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Associate pastor Rue Lohn, who has been with the church since 2020, will take over as The Connecting Grounds' lead pastor in March.

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The Connecting Grounds is hosting nine water refill stations around Springfield, providing clean, safe drinking water.

KY3 talked to the park board and the it confirmed it’s legal to be an unsheltered person in a park during open hours

A Springfield survey of the homeless shows most of them have been living in the area for at least five years, and almost a third have been living in town for more than 25 years.

The home allows for a more comfortable and open-style visit. Families can make meals, play outside or stay inside and read to each other.

Parents whose children are in foster care will have a new space in which to hold supervised family visits as they work toward reunification.

Advocate says recent events underscore the need for more shelter space in Springfield.

The sheriffs department of Greene County, Missouri, is waging all-out war on the local homeless population. Headed by Sheriff Jim Arnott, the departme

Reports that Greene County Sheriffs deputies burned documents and possessions at a homeless camp are "sickening," writer says.