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At Tuesday's Kimball City Council meeting, Mayor John Morrison shared with the council and the public his thoughts on possible future acquisitions

Missouri Innovation Campus (MIC) program 2022 cohort students were recently paired with industry-leading companies through the nationally recognized program’s unique internship program. The high school juniors will participate in valuable three-year, paid internships with their assigned businesses.

Ozark Regional Transit is back to within 10% of prepandemic ridership, and its planning to work with cities to begin making some improvements to bus stops in 2023.

FAYETTEVILLE — The City Council on Tuesday reversed a decision it made in spring dealing with the portion of American Rescue Plan money it would put toward citywide projects versus programs and financial assistance for nonprofits.

FAYETTEVILLE — The City Council on Tuesday reversed a decision it made in spring dealing with the portion of American Rescue Plan money it would put toward citywide projects versus programs and financial assistance for nonprofits.

City officials say there's no contamination at the location where people are camping, but nearby residents say it's known that the area is contaminated.

State Water Agencies, CA Water Data Consortium And EDF Partner On Groundwater Accounting Platform And Data Standards State water agencies, the California Water Data Consortium (Consortium) and Environmental Defense Fund (EDF) announced a new partnership today to make an open-source groundwater accounting platform freely available to help groundwater sustainability agencies manage the transition to sustainable supplies. Collaborative efforts are underway among the Department of Water Resources (...

Thursday, January 21, 2021 There wasn’t much on the agenda for last week’s meeting of the Green Forest City Council, and the council members wasted no time in getting down to business. Topping the list for the Jan. 12 meeting was a vote to approve the city’s budget for 2021. Mayor Jerry Carlton said the city held a budget meeting last month and reported that the city’s sales tax revenue had increased in 2020 despite the COVID-19 pandemic. “We had no issues with budget,” he said after that...