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Ozarka College to host Kids Cooking Camp this summer
Ozarka College will host a Kids Cooking Camp this summer, officials announced.  The camp is designed as an enrichment program for students ages 8 to 17 who are interested in learning … more
Ozarka College to host Red Cross blood drive
Ozarka College will host an American Red Cross Blood Drive on April 30 in the lobby of the John E. Miller Education Complex in Melbourne, Ark. “We’re excited to see our Ozarka … more
The Mtn. View Garden Club is holding its annual Spring Plant and Bake Sale from 9 a.m. to noon May 3 at What Park, at the corner of First Street and Pine Street in Mtn. View. All of these plants are from the home gardens of the club members. “We appreciate your support, as these plant sales are our only form of fundraising throughout the year,” said member Robi Tanner. The Mtn. View Garden Club is a member of the Federated Garden Clubs of Missouri, the Central Region Garden Clubs and the National Garden Clubs. Visit the Facebook page @mvgc.mountainviewmo to see pictures of club events.
Annual MVCG Spring Plant and Bake Sale date set
De Serpentem show canceled
A West Plains Underground concert, De Serpentem, that was planned for April 26 at the Yellow House Community Arts Center has been canceled. Watch “West Plains-Underground” on … more
Dallas Anderson, 8 years old, West Plains, harvested this tom at 8:20 a.m. Sunday while hunting with his dad Austin and brother Tyler. The turkey boasted an 11 ½ beard and 1 1/16 inch spurs.
Youngster scores mature gobbler on family hunt
This week concluded a two-week showing of artworks by His Place Christian Academy students at the West Plains Daily Quill. The works were displayed in the front window, coinciding with the first Thursday Downtown Stroll on April 3 and kicking off a rotating showcase of young artists in the community. On display through the next two weeks is artwork from students at Glenwood School. His Place artists’ works front row, from left: “The Amazing Robot Fort,” Noah Holt, fourth grade; “Old Rugged Cross, Jaylee (no last name given), fifth grade; and “God’s Promise,” Ethan Martin, third grade. Second row: “Inside Out” self portrait, Dixie Verral, third grade; “Spring,” Kyan Hudson, sixth grade; “Itsuka Kendo,” Hadassah (no last name given), seventh grade; and “Warrior Cat Encouragement,” Adi Worley, seventh grade. Mounted on easels in the back row are “Familiar Mill” by Megan Stout, 11th grade, and “Universe,” by Jackson Coffel, fourth grade.
Quill young artist display features His Place works
Detectives investigate a murdered corpse as loved ones, legal professionals, and suspects look on in “Love, Law, & Murder,” penned and directed by local playwright Annabelle Buhler. The noir-inspired murder mystery is centered around the death of a mob boss’ son.
‘Love, Law, & Murder,’ novice playwright’s debut production, takes stage in May
Annabelle Buhler, 20, of West Plains has been involved in the world of theater since adolescence. She’d always dreamed of having a play professionally produced, which will soon become a … more
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Wood & Huston Bank of West Plains was a $250 contributor to local fundraising efforts to find a cure and treatments for cystic fibrosis. The donation was made in support of the 37th annual Cystic Fibrosis Concert that ultimately raised $79,000. Front row, from left: Cystic Fibrosis of West Plains volunteer Jessica Joice-Frazier, Wood & Huston Bank employees Ashley Young and Ashlynn Waggoner, and Cystic Fibrosis volunteer Katlyn Johnson. Back row: Wood & Huston Bank employees Zoe Mahoney, Karen Eggert, Belinda Kuntz and Kent Kelley, and Cystic Fibrosis volunteer Lois Frazier.
Wood & Huston contributes to CF cause
MU IPM issues pest alerts for black cutworm, true armyworm
University of Missouri Integrated Pest Management in Columbia has issued its first pest alerts of the growing season. MU Extension state field crops and forage entomologist Ivair Valmorbida says … more
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The West Plains Senior Center/SeniorAge Area Agency on Aging received an urgent-need grant of $2,900 in August 2024. The funds went toward a three-door commercial refrigerator. “We are so grateful to partner with Ozarks Food Harvest on this project,” said center Director Joy Pace. “Since we had a growing number of older adults coming into the center, we served even more desserts and needed more space to store those yummy desserts.”
Senior center gets new fridge with grant
Columnist David Woods recently enjoyed a morning with daughter June, who proved herself to be a handy assistant while fishing for carp.
You can never float the same river twice
I got two crappie fishing trips in before the rain began. Fishing was about as good as it gets until then. I was in Salem during some of the worst of it. The town was going underwater. Later in the … more
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Mooneyham Farms will have hot cross buns at Saturday's "GO FARM" Farmer's Market.
Shop for Easter rain or shine
It’s Easter Weekend and, rain or shine, all our regular vendors will be at the market for you with just about everything you will need for your Easter celebration with family and … more
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Ree Creations’ food truck is ready for festival season. The family-owned business is operated by Sherree “Ree” Logan, left, and Logan Carter, center, holding Ree’s daughter MaryAnn.
Ree Creations brings classic comforts on the road
There's a new food truck in town, and just in time for a new season of festivals, too. Meet Sherree “Ree” Logan, who, with her partner, Logan Carter, is off on a lifetime adventure. … more
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That’s just crazy
This past Sunday, we celebrated what to some may be the craziest holiday of the year. The idea that some random guy dies on a cross and then comes back to life in three days is a bit to swallow. Yet … more
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Pastor Diane Cooke
The Cross
The cross is universally recognized as the symbol of the Christian faith. We see it on church signs, steeples, Bibles and books. Some wear necklaces and T-shirts bearing the cross. Many sing hymns … more
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Classic banana pudding gets summery twist with strawberries
One night my wife and I were craving “something sweet,” and all I could think about was banana pudding.  When I started looking in the fridge for ingredients we had, I realized … more
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Curry Street church of Christ spring meeting planned
The Curry Street church of Christ, 111 S. Curry St. in West Plains, will hold its spring meeting April 27 through 30, featuring guest speaker Stephen Wiggins presenting on the theme of … more
Tim Richards
The hope of Easter
Each of us must eventually deal with the grief of losing a family member or close friend. For many years, my family experienced few deaths, but in the past four years, I have lost a brother, an … more
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BBQ sauce with a kick
Welcome back to my little culinary experiment, where we take everyday essentials we usually toss in our grocery carts and turn them into homemade staples that taste better and often cost less. … more
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Family Nurse Practitioner Meagan Jones performs a physical on a student at the Ozarks Healthcare Zizzer Clinic,
OZH offers free sports physicals for area students
Ozarks Healthcare is partnering with local schools this spring to provide free sports physicals during school hours, making it easy for students of all ages to get cleared for sports and activities, … more
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