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The Missouri State University-West Plains (MSU-WP) Grizzly Softball team opened Region 16 play Tuesday with two wins over St. Charles Community College. more
We’ve seen great progress in the fight against colorectal cancer. While it’s still one of the most common cancers in the U.S., annual rates of new cases have dropped by nearly half since the mid-1980s. more
March is National Nutrition Month. At WIC (Women, Infants and Children), we always encourage clients to visit myplate.gov for help planning a healthy diet. Get a head start on making Nutrition Month successful by trying a few tips you may find there. more
Piney River Brewing Company is celebrating its 13 years of brewing craft beer in the Ozarks from noon to 7 p.m. March 23 at the brewery off Junction ZZ in Bucyrus. more
AAA and HAAS Alert, an industry leader in mobility safety solutions, are rolling out new technology that can automatically send alerts to drivers in Missouri to slow down and move over when they are approaching a stranded motorist on the side of the road. This new digital alert feature adds a layer of protection for AAA members and tow operators. A recent study from the AAA Foundation for Traffic Safety reveals the number of roadside assistance providers struck and killed while working on the side of the road is four times higher than what is reported. more
Administration, faculty, staff, patrons and students of South Fork School have long been supporters of the St. Jude Children's Research Hospital, raising funds for the facility each year. They outdid themselves this year by surpassing their $21,000 fundraising goal by about $1,000. more
This past weekend, the West Plains Civic Center arena and exhibit hall buzzed with activity and excitement as the 32nd annual West Plains Home & Garden Show made its much-anticipated return. From the moment the doors opened at 3 p.m. on Friday until the event wrapped up at 5 p.m. on Saturday, March 2, the venue was a hub of inspiration for homeowners, garden enthusiasts, and anyone looking to spruce up their living spaces. more
Ozarks-area nnovators and entrepreneurs will have a unique opportunity to pitch their business or product idea to a panel of judges for a chance to win a cash prize: The Ozarks Small Business Incubator has announced it will host its annual PitchFest beginning April 18 at OzSBI, 408 Washington Ave. in West Plains. more
The office of workforce development and community education at Missouri State University-West Plains (MSU-WP) will offer a basic print reading and CAD class beginning March 18. more
Embarking on the quest to create the perfect homemade croissant is not just about baking; it's about embracing an art form, a ritual that has been cherished through generations. Today, I'll guide you through this exhilarating journey step by step, and together, we'll explore the magical transformation of simple ingredients into layers of buttery, flaky goodness. As a bonus, I'll share some irresistible filling ideas, including the ever-popular chocolate, to elevate your croissants to celestial delights. more
Laurie and Karene are back at Saturday market with their famous, and fantastic fried pies!Thursday March 21 is our Annual Meeting for the “Go Farm” Farmers Market and Ozark Farmers Agricultural Cooperative at 6 p.m. at the Missouri Department of Conservation - Ozark Regional Office, 551 Joe Jones Boulevard, West Plains, Missouri, 65775. New market vendors are always welcome! Please call 417-293-0590 if you would like more information. more
March is here and that means St. Patrick's Day offers a new menu of traditional foods to sample and enjoy. The main course for this occasion is always the corned beef, and we can thank the British for that. It wasn't until the 1860's when Americans combined it with cabbage to make it the holiday meal it is today.  more
Tacos: A simple dish at first glance, yet it embodies an explosion of flavors, textures, and colors that can transport you straight to the heart of Mexican cuisine. Hello fellow food lovers and welcome back to my kitchen. Today, we're diving deep into creating the most exquisite shredded chicken tacos you'll ever taste, complete with a vibrant, homemade green salsa and freshly fried corn tortillas. This isn't just a recipe; it's a culinary adventure that will engage all your senses and imbue your kitchen with the essence of Mexico. more
After unanimous votes by both the Fulton County Quorum Court on Feb. 20, and the Baxter Health System Board of Directors on Wednesday, Fulton County Hospital in Salem, Ark., has reached a long-term agreement to become part of the Baxter Health System, officials have announced. more
Elwin Charles "Preacher" Roe's journey from the humble beginnings in the Ozarks to the pinnacle of Major League Baseball is a story of determination, talent, and an enduring love for the game. Born on February 26, 1916, in Ash Flat, Arkansas, Roe was destined to become a baseball legend, though his initial steps were far from the baseball diamond. more
West Plains Bank and Trust Company, a member of the Federal Home Loan Bank of Des Moines (FHLB Des Moines), and the West Plains Housing Authority were chosen to receive a Competitive Affordable Housing Program (AHP) grant for $657,000 to help local families find a safe and affordable place to call home, bank officials announced this week. more
Caving, the exploration of natural underground spaces, beckons adventurers and scientists alike into the heart of Earth’s hidden realms. This practice, also known as spelunking in some circles, offers a unique blend of physical challenge, scientific inquiry, and the thrill of discovery. However, it's not without its inherent risks and controversies, including the debate between terms "caving" and "spelunking." This article delves into the motivations behind caving, the risks involved, the rewards that draw individuals into these dark, often claustrophobic environments, the average fatalities associated with the sport, significant discoveries attributed to cavers, and the nuanced distinction between caving and spelunking. more
In the realm of environmental management and conservation, prescribed burns, also known as controlled burns, stand out as a pivotal practice with deep historical roots and a myriad of ecological benefits. This method involves the deliberate ignition of vegetation under carefully controlled conditions to fulfill specific land management objectives. The practice, steeped in indigenous knowledge and widely adopted by modern forestry and wildlife management, plays a crucial role in the stewardship of diverse ecosystems. This article delves into the multifaceted purpose and benefits of prescribed burns, illustrating their significance in maintaining healthy landscapes, supporting biodiversity, and safeguarding human communities. more
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