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Conjure House Coffee to host soft reopening Tues.
Officials with the Ozark Small Business Incubator invite the public to attend the soft opening of its client, Conjure House Coffee, at 1 p.m. Tuesday in its new location in West Main Plaza. … more
Kirt Ramseur
Community First names new board members, announces promotions
Community First Banking Company in West Plains announces two new board members and the promotions of six employees. Kirt Ramseur was named as an advisory director to the bank’s board of … more
Cameron Hutchison, a contractor for codefi, works on a project at his computer.
MSU-WP bridges gap for rural tech careers with codefi partnership
Missouri State University-West Plains has recently become the fourth higher education institution in Missouri to recognize the curriculum of codefi, a tech venture and workforce development firm … more
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Community invited to Sparklight rebranding celebration
Internet provider company Sparklight invites the West Plains community to a free ribbon-cutting and launch party celebrating the company’s rebrand from Fidelity Communications to Sparklight. … more
FNBC elevates Rebekah Guiltner to executive VP
FNBC bank CEO Marty Sellars recently announced Rebekah Guiltner has been promoted to executive vice [resident, director of Risk Management and Audit. Guiltner joined FNBC in 2000 as a … more
State Farm Insurance Agent Ramona Heiney recently celebrated 10 years with her own State Farm office. She held a ribbon cutting ceremony May 30, attended by employees, friends and members of the Greater West Plains Area Chamber of Commerce. The festivities continued with a Chic-Fil-A day at Tractor Supply Company and the giveaway of chicken sandwiches to the first 100 customers, sponsored by Heiney and State Farm Insurance. She has been an insurance agent since 1987 and with State Farm for 24 years. Front row, from left: chamber ambassador Shirley Butler and board Chair Lana Snodgras; State Farm employees Jonathan Kissinger, Addi Luna, Heiney, Abigail Hicks and Kate Martin; Marge Slayton and chamber ambassador Cynthia Haigler.
Ramona Heiney State Farm celebrates 10 years
During the annual spring fundraising drive centered around the Cystic Fibrosis of West Plains country music concert, Ozark Cafe donated $5,000 to the cause. The money was raised through a “Super Bowl Squares” game, the giveaway of a spa basket made by co-owner Kim Eding and the proceeds from the restaurant’s Cystic Fibrosis Day. "The Eding family and all their staff at Ozark Cafe work extra hard during our concert time to help us in any way possible. We appreciate all they do for Cystic Fibrosis of West Plains," said Rick Frazier, a volunteer for the organization. From left: Ozark Cafe employees Samantha Jazdzewski, Brooke Henderson holding Cooper Henderson, and John Marchant; Cystic Fibrosis of West Plains supporter Joe Auffert; Ozark Cafe owner Kim Eding; Cystic Fibrosis volunteer Jessica Joice-Frazier; Ozark Cafe employee Jasmine Roberts, owner Raymond Eding holding Sterling Roberts, employees Amanda Johnson and Chris Johnson, and owner Ella Eding; and Cystic Fibrosis volunteers Rick and Lois Frazier.
Ozark Cafe contributes $5,000 to CF cause
Community First Banking Company of West Plains recently served as the Platinum Sponsor of the Ozarks Small Business Incubator’s signature National Small Business Week celebration, EPIC: Farm to Fork in the Ozark. The bank’s $1,500 contribution enabled OzSBI to host its annual event, this year’s theme based around agricultural entrepreneurship. Learn more at crm.ozsbi.com/epic25, or call 417-256-9724 for more information. From left: Ila Sloan, OzSBI chief financial officer; Heather Fisher, OzSBI executive director; Heather Ziegler; Kelly Slayton, Community First executive vice president and chief operations officer; Daniel McKinney, vice president of lending; and Ricky Baker, OzSBI business engagement specialist.
Community First sponsors OzSBI’s EPIC
SCOCOG: Apply for home down payment assistance program
In April and May, Howell County suffered from natural disasters including heavy rains, straight line winds, flooding and tornados.  Through federal funding awarded by the Missouri … more
Wood & Huston Bank recently contributed $500 to the West Plains Noon Rotary Club’s annual fundraiser, featuring a giveaway drawing for a cruise for two won by Stacey Tune of West Plains. The fundraiser supports Rotary programs including the Backpack Program to combat food insecurity over weekends and long school breaks. Shown, in no particular order: Shauna Lockett, Syliva Biggers, Ashley Young, Ashlyn Waggoner, Rotarian Lana Snodgras, Andy Tripp, Kent Kelley, Kylie Bolerjack , Belinda Kuntz, Rotarian Greg Carter, Brittany Smith and Zoe Mahoney.
