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The Richards School Board is set to hold its monthly session at 6 p.m. today in the school boardroom. more
A West Plains woman who allegedly took two vehicles belonging to her deceased boyfriend after his death has been charged with two felony counts of first-degree tampering with a motor vehicle. more
As the sun shone brightly over the quaint streets of downtown West Plains, the community gathered in anticipation and excitement for the annual Christmas Parade, a hallmark event organized by the West Plains Chamber of Commerce. The event, held on Saturday afternoon unfolded as a testament to the enduring spirit and unity of the town. more
A new 12-week program for business and community program employees and members, aimed at honing leadership skills and community engagement, is set to begin soon in West Plains. more
Ahead of the Christmas and New Year’s holidays, the Quill announces deadlines for the Dec. 23 and 28 print editions. more
There are just a few days left to help make sure all children in Howell County’s rural areas and cities have an opportunity to receive something special for Christmas. more
Two West Plains men, Paul A. Vincent and Kyle G. Wilbanks, have been charged with domestic assault after allegedly choking their girlfriends in incidents that occurred 12 days apart. more
Officials with the West Plains R-7 School District have announced Virginia Uphaus will assume the role of West Plains Elementary School principal for the 2024-2025 school year. Effective July 1, 2024, she will fill the vacancy left by the retirement of current Principal Becky Hutchinson.  more
The Greater West Plains Area Chamber of Commerce’s annual Christmas parade, themed “The Joys of Christmas,” is set to begin at 4 p.m. Saturday, following the downtown-oriented route it took up last year. more
The festive spirit was in full swing Friday on Court Square in downtown West Plains, as the community gathered for the annual Christmas tree lighting ceremony. The event, attended by nearly 200 people braving the cold, marked the beginning of the holiday season in the city. more
With just four weeks to go until Christmas, Santa’s mailbox is now open and quickly filling up with letters from children with special gift requests. more
Two incidents Friday resulted in action taken to ensure school safety at the West Plains district school buildings and Willow Springs Middle School. more
A special meeting of the Mtn. View City Council to appoint an alderman to fill a seat left open by the Nov. 14 resignation of East Ward Alderman Steven Sills and to conduct second interviews of city administrator candidates was held Tuesday, with the appointment of Bud Vines by Mayor John Krasuski. Vines accepted the appointment, and the seat will be on the ballot in April's city elections. more
Downtown Willow Springs is looking like it will be abuzz with activity today, starting with breakfast and children’s activities this morning and wrapping up with this evening’s Christmas parade. more
Two brothers have pleaded not guilty to felony charges of stealing and burglary filed after an October break-in of a West Plains business. more
Officials with the U.S. Department of Justice, Western District, Springfield, have announced the sentencing of an Arkansas resident who was found in October 2020 with a large amount of methamphetamine and cash, plus a firearm, at the Twin Bridges Campground in Douglas County. more
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