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Each year, Howell Rural Fire District No. 1 supports the Cystic Fibrosis of West Plains benefit concert by providing standby emergency and safety services. In addition to their volunteer efforts, department members recently donated $300 to the local organization to support research for cystic fibrosis treatments and a cure.Front row, from left: Chief Joe Auffert, Assistant Chief Chris Wilbanks and department personnel Daniel Dennis, Christel Cantrell and Bill Guy. Back row: Department personnel Dalton Peoples, Bradley Laughary, Tim Bradfute, Jerry Wirtz, Jay Mullett, John Melvin and Adam Stokes.
Howell Rural FD donates services, funds to Cystic Fibrosis of WP
Edwin Woolsey
MOMENT IN THE WORD: When ordinary bread and wine become holy
1 Cor. 2:14, 15:44: “But the natural man does not receive the things of the Spirit of God, for they are foolishness to him; nor can he know them, because they are spiritually discerned. ... There … more
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Plant sale today, Mother’s Day garden gifts available
Today’s market is the place to be for those looking to get their spring gardens growing. Jess Dietrich’s produce trailers will feature a large plant sale with many varieties of herbs. more
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Importance of pesticide safety in forage production
Hay and pasture management generally requires less pesticide use compared to row and specialty crops. Producers mainly rely on cultural management strategies, such as liming and fertilizing, to reduce weed pressure in forages. more
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CATTLE REPORTS
WEST PLAINS, April 29, 2026 — Compared to last week, slaughter cows sold steady at Ozarks Regional Stockyards, while slaughter bulls were $1 to $2 higher. Demand was good on a moderate supply of … more
Great Scrubs & More, formerly on Kentucky Avenue, has moved to 1721 Gibson St. The store carries a selection of scrubs, shoes, medical equipment such as stethoscopes and blood pressure cuffs, and nursing-related accessories including insulated cups, badge holders, watches and jewelry. The shop also features an attached clothing boutique that carries tops, jeans, skirts, bags and other accessories. Customers may also choose from a selection of heat transfers that can be placed on clothing. Store hours are 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Mondays through Fridays and 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturdays. Call 417-255-2277 or visit their Facebook page, @greatscrubs. From left: Greater West Plains Area chamber ambassador Shirley Butler, Shannon North, 154th District State Rep. Lisa Durnell, Great Scrubs & More co-owners Stewart Walters and Kayanna Walters, employees Lilly Ryan and Halli King, and chamber ambassadors Ann Marie Newberry and Karen Eggert.
Great Scrubs & More celebrates new location
Prices soften following water issue at major packer
      WEST PLAINS, APRIL 15, 206 — Compared to last week, slaughter cows were steady to $2 lower and bulls were steady. Demand was good on a moderate supply. Slaughter … more
Simmons Bank recently donated $300 to the 38th annual Cystic Fibrosis Concert. The contribution goes toward research to find a cure and treatments for the disease, which affects the respiratory and digestive systems and requires lifelong medical intervention. Thanks to the efforts of local businesses and individuals, this year's fundraiser was record-breaking, marking the first time the event raised more than $100,000. From left: Simmons employees Liza Karaivan, Maddy Feldman, John Plummer and Ashley Rosenbum; Cystic Fibrosis of West Plains volunteer Jessica Joice-Frazier holding Hazel; Simmons employees Tramond Day, Mary Aye and Baliey Crank; and Cystic Fibrosis volunteer Lois Frazier.
Simmons Bank donates to CF cause
Koshkonong resident Holly Meyer, seated, third from left, was elected president-elect of the Missouri Angus Association board of directors during the organization's annual banquet Feb. 21 in Columbia. Seated, from left: Roger Behlmann, St. Paul, past president; Josh Gilbert, Oldfield, president; Meyer; Jeff Rhode, Stewartsville, vice president; Darla Eggers, Mexico, secretary; Dave Eversole, Rocheport, treasurer; and Julie Conover, Holden, executive director. Standing: Matt Jordan, Savannah, district 1 director; Chad Sampson, Kirksville, district 2 director; Ryan Meyers, Mexico, district 3 director; Mark Womack, Doe Run, district 4 director; Douglas Frank, Wentzville, district 5 director; Tanner Dowling, Fair Grove, district 7 director; Sheldon Shaver, Salem, district 8 director; Billy Wallis, Millersville, district 9 director; Alan Mead, Barnett, American Angus Association board member; and Jim Brinkley, Milan, president and chairman of the American Angus Association board.
Kosh resident elected to state Angus board
Kids can learn math and science as part of their gardening experience.