Wood & Huston gives Rotary fundraiser a boost
Jasper Holdings announces record ESOP value for ‘24
Associate-owner shareholders of the Jasper Holdings Employee Stock Ownership Plan (ESOP), including employees of the Jasper Engines facility in Willow Springs, were recently presented with what … more
Ramona Heiney-State Farm was a $2,500 sponsor of a recent West Plains Noon Rotary fundraiser. From left: Rotarians Greg Carter, State Farm Agent Ramona Heiney, Syliva Biggers and Lana Snodgras.
Local businesses support Rotary fundraising effort
Ramona Heiney-State Farm and United Country Missouri Ozarks Realty are among several businesses that contributed toward a recent fundraiser for West Plains Noon Rotary Club in support of the … more
OZH Foundation Welcomes White to board
The Ozarks Healthcare Foundation has welcomed Brian White as the newest member of its board of directors. A longtime member of the West Plains community, White brings decades of leadership and … more
OzSBI reports EPIC success
The Ozarks Small Business Incubator hosted EPIC: Farm to Fork in the Ozarks, its annual National Small Business Week celebration, on May 8. About 70 people attended and networked with speakers and … more
Ramona Heiney-State Farm Insurance will celebrate 10 years in business on May 30, and invites the community to come help celebrate. Festivities start at 9 a.m., with a Greater West Plains Area Chamber of Commerce ribbon cutting at the office, 1024 Porter Wagoner Blvd. in West Plains. From 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. the business will partner with the Chick-Fil-A food truck to host an event at Tractor Supply, 1564 U.S. 160 in West Plains. Customers and non-customers are invited. To kick off the celebration, the first 100 sandwiches will be free, with a limit of one per customer. There will also be giveaways and a photo op in State Farm’s giant inflatable chair. “But what makes this event even more special is our commitment to giving back to the community,” said Heiney. “We're proud to announce a $500 donation to the Rotary Backpack Program, and we'll match up to another $500 in community donations.” Donations will be accepted at the event. From left, employees Addi Luna, Abbey Hicks, Heiney and Brittany Diamond.
Ramona Heiney-State Farm celebrates 10 years
Temple’s works on display at OzSBI
Through June, local artist Cindy Temple’s artwork is featured on the first floor of the Ozarks Small Business Incubator, 408 Washington Ave, thanks to a partnership between OzSBI and the West … more
New state newsletter tracks tariffs, jobs, consumer sentiment
Missouri Director of Economic Research Jeff Pinkerton has announced the launch of a monthly newsletter regarding the state’s economic health and development and national trends.  … more
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Willow Chamber to host tea in June
The Willow Springs Chamber of Commerce will hold a “Fiercely Feminine” Mother-Daughter Tea event in June, with guest speakers Becky and Anna Bradley of Mini Mosaic Acre farm. … more
Students from the Southern Missouri Technical Institute’s welding program made a clean sweep at the recent Missouri State University-West Plains High School Welding Contest, claiming the top four spots in the competition. “These standout performances highlight the strength of SoMoTech’s skilled trades programs and the bright futures of these aspiring welders,” West Plains R-7 School District officials said, extending their congratulations to the winners, from left: Jaren Rutledge, fourth place; Andrew Jackson, third place; Hoyt Weisbrod, first place; and Kamdyn Ming, second place.
SoMoTech welding students make clean sweep
Mulberry Home is now a member of the Greater West Plains Area Chamber of Commerce and recently celebrated with a ribbon cutting attended by friends, family and other chamber members. The shop stocks jewelry, cosmetics, décor, kitchenware, baby items and party supplies. Owner Adonia Menz is pictured front and center holding the giant scissors used to cut the ceremonial ribbon. It is located at 1431 Preacher Roe Blvd. next to Edward Jones and Los Amigos, open from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Wednesdays through Fridays and 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Saturdays. Call 417-249-1431.
WP Chamber welcomes Mulberry Home with ceremony
“Gift-giving is a powerful way to nurture and deepen relationships,” said Adonia Menz, owner of new Greater West Plains Area Chamber of Commerce member Mulberry Home. “It goes … more
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