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You don't need to deal with the nightmare of airline travel right now to have a luxurious resort experience, one website says they found the best couples resort in the Show-Me State of Missouri, and from the looks of it we certainly agree with them!

You don't need to deal with the nightmare of airline travel right now to have a luxurious resort experience, one website says they found the best couples resort in the Show-Me State of Missouri, and from the looks of it we certainly agree with them!

Check out where all you can see the best Fourth of July firework displays around the Ozarks below! 1. The 26th Annual Have-A-Blast Patriotic Celebration, Friday, July 1st, at J.R. Martin Park in Republic. This is a free event. The celebration will begin at 6 p.m., and include over 30 vendors, axe throwing, an exotic

Don't go falling in love with her, Clark. This here is a RV...actually it's a tiny home in Missouri that needs some TLC, but does have some interesting possibilities.

Don't go falling in love with her, Clark. This here is a RV...actually it's a tiny home in Missouri that needs some TLC, but does have some interesting possibilities.

Organizers of the 57th annual Barry County Youth Camp, taking place at Camp Smokey at Roaring River State Park, have released the bus schedule to pick campers up in Monett, Purdy and Cassville. This...

The latest information released by the U.S. Census shows Barry County followed some statewide trends that moved strikingly away from patterns seen in the 2010 census. The overall population count...

The U.S. Census has released population figures for Barry and Lawrence counties from the 2020 count, reflecting number shifts at both the municipal and county levels. The city of Monett saw a modest...

Pittsburg State University has released the honor rolls for the 2021 fall semester. To qualify for Dean's Scholastic Honors, a student must complete at least 12 semester hours, receive a grade point...

As currently written, the tax credits would be equivalent to how much money a person owes the state up to $500 per taxpayer.