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Former Quill publisher and editor Frank Martin III recently gave a lecture at the Lincoln School. more
Parents, teachers and children who want to write letters to Santa are reminded that the deadline to have them submitted for print in the West Plains Daily Quill is 5 p.m. Friday. more
A festive glow illuminated Court Square in West Plains Sunday evening as nearly 200 community members gathered for the city’s annual Christmas tree lighting ceremony. It was an evening filled with holiday spirit, warm cocoa and the unmistakable charm of small-town Christmas traditions. more
Quill brings back traditional front page more
The West Plains Community Garden, in place on city property since the spring of 2010, has been a food and educational resource for people and organizations including the Boys & Girls Club of the Greater West Plains Area. more
Last Saturday, in a home filled with laughter and love Norman, “Joe” Spears marked his 100th birthday. For most, a centennial celebration is a rarity, but for Spears, it seems like a natural culmination of a legacy that has touched countless lives. more
A 19-year-old West Plains woman faces felony charges after an alleged drunk-driving crash that seriously injured another driver last weekend in West Plains. more
The third annual Whiskey and Bourbon Fest, hosted by the Community Foundation of West Plains, took place on Friday at the Historic Post Office in downtown West Plains. The event brought together whiskey and bourbon enthusiasts for an evening of tastings, appetizers and community support in a fundraiser for the foundation. more
Officials with the Lincoln School Project announced Monday the historic schoolhouse-turned-community center has received a $10,000 Community Possible grant from the U.S. Bank Foundation. The hefty contribution will further the project's mission to preserve the historic Lincoln School and provide vital arts, culture and educational programming to the community, said officials. more
The Salvation Army is once again seeking volunteers to serve as bell ringers to collect donations for the annual Red Kettle drive from Friday through Dec. 24. more
West Plains City Council members took the final vote on Monday night to increase utility rates; the change will go into effect Jan. 1. more
Readers and visitors to the West Plains Daily Quill’s website may have noticed advertisements on Page A2 of today’s paper and on www.westplainsdailyquill.net: a chance to win $15,000 in the Christmas of a Lifetime National Sweepstakes contest. more
A West Plains woman has been charged with first-degree murder after allegedly shooting her husband multiple times as he fled their house Wednesday evening. more
The West Plains Police Department has announced an investigation into an alleged homicide that occurred at about 9:20 p.m. Wednesday in the area of Columbus Street. Officers reportedly arrived on the scene after hearing several gunshots while they were at a nearby location on Jackson Street to find a 48-year-old man that had been shot and was lying on the front porch of a home. more
West Plains’ historic Lincoln School community center will host Frank Martin III, former editor, publisher and president of the West Plains Daily Quill, for an engaging Fireside Chat at 5:30 p.m. Thursday, and organizers say there are still a few seats available. more
The 13th annual Toys for Tots Christmas Show will be held Dec. 6 and 7, at the Bridge Church, formerly known as the Barn Event Center, located at 10105 South U.S. 63 in West Plains. more
The Howell County Commission will meet in regular session at 10 a.m. Thursday in the conference room on the second floor of the Howell County Office Building, 35 Court Square in West Plains. more
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