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An old-fashioned community Fourth of July celebration inspired by traditional Americana and the upcoming 250th anniversary of the U.S. is scheduled for July 4 on the campus of Missouri State University-West Plains. more
Members of the International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers (IAM) West Plains Local 2782 voted Saturday to reject the latest contract offer from Leonardo DRS, extending a workplace dispute that began May 1. more
A new awards program launched by the regional cultural project Ozarks Alive will recognize people and organizations dedicating their time, talent and resources to preserving local culture. more
The West Plains City Council voted Monday to place a 1% sales tax increase before voters on the Aug. 4 ballot. The vote marked the second reading of an ordinance presented last month. If approved, the measure will add 1% to the existing 1% city sales tax and is expected to generate about $4 million annually in new revenue. more
      Ozark Action (OAI) recently received a $25,000 grant from the Community Foundation of the Ozarks to support its regional workforce services. The funding, … more
A Texas County couple faces second-degree murder  charges after skeletal remains discovered on their property in March were confirmed to be those of a child they had previously reported missing. more
About 285 Leonardo DRS workers remain affected by an employer lockout entering its fourth week. With the local facility closed on Fridays, picketing union members plan to maintain their presence as negotiations continue. more
The Willow Springs Rotary Club will host its traditional Pancake Breakfast from 7:30 to 10 a.m. today at the United Methodist Church, 311 N. Harris St. in Willow Springs. more
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Today is Friday, May 22, the 142nd day of 2026. There are 223 days left in the year. Today in history: On May 22, 1960, the strongest earthquake recorded struck southern Chile. The … more
A real estate broker says an organization denied her the opportunity to purchase land in an Arkansas development because of her Jewish ancestry, and because she has a Black husband and biracial … more
Grizzly Athletics will host a collegiate rodeo this fall, marking the first time the university's rodeo program will compete on its home dirt since its inception. The three-day event is scheduled for … more
More than 200 participants and nearly 30 volunteers recently gathered across two communities for a coordinated day of inclusion, acceptance and community support. more
West Plains resident Crockett W. Oaks III was awarded an Honorary Doctor of Humane Letters from Lincoln University during the university’s spring commencement ceremony May 9 in Jefferson City. more
The Community Foundation of West Plains and one of its board leaders recently received regional recognition and funding during the Community Foundation of the Ozarks’ annual affiliate awards presentation in Rolla. more
Surrounded by hundreds of loved ones, supporters, and educators, the Liberty High School Class of 2026 reminisced about the past and dreamed about the future Saturday night during a commencement ceremony at the high school gymnasium. more
Marideth Sisco, Missouri Master Storyteller, author, musician, and longtime West Plains Daily Quill reporter and columnist, has died at age 82. The death was confirmed to the Quill on Monday … more
Excerpts from recent editorials in the United States and abroad: ___ May 16 The Washington Post on Kamala Harris pushing Democrats to pack the SCOTUS The rule of law for thee, but not … more
More than 800 members and guests packed the West Plains Civic Center on May 1 for the 87th annual Meeting of Membership of Howell-Oregon Electric Cooperative. (HOEC). more
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