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West Plains Bank and Trust Company is a $500 sponsor of the West Plains Noon Rotary Club Boots and Barbecue fundraiser for the Rotary Backpack Program set to start at 5:30 p.m. Friday. Tickets to the fundraiser at Rubydoo’s Event Center, 9420 County Road 9190, are $40 in advance and $50 at the door. Festivities will include a barbecue dinner, cash bar, music, live auction, hay rides and a “cash bubble house” game. To purchase tickets, go online to eventbrite.com and search for “Boots & BBQ” hosted by the West Plains Noon Rotary Club, or visit Ozark Marketing Company, 983 E. U.S. 160, or State Farm-Ramona Heiney, 1024 Porter Wagoner Blvd., both in West Plains. From left, Scott Corman, Kara McGinnis, Karen Smith, Vicki Belt, Ramona Heiney, Becky Brewer, Bailey Stephens, Cass Denton and Nathan Cropper.
WP Bank and Trust supports Rotary Backpack Program fundraiser
Texas Co. sheriff investigating shooting death in Bucyrus area
Texas County Sheriff Scott Lindsey is reporting an investigation into a fatal shooting that happened about 3 a.m. Wednesday in the area of Bucyrus, about five miles west of Houston. more
Normandy Veteran Ken Hay MBE, poses with an art installation of life-sized servicemen silhouettes by community project 'Standing with Giants' ahead of the Remembrance Day, at Kensington Gardens in London, Thursday, Nov. 9, 2023 to pay tribute to all those who have lost their lives in service for the country. (AP Photo/Kin Cheung）
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Gov. Mike Parson gave remarks on Tuesday preceding the groundbreaking of a building on the Missouri State University-West Plains campus that will house the university's TJ Swift House A.S.C.E.N.D. Program. A.S.C.E.N.D. stands for Autism Support Can Empower New Directions, and is already in place at MSU-WP, offering support services for students with autism. Other speakers included MSU President Clif Smart, MSU-WP Chancellor Dennis Lancaster, Tracey Hollis of TJ Swift House and 33rd District State Sen. Karla Eslinger, who introduced Parson.
Governor attends MSU-WP groundbreaking for Center for Autism and Neurodiversity
Gov. Mike Parson visited West Plains on Tuesday to attend a groundbreaking ceremony for the building that will permanently house an existing autism student support program at Missouri State University-West Plains. more
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A billboard announcing the third Republican presidential debate in Miami is shown, Tuesday, Nov. 7, 2023, in downtown Miami. Five hopefuls will participate in the debate at the Adrienne Arsht Center for the Performing Arts of Miami-Dade County, according to the Republican National Committee. They are Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis, businessman Vivek Ramaswamy, former U.N. Ambassador Nikki Haley, Sen. Tim Scott, R-S.C., and former New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie. (AP Photo/Wilfredo Lee)
5 Republicans take the stage in Miami, while Trump holds a rally nearby. Follow live updates
Donald Trump took the stage at his rally about 20 minutes after the Republican presidential debate kicked off nearby. Trump’s rally was set to begin at 7 p.m., but he didn’t end up speaking until … more
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Caring for soldiers during their service and after, the Ozark Independent Living (O.I.L.) Veteran Directed Care (VDC) Department will send boxes of items collected at the office to soldiers serving overseas during the Christmas season. Items needed include drink and instant food packets, hard candy, popcorn, and gum; basic toiletries like dental care items, shampoos and lotions; travel size board games and cards, puzzles, paperback books, puzzle books and letter writing supplies; and other items like laundry detergent pods, dryer sheets, ankle/boot socks, and non-lithium ion AA or AAA batteries. See the attached article for a more detailed list and information on the VDC program administered through O.I.L. Items and letters or cards of encouragement and support will be accepted from 8 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. weekdays at the O.I.L. office, 109 Aid Ave. in West Plains, through Nov. 15. From left: O.I.L. VDC Options Counselor Emily Toten, Manager Lori Cox, Data Specialist Donna Nale and Options Counselor Kelsey Hurley.
O.I.L.'s Veteran Directed Care staff show care for military members during service and after
The Ozark Independent Living (O.I.L.) Veteran Directed Care (VDC) Department is adopting a deployed military unit to send care items to during the Christmas season, and asking for the public's help with donations. more
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MSU-WP spring semester schedules available online 
Area residents interested in taking classes at Missouri State University-West Plains during the 2024 spring semester can now browse through a list of courses online. more
Eric Gibson, right, president of the Community Foundation of West Plains, was selected for the 2023 Stanley Ball Leadership Award. In Gibson’s honor, the CFWP received a $2,000 grant.
