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Springfield Public Schools Explore summer program enrollment starts this week (March 6-10)
The week of March 6-10 starts the enrollment process for Springfield Public Schools Explore summer program. → Read More
Springfield Public Schools Explore summer program enrollment starts this week (March 6-10)
The week of March 6-10 starts the enrollment process for Springfield Public Schools Explore summer program. → Read More
Springfield City Council starts next step in determining recreational marijuana regulations
While recreational marijuana is legal in Missouri (for those 21 and older), individual cities still have the right to enact ordinances related to its consumption. The Springfield City Council is looking at what they might do. → Read More
Furniture store with 90-plus year history in Springfield is closing its doors
Wheeler's Furniture is going out of business ending a Springfield tradition that's been around for over nine decades. → Read More
Furniture store with 90-plus year history in Springfield is closing its doors
Wheeler's Furniture is going out of business ending a Springfield tradition that's been around for over nine decades. → Read More
Springfield couple gets married on Valentine’s Day after meeting on high school reunion Facebook page
A Springfield couple who barely knew each other in high school reunited almost a half-century later to get married on Valentine's Day. → Read More
Springfield couple gets married on Valentine’s Day after meeting on high school reunion Facebook page
A Springfield couple who barely knew each other in high school reunited almost a half-century later to get married on Valentine's Day. → Read More
Springfield Cardinals and proposed new landlords hope to expand non-baseball activities at Hammons Field
A look at how the city of Springfield is funding the proposed purchase of Hammons Field and what they hope to do in expanding the stadium's revenue potential. → Read More
Springfield Cardinals and proposed new landlords hope to expand non-baseball activities at Hammons Field
A look at how the city of Springfield is funding the proposed purchase of Hammons Field and what they hope to do in expanding the stadium's revenue potential. → Read More
Recreational and medical marijuana dispensaries to get same zoning restrictions in Springfield
Recreational marijuana sales by dispensaries are supposed to start next week, and communities are trying to update their ordinances as part of the requirements of the state constitutional amendment. → Read More
Recreational and medical marijuana dispensaries to get same zoning restrictions in Springfield
Recreational marijuana sales by dispensaries are supposed to start next week, and communities are trying to update their ordinances as part of the requirements of the state constitutional amendment. → Read More
Nixa City Council approves rezoning for area at Main-Tracker Rd. to build apartments
Nixa's City Council recently approved the rezoning of just over 28 acres of land at the intersection of Main and Tracker Road for apartment construction. The land had been zoned for single-family homes. → Read More
Nixa City Council approves rezoning for area at Main-Tracker Rd. to build apartments
Nixa's City Council recently approved the rezoning of just over 28 acres of land at the intersection of Main and Tracker Road for apartment construction. The land had been zoned for single-family homes. → Read More
Number of pediatric firearm injuries went up during pandemic including here in the Ozarks
A researcher from the UM School of Medicine found that pediatric gun-related injuries when up during the pandemic. → Read More
Number of pediatric firearm injuries went up during pandemic including here in the Ozarks
A researcher from the UM School of Medicine found that pediatric gun-related injuries when up during the pandemic. → Read More
Area law enforcement turns out in force to bid farewell to Christian Co. Sheriff’s Office first K-9
Kye, the first member of Christian County's K-9 unit, was given a fond farewell by over 30 representatives of area law enforcement agencies on Wednesday before he was euthanized because of ongoing health problems. → Read More
Area law enforcement turns out in force to bid farewell to Christian Co. Sheriff’s Office first K-9
Kye, the first member of Christian County's K-9 unit, was given a fond farewell by over 30 representatives of area law enforcement agencies on Wednesday before he was euthanized because of ongoing health problems. → Read More
Bass Pro Tournament of Champions provides winter boost for Springfield’s hotel and restaurant industry
The Bass Pro Tournament of Champions contributes to the Springfield area's sports reputation as well as the local economy. → Read More
Country music icon with ties to the Ozarks passes at the age of 86
Remembering a country music giant who had ties to the Ozarks. Stan Hitchcock died this past week in a Nashville suburb. The singer, songwriter and founder of CMT (Country Music Television) boosted the careers of many country music stars. → Read More
Country music icon with ties to the Ozarks passes at the age of 86
Remembering a country music giant who had ties to the Ozarks. Stan Hitchcock died this past week in a Nashville suburb. The singer, songwriter and founder of CMT (Country Music Television) boosted the careers of many country music stars. → Read More