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Students enjoy a day full of fun and educational activities at Alley Spring.
Annual Junior Ranger Day set for Thursday at Alley Spring
Ozark National Scenic Riverways will host its annual Junior Ranger Day at Alley Spring from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Thursday. The event is free and open to the public.  Area students and youth … more
Free invasive plants workshop May 30 in WP
University of Missouri Extension and the Scenic Rivers Invasive Species Partnership will hold a free Invasive Plants 101 workshop at 10 a.m. May 30, at the Howell County MU Extension center, 1376 … more
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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Apply for MDC elk and bear hunting permits in May
The Missouri Department of Conservation reminds Missourians interested in hunting black bear and/or elk in the state this fall that they need to apply for a limited number of hunting permits for each … more
Country Nights, a new club featuring country music in regular rotation, will be holding its soft opening at 8 p.m. Friday with live music from local artist Brandy Lee. The club, located at 6380 … more
Beauty from ashes
Several famous artists have had to learn to adapt their art after facing physical challenges. Sheridan Voysey wrote in the March 30 Our Daily Bread devotional, that French impressionist Edgar Degas … more
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West Plains Playhouse's “Pride & Prejudice” opens Thursday and runs through May, with performances taking place in the Grand Ballroom above Dev's Steakhouse Piano Bar Lounge, 37 Court Square in West Plains. The show, directed by Arah Craig and Becky Maendel, will run nightly from 7 p.m. Thursday through Saturday, with a 3 p.m. matinee showing on Sunday. Additional performances will be at 7 p.m. Tuesday and May 1 through 3, and another 3 p.m. matinee on May 4. Tickets are available online at shorturl.at/u6xZh or inside the Dev's Steakhouse Piano Bar Lounge lobby before each performance. Production staff note the Grand Ballroom will not have wheelchair access for the showings. Call 417-293-3894 with questions. The cast, which was not present in full for this photo, includes Jon Guilbert, Jay Wright, Maendel, Micah Friend, Charlotte Ellsworth, Alice Lyons, Charlie Kay Greim, Anastasia Craig, Catherine Pendergrass, James Thayer, ZaiRyah Young, Levi Mucklestone, Grace Loukota, Finn Pendergrass, Boaz Mucklestone, Angela Bullard, Addy Mucklestone, Gideon Mucklestone, Kimberly Thompson, Shanda Engelhardt, Sage Roush, Laura Behling, Philex Thomas, Caleb Hullinger, Jairden Loukota, Craig, Tray Whitsell and Megan Loukota.
‘Pride & Prejudice’ play opens Thursday
Spring is in full swing
Our very own rising musician, Molly Clair from West Plains, will be performing at the market this Saturday! Molly will graduate next month from West Plains High and is a rising star in bluegrass, … more
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Pastor Diane Cooke
Resurrection
In Luke 24, we read that on the first day of the week, at early dawn, the women carried spices to the tomb so they could finish the burial preparations for Jesus. When they arrived, they found the … more
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Could Noah’s Ark resurface soon?
Matthew 24:37: “But as the days of Noe were, so shall also the coming of the Son of man be.” With so much bad news broadcast in the networks lately, let's explore an obscure item … more
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Making a little magic happen with cake
As I sit at my computer, preparing to bring you another recipe, it's Easter Sunday. I'm not hosting this year; everyone is doing their own thing or lives too far away, a common occurrence as you age, … more
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Waiting
I think I’m safe in saying that most people hate waiting. In America, we have perfected the instant gratification of just about everything. You want to eat, there is drive-thru food of all … more
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OZH chaplains to recognize National Day of Prayer with ceremony
Ozarks Healthcare will recognize the National Day of Prayer with a special ceremony at 11 a.m. May 1 in front of the main entrance of its main campus, 1100 Kentucky Ave. in West Plains. The … more
Ozarka College to host Kids Cooking Camp this summer
Ozarka College will host a Kids Cooking Camp this summer, officials announced.  The camp is designed as an enrichment program for students ages 8 to 17 who are interested in learning … more
Ozarka College to host Red Cross blood drive
Ozarka College will host an American Red Cross Blood Drive on April 30 in the lobby of the John E. Miller Education Complex in Melbourne, Ark. “We’re excited to see our Ozarka … more
The Mtn. View Garden Club is holding its annual Spring Plant and Bake Sale from 9 a.m. to noon May 3 at What Park, at the corner of First Street and Pine Street in Mtn. View. All of these plants are from the home gardens of the club members. “We appreciate your support, as these plant sales are our only form of fundraising throughout the year,” said member Robi Tanner. The Mtn. View Garden Club is a member of the Federated Garden Clubs of Missouri, the Central Region Garden Clubs and the National Garden Clubs. Visit the Facebook page @mvgc.mountainviewmo to see pictures of club events.
Annual MVCG Spring Plant and Bake Sale date set
De Serpentem show canceled
A West Plains Underground concert, De Serpentem, that was planned for April 26 at the Yellow House Community Arts Center has been canceled. Watch “West Plains-Underground” on … more
Dallas Anderson, 8 years old, West Plains, harvested this tom at 8:20 a.m. Sunday while hunting with his dad Austin and brother Tyler. The turkey boasted an 11 ½ beard and 1 1/16 inch spurs.
Youngster scores mature gobbler on family hunt
This week concluded a two-week showing of artworks by His Place Christian Academy students at the West Plains Daily Quill. The works were displayed in the front window, coinciding with the first Thursday Downtown Stroll on April 3 and kicking off a rotating showcase of young artists in the community. On display through the next two weeks is artwork from students at Glenwood School. His Place artists’ works front row, from left: “The Amazing Robot Fort,” Noah Holt, fourth grade; “Old Rugged Cross, Jaylee (no last name given), fifth grade; and “God’s Promise,” Ethan Martin, third grade. Second row: “Inside Out” self portrait, Dixie Verral, third grade; “Spring,” Kyan Hudson, sixth grade; “Itsuka Kendo,” Hadassah (no last name given), seventh grade; and “Warrior Cat Encouragement,” Adi Worley, seventh grade. Mounted on easels in the back row are “Familiar Mill” by Megan Stout, 11th grade, and “Universe,” by Jackson Coffel, fourth grade.
Quill young artist display features His Place works
Detectives investigate a murdered corpse as loved ones, legal professionals, and suspects look on in “Love, Law, & Murder,” penned and directed by local playwright Annabelle Buhler. The noir-inspired murder mystery is centered around the death of a mob boss’ son.
‘Love, Law, & Murder,’ novice playwright’s debut production, takes stage in May
Annabelle Buhler, 20, of West Plains has been involved in the world of theater since adolescence. She’d always dreamed of having a play professionally produced, which will soon become a … more
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