Leading Locally: Community Foundation of West Plains
West Plains’ name ties to its founding in the 1850s — it came to be called that because the settlement was west of nearby Thomasville — but the town today is known for other names, too. Legacies that began locally include famed musicians Jan Howard and Porter Wagoner, baseball legends Bill Virdon and Preacher Roe, and actor Dick Van Dyke. more
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Texas Co. business earns top neighboring award 2nd year in a row
The second annual Missouri Good Neighbor Week, celebrated from Sept. 28 to Oct. 4, was a documented success, said David Burton, a representative of the Green County University of Missouri Extension and organizer of the event. more
Felony charge filed for 18-year-old trooper says did not put baby in car seat
A Douglas County woman has been charged with a felony after allegedly neglecting to secure an infant in a car seat, resulting in the baby being seriously injured in a July 18 accident in Howell County. more
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Willow Springs Chamber of Commerce gives updates
The Willow Springs Chamber of Commerce is booking luncheon hosts for 2024, and will not hold Business After Hours events in November or December due to the holidays, announced chamber Director Kim McCormick. Businesses interested in hosting a luncheon should email willowspringschamber@gmail.com, or call the chamber at 417-469-5519. more
Supporters of Issue 1 cheer at a watch party, Tuesday, Nov. 7, 2023, in Columbus Ohio. (AP Photo/Sue Ogrocki)
After Ohio vote, advocates in a dozen states are trying to put abortion on 2024 ballots
After voters in Ohio approved a constitutional amendment protecting the right to abortion and other forms of reproductive healthcare, advocates in at least a dozen states are hoping to take abortion … more
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Community First Banking Company is $500 sponsor of the West Plains Noon Rotary Club Boots and Barbecue fundraiser for the Rotary Backpack Program. Tickets to the fundraiser are $40 in advance and $50 at the door. The event begins at 5:30 p.m. Friday at Rubydoo’s Event Center, 9240 County Road 9190. Festivities will include a barbecue dinner, cash bar, music, live auction, hay rides and a “cash bubble house” game. Proceeds go toward Rotary efforts to ensure children at risk of going hungry have food to eat over weekends and school breaks. To purchase tickets, go online to eventbrite.com and search for “Boots & BBQ” hosted by the West Plains Noon Rotary Club, or visit Ozark Marketing Company, 983 E. U.S. 160, or State Farm-Ramona Heiney, 1024 Porter Wagoner Blvd., both in West Plains. Front row, from left: Nita Judd, Ronda Barry, Carrie Siegman, Kelly Marsh, Nicole Woffard and Stephanie Minge. Back row: Gus Ramseur, Mark Sloan, Ambrosia Brege and Jarred Wright.
Community First donates to Boots & Barbecue event
Members of West Plains Sunrise Rotary Club recently presented a $500 check in support of the Communitywide Christmas Assistance Program headed by Ozark Action and the Greater West Plains Area Chamber of Commerce. Receiving the check in the front row is Cindy Cowens, left; Sunrise Rotary President Allison Skinner is presenting the check. Behind them, from left: Terry Sanders, Angie Berry, Nathan Cropper, Kay Mead, Ralph Riggs, Nathan Franks, Scott Corman and Jessica Collins.
18th annual Communitywide Christmas Assistance Program kicks off
For the 18th year, the Greater West Plains Area Chamber of Commerce Non-Profit Alliance, along with Ozark Action, representatives from West Plains R-7 School District and area rural schools, law enforcement, businesses and other community groups, will once again join forces for the West Plains Communitywide Christmas Assistance Program to help those in need.  more
Week of Nov. 12 celebrates impact of Community Foundations
The Community Foundation of West Plains will join in a nationwide celebration next week to recognize the increasingly important role that community foundations play in strengthening their regions by addressing high-priority challenges and betterment projects for local residents.  more
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Community Roundup: Veterans Day activities
Veterans Day falls on Saturday this year, and government offices will be closed Friday in recognition, as that is the federally-designated day of observance. Many events honoring veterans will be held Friday, including the parade. more
Burglary, domestic assault charges filed against Thayer man after incident in WP
A Thayer resident is in custody and charged with two felonies after allegedly attacking a woman while she was in the shower at her home in West Plains, after entering without permission and having reportedly been told to leave the property and not return on prior occasions. more
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Editorial Roundup: Missouri
St. Louis Post-Dispatch. November 3, 2023. Editorial: Ashcroft’s blatant abuse of process in abortion fight should be disqualifying For the second time, a court has flatly rejected … more
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Commission awards contracts for Southeast District Projects
The Missouri Highways and Transportation Commission awarded contracts for the Southeast District during its regular meeting on Wednesday. Contracts included pavement resurfacing and tree clearing.   more
Charges continue to pile up for mother accused of violating custody order
A West Plains woman has had more charges added after allegedly continuing to deny custody to the father of her children in defiance of a court-ordered custody arrangement, with the first charge filed over a year ago. more
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