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Blaze destroys Cassville home
A home on Rainbow Drive in Cassville was ruled a total loss following a fire on Oct. 12 that began in a building adjacent to a carport.
Don’t wait until 40
For Andrea Sitzes, the road through breast cancer began with a series of appointments that had repeatedly reassured her that the lumps and spots she felt were cysts.
22 new banners honor area veterans
A full list of banner recipients include: Sergeant Hal Irwin accepted by Hal Miller and Ronnie Campbell Private Green Berry Easley accepted by Geneva Hicks and Wilma Gaines Seaman 1st…
STATE REP. 158 QUESTIONNAIRE: Scott Cupps, Republican
1. Why do you want this position and what are your qualifications? I’m running for my fifth and final term in the Missouri House. A LOT has changed since I…
STATE REP. 158 QUESTIONNAIRE: Christopher Foster, Democrat
1. Why do you want this position and what are your qualifications? I want a representative that will hear and act on the concerns of all of the constituents in…
Ozark 7 PD day hits home
More than 300 area educators visited the Exeter R-6 School District campus to learn and collaborate during the annual Ozark 7 Conference Professional Development Day on Sept. 18.
Purdy school board focuses on state mandates
Purdy school board members took a closer look at the start of the 2026-2027 year at their September meeting, and forecasts of how changes at the state level may impact the district in the coming months.
News Briefs, Oct. 21
The Eagle Rock Friends of the Library Howl-O-Ween festivities will be held on Saturday.
Home destroyed, 2 others damaged following fire
A home on Mill Street was destroyed and two others sustained damage following a fire that was more difficult than normal to extinguish due to damages natural gas lines.
Moore, Ruark crowned Cassville royalty
Molly Moore, daughter of Josh and Amanda Moore, of Cassville, was named Cassville Homecoming Queen.
