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City Administrator elected president of State City/County Management Association Board
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Anniversary: Jay Rankin & Marlene Rankin
Louis, Missouri. They have five children: Susan and husband Bruce Crawford of Pleasant Hope, MO; Judy and husband Terry Pitts of Aurora, MO; Janice and husband Kurt Goodall of Harrison, AR; Jeannine Rankin of Ozark, MO; and Thomas and wife Paige of Springfield, MO.
Ozark attorney admits to failing to pay taxes
Tammy Dickinson, United States Attorney for the Western District of Missouri, announced that an Ozark, Mo., attorney pleaded guilty in federal court today to willfully failing to pay both the payroll taxes he deducted from his employees' paychecks and his personal income taxes.
Fire burns through roof of home in Ozark
Firefighters are battling a blaze that has burned through the roof of a home in a residential subdivision of Ozark.
Garden christened at Azalea Festival
As spring weather beckons, a new chapter blooms for a group of local gardeners. The 2013 Azalea Festival brought flower appreciators to the Gardens at Woodfield in Nixa, which was once a mere sinkhole.
For her 7th birthday, she had the idea of asking her friends and family to bring dog food, supplies and toys to her birthday party instead of bringing her birthday gifts.
Suspect requests public defender
A public defender will represent the man accused of killing his roommate by shooting him to death.
Firefighters rescue 2 after canoe capsizes
Firefighters rescued two stranded boaters Thursday night after their vessel capsized in Bull Creek.
Ozark replaces clerk after controversy
The city of Ozark has announced the hiring of Sharon Mickey as its new city clerk.
Evangel to graduate record number of students
Evangel University will celebrate its 55th annual graduation ceremony with a record 552 graduates at 9:30 a.m. Friday.
Tornado survivors reflect on storm that tore through Springfield 30 years ago
The F-3 tornado that tore through the Queen City ON April 29, 1983, killed one person, injured more than a dozen others, and left a lasting impression on thousands of Ozarkers.
Ozark Board of Aldermen hires new city clerk
After interviewing seven people, the Ozark mayor and aldermen hired Sharon Mickey to be the new city clerk.
Firefighters rescue two after boat capsizes
Firefighters rescued two stranded boaters Thursday night after their vessel capsized in Bull Creek.
Our house was sitting on an island. The branches on either side were running over.
The Christian County Emergency Services Board of Directors, the body that administers 911 service throughout the county, will remain mostly intact in 2017.
Ozark meetings focus of AG probe
Missouri Attorney General Chris Koster will investigate claims that Mayor Shane Nelson and four aldermen conducted unlawful meetings leading up to the suspension of City Clerk Lana Wilson, who was later fired.
Ozark meetings focus of AG probe
Missouri Attorney General Chris Koster will investigate claims that Mayor Shane Nelson and four aldermen conducted unlawful meetings leading up to the suspension of City Clerk Lana Wilson, who was later fired.