoxHealth locating third Wal-Mart clinic in Ozark
Ozark -- The Wal-M art Supercenter in Ozark will become the third location of the Clinic at Wal-Mart operated by CoxHealth, a news release said Monday.
Federal Emergency Management Agency
President Declares Major Disaster For Missouri
The head of the U.S. Department of Homeland Security's Federal Emergency Management Agency today announced that federal disaster aid has been made available for the State of Missouri and ordered federal aid to supplement state and local recovery efforts in the area struck by severe storms, tornadoes, and flooding during the period of May 8-16, ...
MO Gov. Gets Disaster Declaration for 46 Counties
Thanks to the state government the federal government is coming to the rescue of local governments in 46 counties, many in the Ozarks.
6-year-old Nixa boy saves family from fire
Six-year-old Tyler Egan stayed up after his dad went to work at 6 a.m last Wednesday and, as he often does, started making a snack while everyone else slept.
Machino's to host 'Public Places' exhibit
Maschino's and the Springfield Regional Arts Council have teamed up to feature local and regional artists as part of the Arts Council's Art in Public Places program.
Preliminary hearing for Ozark man accused of manslaughter set for July 14
A preliminary hearing for Bobby G. Jones of Ozark has been rescheduled for July 14.
Floats, fishing give memories on lakes, rivers
The June 8 column concentrated on the Osage River and left no room for my personal lake postscripts.
WXOS-FM/101 ESPN won the 2009 Missouri Broadcast Award for a oeBest Sports Programa for their original program, the a oeSt.
One-lane traffic tonight at U.S. 65 and Highway 14
One-lane traffic and traffic signal work is planned in Ozark on Highway 14 at 20th Street between 7 p.m. tonight and 7:30 a.m. Wednesday.
Board tables Ozark Main Street issue
Ozark -- The Ozark Board of Aldermen tabled a decision to sign off on a Neighborhood Assistance Program Grant that would enable Ozark Main Street to receive tax credits to continue project proposals and continue operation.
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