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It was bound to catch up with us sooner or later, but fear not — I have an icy treat to help beat the heat that you just have to try! Move over, ice cream. This creamy "nice" cream is so easy … more
Missouri Lt. Gov. David Wasinger moderated a panel discussion on healthy aging and economic opportunity on Thursday during the National Lieutenant Governors Association Annual Meeting in Denver. more
      Jesus’ words in John 13:34 are familiar to many. He said, “As I have loved you, so you must love one another.” Did you know that there are more than 50 … more
Ozarks Healthcare has added board-certified general surgeon Dr. Sneha Teressa to its surgical team. Teressa, who holds advanced fellowship training in surgical critical care, brings extensive experience in minimally invasive, robotic and emergency surgery to the health system. more
This story took place long before cell phones were commonplace. Greg O’Leary was walking down a dimly lit street one evening when he heard the muffled screams of a woman being attacked behind a … more
Thank you again to all our fantastic customers and the whole Ozarks community for making us the largest farmers market within 100 miles! All our vendors are great. By shopping with us, you are … more
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    FNBC has hired Pepper Morrison as vice president of treasury management services. She will be based at FNBC’s Mtn. Home West office, 175 West End Way in Mtn. Home, Ark. … more
Main Street Wellness Center in Willow Springs recently held a ribbon-cutting ceremony and grand opening to celebrate its newly expanded facility. more
    The Amelia Network, a local networking group for women in business and leadership positions in the West Plains area and surrounding communities, and the Ozarks Small Business … more
It dawned on me recently that the way to know if your life has been a success is by being able to hire someone to mow your lawn when you have become too old to do it yourself. more
As summer progresses, less rainfall and higher temperatures are common. These conditions are often associated with the potential for prussic acid and nitrate accumulation in harvested hay and pasture forages. more
Compared to last week, slaughter cows and bulls were steady Wednesday at Ozarks Regional Stockyards. Demand was good on a light supply. Total receipts reached 352 head. Much cooler weather and lower humidity moved across the region Tuesday night, bringing needed relief to both man and beast. more
    Below are several upcoming events at Missouri State University-West Plains, many of which are open to the community. Feel free to clip this calendar and keep it for your … more
As a student enrolled in the William and Virgina Darr Honors Program, Lydia Barton, West Plains, is working toward an Associate of Science in Business at Missouri State University-West Plains. Barton said the ability to further her education in her hometown was the best decision for her and added, “it has truly been a blessing!” more
      Missouri State University-West Plains Chancellor Zora Mulligan hosted a garden potluck and Open House at the new location of the Chancellor's Office in … more
Our third annual breastfeeding celebration pool party will be held on July 29. August is recognized as World Breastfeeding Month, but we’re celebrating early! more
Ozarks Healthcare recently added board-certified obstetrician-gynecologist Dr. Roxanna Torres to its Women's Health team. more
        Exod. 20:8 says, “Remember the Sabbath day and keep it holy.” It is the fourth of the Ten Commandments, and its purpose is to provide a day of rest … more
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