Gardens help children thrive, encourage healthy habits
Of all the things growing in a garden, children are the most important. With April’s National Gardening Month recently concluded, spring remains an ideal time to discuss the need to teach youngsters about what unfortunately is becoming a lost art, according to University of Missouri Extension horticulturist David Trinklein. more
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The Thayer High School Future Business Leaders of America chapter earned top honors, including a state championship title and a Gold Chapter of the Year Award, at the FBLA State Leadership Conference held April 12 through 14 in Springfield. The three-day conference brought together more than 5,000 attendees from nearly 400 chapters across Missouri. Members participated in workshops, listened to keynote speakers and engaged in professional networking while competing in 76 distinct events ranging from accounting and business ethics to social media strategies. Students representing the Thayer chapter at the state conference included Dustin Adams, Kara Britton, Keili Combs, Emma Crowder, Ryleigh Davis, Jacelyn Donahue, Crystal Edwards, Hailey Gorham, Aidan Harvey, Savannah Jackson, JT Ogles, Brady Parker, Reese Pender, Brette Tharp and Grayson Woods. These students earned their spots at the state level following strong performances at the District 14 FBLA Leadership Conference held Feb. 9 in Hartville. During the state conference's Awards of Excellence program at the Great Southern Bank Arena, Thayer member Reese Pender was named the state champion after placing first in the Job Interview competition. Savannah Jackson also earned state recognition, placing third in Business Communication and seventh in Public Speaking. Both Pender and Jackson are now eligible to compete at the National Leadership Conference in San Antonio this summer. The chapter's success extended beyond individual competitions. The Thayer FBLA was awarded the Gold Chapter of the Year Award, accepted by Chapter President Savannah Jackson. The honor recognizes chapters that actively participate in local, state and national activities aligned with the organization’s mission. By completing the requirements for Chapter of the Year, Thayer is automatically eligible for the Gold Seal Chapter Award of Merit, which recognizes the top 15% of chapters statewide. Additionally, Jackson was awarded the "I Believe" Scholarship and earned Business Achievement Awards at the Leader and Advocate levels. Jackson and Hailey Gorham both received Community Service Awards; Gorham completed 205 hours of community service, while Jackson completed 216 hours. Thayer FBLA Adviser Teresa Garrison, a retiring educator, was also recognized during the event for her 22 years of service to the organization. “I am very proud of all our competitors and the support given to us from our administration as well as our community," Garrison said. "I have been honored and proud to be a part of this great organization and community!” CUTLINE: Members of the Thayer High School Future Business Leaders of America chapter gather during the FBLA State Leadership Conference held April 12 through 14 in Springfield. Front row, from left: Hailey Gorham, Ryleigh Davis, Reese Pender, Savannah Jackson, Crystal Edwards, Keili Combs and Kara Britton. Back row: Grayson Woods, Jacelyn Donahue, Brady Parker, Brette Tharp, Emma Crowder, Aidan Harvey and Dustin Adams.
Thayer FBLA earns state championship, Gold Chapter of the Year
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37th CASA swears in 5 new volunteers
Five new Court Appointed Special Advocate (CASA) volunteers for the 37th Judicial Circuit were recently sworn in by Presiding Judge Steven Privette, far right. CASA volunteers are appointed to … more
WP man charged with sexual misconduct at Galloway
A West Plains man faces a misdemeanor charge of first-degree sexual misconduct after he was allegedly observed nude and performing a lewd act near his vehicle at Galloway Park. Kevin G. Judd, … more
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Hannah Harper
Willow Springs prepares for ‘Hannah Harper Day’ homecoming
Preparations are in full swing for a community-wide celebration honoring American Idol contestant Hannah Harper on Wednesday in Willow Springs. Harper, a Willow Springs native, advanced to the … more
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MU Extension 'Growing Tomatoes 101' workshop is tonight
    Local gardeners looking to perfect their summer harvest can learn from an expert tonight, May 1, at the "Growing Tomatoes 101" workshop. Hosted by the University of … more
Area students compete in spring 24-Game Tournament
Fifty-eight students from four area schools gathered recently at Ozarks Christian Academy to compete in the Spring 2026 Math Educators of South Central Missouri (MESCM) 24-Game Tournament. more
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Podiatrist Dr. Rex Goodman joins OZH Wound Care
Ozarks Healthcare has announced that podiatrist Dr. Rex Goodman of Ozarks Healthcare Podiatry has joined Ozarks Healthcare Wound Care, where he will see patients on Fridays. more
Tim Richards
FAITH COMMENTARY: Sharing the load
In early 2007, Pastor Scott Bradford shared an experience involving his daughter-in-law and her 9-year-old son, Patrick. more
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Free student athletic physicals offered
Ozarks Healthcare is partnering with local schools to provide free sports physicals for students. more
OZH to host 3rd annual National Day of Prayer ceremony
Ozarks Healthcare chaplains will host the third annual National Day of Prayer ceremony at 11 a.m. May 7. The event will take place outside the main entrance of Ozarks Healthcare on Kentucky Avenue and is open to the public. more
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