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Ash Flat man suffers fatal injuries in crash
An Ash Flat, Ark., man suffered fatal injuries in a crash that occurred at 12:28 p.m. Oct. 4 in Highland, Sharp County, Ark., the Highland Police Department reported to the Arkansas State Police, which publicized the report. 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
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
Deep South News Digest, 7pm update
Here's a look at how AP's general news coverage is shaping up for select Deep South stories. For up-to-the minute information on AP's complete coverage of Deep South and the rest of the world, visit … more
Missouri State University-West Plains Chancellor Dennis Lancaster, who introduced new MSU System President Biff Williams, gave an overview of the West Plains campus performance last week during the annual state of the university presentation. Highlights included enrollment numbers, degree program completion, programs and activities, and additions to the campus.
MSU-WP full-time enrollment at a five-year high, says chancellor
During his yearly State of the University address, Missouri State University-West Plains Chancellor Dennis Lancaster provided an overview of enrollment and degree success, recent program and facilities expansions, and some thoughts about future recruitment and retention. more
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Local and state representatives that included Missouri Gov. Mike Parson recently gathered to grab shovels and move some dirt to officially kick off the construction of the train overpass on Independence Drive/U.S. 160. Mayor Mike Topliff and Parson thanked all involved during the Oct. 3 groundbreaking ceremony, including those agencies that helped secure grants and other funding for the large undertaking. From left: Crawford, Murphy & Tilly Construction Services Manager Andy Mueller, 154th District Rep. David Evans, Topliff, Parson, Leonardo DRS Senior Vice President and General Manager Aaron Hankins, Capital Paving and Construction foreman Zack Bremer, and West Plains city councilmen Greg Collins and John Niesen.
Groundbreaking ceremony held for railroad overpass
Local and state representatives, including Missouri Gov. Mike Parson, recently gathered to grab shovels and move some dirt to officially kick off the construction of the train overpass on Independence Drive/U.S. 160. more
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NJ--New Jersey Digest, 1pm update, NJ
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ALDS Yankees 3 Royals 1 <<CAT:Sports-Baseball>> ALDS Yankees 3 Royals 1-intro wrap Echlin apa395255-Wrap--KANSAS CITY, Mo.-(Greg Echlin (EHK'-lihn), correspondent, with … more
AP Sports Digest
The highlights of Thursday's AP Sports report. An up-to-the minute listing of all stories planned, including games and events, is available in Coverage Plan on AP Newsroom, … more
October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month nationally and West Plains Mayor Mike Topliff, right, met with Christos House Outreach advocate Kenya Cook to shine a light on domestic violence and its impact on the lives of victims and their loved ones with a proclamation declaring Domestic Violence Awareness Month locally.
October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month
Domestic violence is a problem everywhere, and each year during October, awareness of the need for education, prevention and resources for victims is brought to the forefront as part of National Domestic Violence Awareness Month. more
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West Plains Police Officer Daiman Meyer
West Plains officer honored at highway safety conference
West Plains Police Officer Daiman Meyer was one of a dozen to be recognized at the recent Highway Safety and Traffic Conference for their efforts in moving Missouri towards zero roadway fatalities. more
The Ozarks Healthcare Foundation received a $2,500 sponsorship boost from B&Uuml;RO for its recent Blue Jean Ball held at Silver Springs Ranch in West Plains. The event, held Oct. 5, is an annual fundraiser for the Ozarks Healthcare Foundation, with proceeds going toward healthcare scholarships for locals pursuing careers in education, as well as efforts to improve patient care. &quot;We are thrilled to have B&Uuml;RO as one of our sponsors for this year's Blue Jean Ball,&quot; said OZH Vice President of Development Josh Reeves. &quot;Their support exemplifies the community spirit that drives this event, and we are incredibly grateful for their dedication to improving healthcare in our region.&quot; From left: OZH Foundation Project Specialist Janina West, Reeves and B&Uuml;RO owner Reid Grigsby and employee Sawyer Jeckstadt.
BÜRO gives $2,500 to Blue Jean Ball
Ozark Marketing was a $1,000 sponsor of the &ldquo;How to Enchant a Bookshop&rdquo; dinner theater event held as a fundraiser for the 37th Judicial CASA (Court Appointed Special Advocates). The Sept. 7 event raised $21,500 for the organization, which advocates for and supports abused and neglected children in the 37th Judicial Circuit, comprised of Howell, Shannon and Oregon counties. From left: Ozark Marketing staff Tyler Payton, Nickales Lawson, Clancy Talbot, Vanessa Williams, Donna Elles, Crystal Cook, Tammy Schultz and John Thomason; 37th Judicial CASA Executive Director Connie Pendergrass; and Ozark Marketing Staff Curties Beaulieu, James Hurtt, Bryan Jacobs and Steven Plante.
Ozark Marketing donates in support of CASA
Local and state representatives that included Missouri Gov. Mike Parson recently gathered to grab shovels and move some dirt to officially kick off the construction of the train overpass on Independence Drive/U.S. 160. The project has been in progress with some preliminary work already completed, including moving power lines and fresh pavement. Mayor Mike Topliff and Parson thanked all involved during the Oct. 3 groundbreaking ceremony, including those agencies that helped secure grants and other funding for the large undertaking. The city has budgeted $7.8 million for the project, supplemented by $2.5 million in Community Development Block Grant money and other funds through the Missouri Department of Economic Development and the Delta Regional Authority. Capital Paving and Construction and Crawford, Murphy &amp;amp; Tilly engineering services are working on the project. From left: Crawford, Murphy &amp;amp; Tilly Construction Services Manager Andy Mueller, 154th District Rep. David Evans, Topliff, Parson, Leonardo DRS Senior Vice President and General Manager Aaron Hankins, Capital Paving and Construction foreman Zack Bremer, and West Plains city councilmen Greg Collins and John Niesen.
Groundbreaking ceremony held for railroad overpass project
Missouri General Election Testing-Advisory
EDITORS: NEWS DIRECTORS: NOT FOR BROADCAST, PUBLICATION OR USE ONLINE The Missouri general election is Tuesday, Nov. 5. Poll close: 8 p.m. EST/7 p.m. CST First results expected: … more
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Comet Approach <<CAT:Science>> Comet Approach-intro+voicer apa395089-Voicer--NEW YORK-(Ben Thomas, AP correspondent )-“I'm Ben Thomas”-AP correspondent Ben Thomas reports … more
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Hurricane Milton The Latest <<CAT:General News-US Domestic>> Hurricane Milton The Latest-Helene Nat'l Guard4 apa395079-Raw Sound--SALISBURY, N.C.-(RAW SOUND: Black Hawk … more
Maple trees, such as this picturesque specimen on South Curry Street in West Plains, are among the first to show signs of fall, particularly red maples, native to the Ozarks, which are beginning to hint at the bright red coloring their leaves will soon bear. Other trees showing signs of fall are buckeyes, black walnuts, sassafras, sumac and Virginia creeper.
Fall color changes underway in the Ozarks
The keen observer may notice tree leaves have begun to turn color. more
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