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West Plains Greenhouse and Nursery contributed $1,500 toward the 37th Judicial CASA’s (Court-Appointed Special Advocates) annual dinner theater fundraiser, “How to Enchant a Bookshop,” held Sept. 7 at RubyDoo’s Vintage Events Center. CASA Executive Director Connie Pendergrass, left, said a full house attended and raised $21,500 to benefit the abused and neglected children CASA serves to advocate for. With Pendergrass are Lisa Cropper, center, and Tsiun Davis.
CASA receives support from West Plains Greenhouse
One of three suspects in ’89 rape, murder case faces new charges
A suspect in the 1989 rape and murder of Kelle Ann Workman is now charged with rape and first-degree sexual abuse of a child, which allegedly also happened in 1989. more
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Deep South News Digest, 1pm update
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Two adults, child suffer fatal injuries in crash near Houston
Three Roby residents, including a 5-year-old girl, died in a head-on collision in Texas County, according to the Missouri State Highway Patrol. more
Arkansas General Election Testing Advisory
EDITORS: NEWS DIRECTORS: NOT FOR BROADCAST, PUBLICATION OR USE ONLINE The Arkansas general election is Tuesday, Nov. 5. Poll close: 8:30 EST/ 7:30 CST First results expected: 8:35 … more
FILE - Reproductive rights advocate Kat Duesterhaus holds up a sign as U.S. President Joe Biden and his Republican rival, former President Donald Trump speak about abortion access, as the the first general election debate of the 2024 season is projected on a outdoor screen at the Nite Owl drive-in theater, Thursday, June 27, 2024, in Miami. (AP Photo/Rebecca Blackwell, File)
Uphill battles that put abortion rights on ballots are unlikely to end even if the measures pass
Voters in nine states are deciding next month whether to add the right to abortion to their constitutions. But passage probably wouldn’t change access immediately or dramatically. Advocates in some … more
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MO--Missouri Digest, 2pm update, MO
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Commissioners to consider tax credit for seniors
The Howell County Commission will meet at 10 a.m. Thursday in regular session to approve accounts payable and tax adjustments for September. more
The Travel Safe Zones on South U.S. 63 will be marked with signs similar to this, announcing the beginning of the zones. The end of each zone will be marked with a white sign reading, "Fines doubled ends."
Two areas of South U.S. 63 to become Travel Safe Zones
The Missouri Department of Transportation and Missouri Highway Patrol Troop G will implement a Travel Safe Zone on two sections of U.S. 63 south of West Plains, starting Nov. 4. more
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Arkansas General Election Testing Advisory
EDITORS: NEWS DIRECTORS: NOT FOR BROADCAST, PUBLICATION OR USE ONLINE The Arkansas general election is Tuesday, Nov. 5. Poll close: 8:30 EST/ 7:30 CST First results expected: 8:35 … more
The New York Stock Exchange is shown on Wednesday, Oct. 16, 2024 in New York. (AP Photo/Peter Morgan)
Stock market today: Wall Street unchanged before the bell as earnings season rolls on
Markets on Wall Street were largely unchanged early Wednesday after pulling back from record lows a day earlier as investors shed technology and energy sector shares. Futures for the S&P 500 were up … more
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TX--Texas Digest, 2 p.m.
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Students in Hanna Ellett's second grade class at Howell Valley visited McWilliams Pumpkin Patch and had fun bouncing on the ground level inflatable jumping pillow. Other activities enjoyed during the field trip included up-close encounters with exotic and barnyard animals and birds, a corn maze, giant slide, tire swings and a train ride. Hours are 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. weekdays, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturdays and noon to 5 p.m. Sundays. Admission is $15 each, free for children age 2 and younger, with additional optional concessions and activities. McWilliams Pumpkin Patch is located at 4007 County Road 6920 off of west U.S. 160, about 7 miles southwest of West Plains. Call 417-256-6470 for more information.
McWilliams Pumpkin Patch is open for the season
MO--Missouri Digest, 1pm update, MO
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Arkansas General Election Testing Advisory
EDITORS: NEWS DIRECTORS: NOT FOR BROADCAST, PUBLICATION OR USE ONLINE The Arkansas general election is Tuesday, Nov. 5. Poll close: 8:30 EST/ 7:30 CST First results expected: 8:35 … more
Jack Ray, emeritus research professor at Missouri State University in Springfield, recently gave a presentation on prehistoric life at Alley Spring during a program hosted Sept. 30 by the Shannon County Museum.
Shannon Co. Museum program digs into prehistoric Alley Spring
The Shannon County Museum, under the leadership of Alan Banks, hosted a program Sept. 30, during which a presentation was given by Jack Ray, emeritus research professor at the Center for Archaeological Research, Missouri State University-Springfield. more
For the record, West Plains attorneys Seth Owens, left, and John Williams, right, have signed the historic register of attorneys at the Howell County courthouse and were sworn in by Presiding 37th Judicial Circuit Judge Steven Privette, center. As such, they are now officially registered to practice law in Howell County. Owens came to the profession after 13 years of being a physical therapist, and it was his experience with patients and their struggle with qualifying for benefits that inspired him to become an attorney to assist veterans. Williams has joined his father Roy Williams at the Henry, Williams & Kinder, P.C. law firm. His focus will be personal injury litigation.
Two new attorneys sworn in to practice law in Howell County
Two attorneys recently registered to practice law in Howell County, Seth Owens and John Williams. more
The Willow Springs Chamber of Commerce recently hosted a ribbon cutting ceremony for the grand opening of Restoring Hope’s new location in Willow Springs. The disability service provider is headquartered in West Plains and in its mission statement, says, “We believe it is our mission to support individuals with disabilities by encouraging and assisting them to accomplish health and fitness goals, valued personal goals and a sense of belonging in their home and community. We will provide a supportive atmosphere of love, care, acceptance, dignity and respect.” Chamber Director Kim McCormick enthusiastically welcomed the company to the Willow Springs area. Holding the ribbon are chamber board members Robert Hollis, left, and Kim Fredrick. Cutting the ribbon in the center is Danielle Coffey, director of community-based services for Restoring Hope.
Willow Springs Chamber welcomes Restoring Hope
Southern Missouri Community Health Center contributed $1,000 toward the 37th Judicial CASA’s (Court-Appointed Special Advocates) annual dinner theater fundraiser, “How to Enchant a Bookshop,” held Sept. 7 at RubyDoo’s Vintage Events Center. CASA Executive Director Connie Pendergrass, center, said a full house attended and raised $21,500 to benefit the abused and neglected children CASA serves to advocate for. From left: Sherri Cromer, Dalene Nye, Travis Shearer, Ashley Grisham, Sierena Johnson, Missy Harmon, Brandy Barstow, Wilma Thompson, Taytum Dewitt,  Robien James, Megan Dobbs, Evanthia Hoffman, Tina Markel, Bryan Adcock, Pendergrass, Marlo Weeks, Ashley Olmsted and Courtnie Beals.
SMCHC supports CASA fundraiser
MO--Missouri Digest, 130pm update, MO
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