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The month of Valentine’s Day, February is also American Heart Month – both highlighting matters of the heart.  more
Richard School will offer an Early Childhood Preschool Program for 4-year-olds planning to attend the Richards Early Childhood Center for the 2024-2025 school year. more
BrewFest 2024 will showcase flavors provided by 19 purveyors of foods and beverages, including favorites old and new, from 5:30 to 8 p.m. Saturday in the arena and exhibit hall at the West Plains Civic Center. Doors will open promptly at 5:30. more
As February unfolds, gardeners and homeowners alike turn their thoughts towards spring and the promise of lush, green lawns. Preparing your lawn for spring during the final weeks of winter is crucial for achieving a healthy turf in the coming months. This detailed guide outlines the essential steps to take in February to ensure your lawn emerges from its winter dormancy vibrant and full of life. more
SPRINGFIELD, Mo. – Avian flu and rabies are examples of diseases that frequently make news, yet many people don’t know the specifics about where these diseases are found and how they circulate throughout wildlife populations. more
On April 8, the 2024 solar eclipse’s path of totality will sweep across many states, including a swath of Missouri and the Mark Twain National Forest within. more
Today Metal to Rust is stepping outside of the bounds of automobiles, or at least the ones that stay on the ground. more
In the heart of Missouri, the small town of West Plains carries a history marked by a catastrophic event that not only claimed lives but also left an indelible scar on the community. This article delves into the tragic explosion that occurred on April 13, 1928, decimating the Bond Dance Hall and altering the course of West Plains' history forever. Through detailed examination, this piece explores the events leading up to the disaster, its immediate aftermath, the community's response, and the lingering mysteries that remain unsolved to this day. more
Matthew 4:8-9 Again, the devil took him to a very high mountain and showed him all the kingdoms of the world and their splendor. “All this I will give you,” he said, “if you will bow down and worship me.” more
Sometimes a single word can bring a thousand memories to mind, words like: “Mom,” “Dad” or “Sweetheart.” Some names from the Bible are like that. Adam and Eve make us think of Paradise Lost. Noah brings to mind the flood. David makes us think of Goliath, Bathsheba, his role as Israel’s king and the twenty-third Psalm. more
One of the things Jesus asked his disciples to do was to abide in him. In more
The debate between predestination and free will stands as one of the most enduring and complex theological discussions within Christianity. It delves into the very essence of God's nature, human autonomy, and the interplay between divine sovereignty and human freedom. This discourse is not merely an academic exercise but touches upon the personal and existential aspects of faith, salvation, and the human condition. more
Fate, and perhaps some divine intervention, combined on Wednesday with goodwill and volunteerism in the nick of time to facilitate the delivery of balloons and chocolates to nursing home residents for Valentine's Day. more
Members of the Thayer High School Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA) Chapter attended the 2024 District 14 FBLA Leadership Conference held Jan. 29 in Hartville. more
In an effort to promote regular blood donations and save lives, the Community Blood Center of the Ozarks is launching the annual 56-Day Challenge, presented by the Adam Swenka Team at Flat Branch Home Loans.  more
Kimberly Rhoads, a telehealth clinical technician at the West Plains Community-Based Outpatient Clinic of the John J. Pershing Medical Center, operated by the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs, is the newest recipient of the facility’s B.E.E. Award. more
The Richards School Board is set to hold its monthly session at 6 p.m. Thursday in the school boardroom. more
Senior Age Area Agency on Aging and the West Plains Senior Center offer free income tax assistance for seniors. more
The Missouri Arts Council (MAC) recently honored the recipients of the 2024 Missouri Arts Awards, the state’s highest honor in the arts, at the Missouri State Capitol, in a ceremony that was open to the public. Among those recognized is Kathleen Morrisey, president of the West Plains Council on the Arts. more
In an effort to protect consumers as tax season is underway, Attorney General Andrew Bailey warns Missourians to be aware of scammers and to take steps to protect themselves from anyone attempting to get their personal information. more
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