Local Interests
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Governor Kelly Signs Bipartisan Bill Increasing Compensation for Crime Victims
TOPEKA— Governor Laura Kelly today signed House Bill 2781, increasing compensation, services, and support for victims of crimes. “Increasing compensation for…
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Pitt State’s Axe Library planning spring book sale
Readers seeking good deals on gently used books will find them at Axe Library’s annual spring book sale on April…
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Man from Taney County drowns after going into creek to retrieve his dog
A man from Walnut Shade in Taney County in southwest Missouri drowned just after noon yesterday when he went into…
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Fire in the Ozarks: tree-ring research reveals widespread fires in region’s past
Scientists at the University of Missouri have found historical evidence of widespread, recurring wildfires in the Ozarks and elsewhere by…
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CFO grants $3,000 to Children’s Center of SWMO
The Community Foundation of the Ozarks granted $3,000 to Children’s Center of Southwest Missouri in the latest round of Inclusion…
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Southwest Missouri Congressman Burlison back from trip to Israel
Recently, southwest Missouri Congressman Eric Burlison was in war torn Israel seeing for himself the damage caused by the October…
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MO House committee continues investigation into ethics complaint
A Missouri House investigation continues into a “personnel inquiry” and a “house ethics complaint.” House Speaker Dean Plocher is believed…
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Jackson County Assessment office set for ‘soft’ reopening next week
Jackson County’s Assessment office is set for a “soft” reopen next Tuesday after being crippled last week by a ransomware…
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Two from Neosho to be honored as local heroes
Neosho, Missouri – The City of Neosho will be recognizing two exemplary residents for their heroic actions in rendering aid…
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Cancer Benefit planned for Seneca this Saturday
A cancer benefit for Rhonda Beale is planned for Saturday morning in Seneca. The 5K run and a 5K Walk…
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