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Mitchell earns degree from Central Methodist University
Central Methodist University celebrated its winter 2024 commencement Dec. 7 in Puckett Fieldhouse on its Fayette campus, with a West Plains resident among the graduating students. more
Arts Alliance Calendar of Events
Arts Alliance member events and activities: more
Casey is looking for a special family to take her home. The black and tan tortoiseshell kitten and is 5 months old and has a very sweet and playful personality, said West Plains Regional Animal Shelter volunteer Trish Hammen. To adopt Casey or see the other pets available for adoption, stop by the shelter between 9 a.m. 3 p.m. Mondays through Saturdays. The shelter is located at 1486 BB Hwy in West Plains. While visiting with the animals, patrons are invited to check out the new shelter building which is nearly ready. “We are still taking donations to help finish the inside improvements,” said Hammen. “Volunteers are welcome to help take care of the animals, and donations of cat and dog food are needed.”
Pet of the Week
West Plains Lions Club President Brenda Smith, center, holds a tub of tickets to a recent giveaway drawing for a 5-foot chest freezer valued at $250, plus ham, ground beef, pork sausage, chicken breasts, Boston butt, Lost Trail soda and theater-quality popcorn from Mason’s Meats. At left, business owner Mason Wilbanks pulls the winning ticket. With them is Lions Club member Carolyn Hoover.
WP Lions Club announces results of fall fundraising, giving efforts
Reminder: Cookies with the Claus is Saturday
The Boys & Girls Club of the Greater West Plains Area will host Cookies with the Claus from 8:30 to 11 a.m. Saturday at the West Plains Civic Center. more
Summersville Bookends
It’s not often that Santa’s “better half” has time to come to the library this close to Christmas, but Mrs. Claus will be paying our branch a special visit from 10 a.m. to noon on Saturday! more
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West Plains Middle School officials are congratulating band students for their recent District Honor Band performance at Logan-Rogersville High School, in which students from 47 area schools made up the band. West Plains students who performed are, from left, Asa McFarland and Harper Gower, percussion; Orion DeWitt, first chair bass clarinet; Whitney Cates, clarinet; Jackson Casebeer, first chair alto sax; and Micah Kellogg, first chair baritone sax.
WPMS students perform in District Honor Band
OZARKS RFD: The woods in December
I have come again into the woods on a December evening. more
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Chris’ Corner Four days of Christmas cheer
This past weekend, it felt like Christmas took me by the hand and led me on a whirlwind tour of everything that makes this season special. more
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Dr. Ezra Manes is holding a book signing event from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday at the Book Nook, 203 Washington Ave. to celebrate his latest sci-fi novel. All of his books will be available for purchase, and Manes will donate the proceeds to St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital and the American Cancer Society.
Sci-fi writer Manes to hold book signing event Saturday
Science-fiction novelist Dr. Ezra Manes of the Thayer area has penned his eighth novel, "Entangled Destinies," and will hold a book signing event from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday at the Book Nook, 203 Washington Ave. more
Volunteer Fair offers chance to learn more about local nonprofits
Explore West Plains will sponsor a Non-Profit Expo and Volunteer Fair from 2 to 5 p.m. Jan. 28 at the West Plains Civic Center, 110 St. Louis St. The event is designed for all area nonprofit and charitable organizations to have an opportunity to let the community see what they do and to describe their volunteer roles, if any. more
Sign up at MSU-WP for print reading, auto CAD class
Area residents interested in learning how to read blueprints or develop computer-aided drafting skills can sign up now for a class being offered by the Workforce Development and Community Education Department at Missouri State University-West Plains. more
Mt. Zion Church to host 10th annual Christmas Celebration
Mt. Zion Church in Akers invites all to its 10th annual Christmas Celebration at 2 p.m. Dec. 15, hosted in partnership with Friends of Mt. Zion, Ozark Riverways Foundation, Ozark National Scenic Riverways, Dent County Historical Society, Ozark Heritage Project and the Shannon County Museum Association. more
On Monday, members of the Josiah Howell chapter of the Sons of the American Revolution and Ozark Spring chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution met with West Plains Bank and Trust Company employees to receive their charitable contribution of $170. The funds will help purchase 10 wreaths to be placed at Veterans Memorial Cemetery, 1019 E. Third St. in Mtn View, during the second Howell County Wreaths Across America event at 10:30 a.m. Dec. 14. Veterans Memorial Cemetery. B The public is welcome to accompany the wreaths that will be escorted from Mtn. View Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 3009 to the cemetery by the Mtn. View police and fire departments. Both genealogical societies express thanks to the bank employees for their generosity. Front row, from left: local Wreaths Across America Co-chair Cindy McKee-Pirch, bank employees Sandy Dawson and Jeannie Cox, local Wreaths Across America Co-chair Lois Frazier and Ozark Spring member Jessica Joice-Frazier. Back row: Josiah Howell Vice President Garry Pirch, bank employees Jerry Walker and Rick Frazier, and Ozark Spring Chapter Regent Rebekah McKinney.
WP Bank employees donate to Wreaths Across America
South Fork Elementary School preschoolers kicked off Thanksgiving week by reading “Balloons Over Broadway,” then teamed up with sixth graders to design and build parade balloons, using science technology math and engineering skills. Here, younger students show off the teamwork and imagination at work.
South Fork puts 'Balloons Over Broadway' lesson to work
OZARKS RFD: The first day of December
It is the first day of December as I take pen and paper in hand. more
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Richard Alverson and Kay Odom were united in marriage 64 years ago today on Dec. 4, 1960, at Mt. Zion Poe Hill Church near Olden in northern Howell County. The site of the ceremony held special meaning for the couple, as the church was built years before on land donated by Kay’s great-grandfather. To the couple’s union, two children were born: Cappy Fore and Rick Alverson, Jr. The family is now blessed with five grand children and “lots” of great-grandchildren.
Richard and Kay Alverson celebrate 64th anniversary
Local DAR, SAR to meet for Christmas lunch on Saturday
The Ozark Spring Chapter of the National Society Daughters of the American Revolution members will host the members of the Josiah Howell National Society Sons of the American Revolution for a Christmas Luncheon at noon Saturday. more
Liberty HS names first quarter honor roll students
NINTH GRADE more
Ashley Cooley, right, has accepted the Paul Harris Fellow award from the West Plains Sunrise Rotary Club on behalf and in honor of her late husband Justin, who died in April from colorectal cancer. Presenting the award was Rotarian President-Elect Ralph Riggs. Paul Harris Fellow recipients are Rotarians and community professionals recognized for their outstanding contributions and exemplify the highest ideal in Rotary by placing “service above self.” The award includes a donation of $1,000 or more, in the recipient's name, to Rotary International.
Cooley presented with Paul Harris Fellow award
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