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Nixa’s Jaret Nelson and Isaac Mitchell and Ozark’s Holden Sabor are among nine unanimous selections to the All-COC First-Team. Nelson lived up to all his pre-season hype and then some while putting together one of the most productive seasons in Nixa history. The junior catcher topped the Eagles in practically every offensive category, 12 to be exact.  He compiled a .488 batting average with six home runs and 37 RBIs - all team-highs. By scoring 31 runs, Nelson accounted for an incredible 68 runs in 26 games, or an average of 2.6 runs a game in Nixa’s 18-8 season. His 23 extr...

Oakland party bus shooting tied to double homicide of 17-year-old boys, sources say article Investigators put up a yellow tarp on the windows of a party bus that was shot at on I-580 in Oakland. May 16, 2021 OAKLAND, Calif. - At least two shooters opened fire on a party bus in Oakland, killing two teenage girls, to avenge the shooting deaths of two 17-year-old boys, sources told KTVU. No arrests have been made, but investigators are working on the theory that the shooters were targeting a boy they believed was on the bus, according to sources familiar with the investigation. That target had...

Nixa’s Isaac Mitchell watched with appreciation and admiration two years ago as Glendale’s Ty Wilmsmeyer established himself as southwest Missouri’s elite pitcher. Wilmsmyer sported a 7-1 W-L record and 1.09 ERA on the mound, to go along with a .394 batting average with 18 extra-base hits and 23 RBIs. The future Mizzou product led the Falcons over Nixa for the Class 5 District 10 championship. “He was outstanding,” Mitchell said. “He set a good example of what you need to do your senior year when you’re looked up to. That’s definitely what I’m tryi...

Monadnock Ledger-Transcript Published: 2/15/2021 10:50:05 AM In October 1792, the Temple town fathers met to address a frightening development in the town, Monadnock Center for History and Culture executive director Michelle Stahl said. “Smallpox had broken out in a community that had grown up around the site of the old glassworks that had been abandoned in 1783. At their meeting, they voted ‘…that a man be procured to inspect ye Houses of the Small Pox, both at Mr. Todd’s and Jube Savage’s,’” she said, and that the necessary supplies and doctors be secured.  It was the first m...