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Pictured (Left to Right): Farm Bureau Agent, Larry Forrester and student, Mariah Stout, YF&R Committee Chair, Hannah Walker, and Agriculture Teacher, Adriane

Texas County students took the top three spots in a welding contest.

Ozarks Healthcare’s Mobile Mammography Unit will continue to travel and offer mammogram services to surrounding communities through the month of December.

The Old Time Music, Ozark Heritage Festival will celebrate Missouri culture Friday and Saturday, June 2 and 3. The annual event in downtown West Plains, Mo., celebrates Ozarks music and culture. Admission to all festival events is free. Festival hours are 10 a.m.-8 p.m. each day, with music scheduled noon – 8 p.m. A demonstration

West Plains, MO. - The Ozark Heritage Welcome Center on the North side of West Plains has released their 2023 Guidebook, which was made with the purpose of giving readers a plethora of activities they can do while in the area, whether long-term or short-term. The 2023 Explore West Plains guidebook is now available.

West Plains, MO. - The West Plains Council on the Arts and the Ozarks Studies Institute will be hosting a program within the Old Time Music - Ozark Heritage Festival at 1p.m. on June 4th. The event consists of a storytelling session and conversations devoted to mules and their impact on the Ozarks. Richie Dement of Centerville, Missouri, a coordinator of the Hirsch Feed & Farm Supply mule jump, will lead the "Mules of the Ozarks" discussion by sharing his vast mule-related knowledg...

West Plains, Mo. - If you are looking for things to do in and around West Plains, you need to pick up the new 2022 Explore West Plains guidebook! The new guidebook is twice as big as last year's book. The 2022 edition includes an expanded section on attractions and parks in West Plains, West Plains events, mural tour of West Plains, history tour of West Plains, and famous West Plainsians. If you are wanting to explore the outdoors around West Plains, there are five day-trips featured or you...

Photo: Jeremiah Dean Partee A Baxter County man, 42-year-old Jeremiah Dean Partee, who led police on a high-speed chase on icy roads in Mountain Home earlier this month, before being apprehended, made his initial court appearance Thursday. Partee, appearing via video hookup from the Baxter County Detention Center, entered a not guilty plea in three open cases locally. His alleged crimes have ties to Howell County, where charges have also been filed. Court documents released this past week provi...

Photo: Jeremiah Dean Partee Over the last four days, several reports have been filed for stolen vehicles and trailers in West Plains and Howell, Ozark and