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West Plains High School seniors Roxy Clinton and Tara Sargent and sophomore Camille Coleman.
Zizzer PLTW students earn top marks in recent contest
Over 45 Project Lead the Way students attended the April 9 Missouri S&T Showcase at the Missouri University of Science and Technology in Rolla and presented their projects to university professors and students to gain feedback on their work.  more
Habitat for Humanity Howell County wishes to express thanks to the Ozark Christian Academy Golf Team for volunteering to put plooring down in the 30th Habitat house, currently under construction. The golf team is coached by Brandon Maxwell and members are, from left, Jackson Cox, Will Maxwell, Hudson Cox, Seth Mills, Mason Chambers, DJ Cobban and Sam Mills, plus Luke Moore. To learn more about Habitat for Humanity of Howell County call the office between 8 a.m. and noon weekdays, a 417-256-8246.
Teen volunteers lay flooring for latest Habitat home
Community First Banking Company is Platinum Sponsor for EPIC: Nurturing Growth in Agriculture
Community First Banking Company of West Plains, MO is the Platinum Sponsor of the Ozarks Small Business Incubator’s (OzSBI) signature National Small Business Week celebration, EPIC: Nurturing Growth in Agriculture. Community First Banking Company’s sponsorship of EPIC shows their commitment to investing in the community and their strong support of local entrepreneurs who make our region a great place to live and work. more
WILLOW SPRINGS TUESDAY STUDY CLUB
The Willow Springs Tuesday Study Club met on April 2, 2024 at the Willow Springs Senior Center. Following a business meeting, Claudia Marvin gave the following presentation. more
Summersville Library plant, book sale is Friday
The Summersville Friends of the Library will hold its popular Spring Plants & Books Sale from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Friday. more
Ozark Spring Daughters to hold awards luncheon May 4
The Ozark Spring, National Society Daughters of the American Revolution will hold an awards luncheon at noon May 4 at the American Legion Hall, 1401 Bill Virdon Blvd. in West Plains. In addition to the presentation of the Chapter Awards, the group will recognize member Vivian Sue Brake, who died on Jan. 29, remembering her for her service and commitment to DAR.  more
St. Paul Lutheran Church to hold annual Huge Inside Yard Sale
From 7 a.m. to 3 p.m. May 2 and 3, St Paul Lutheran Church, 291 N. Kentucky Ave. in West Plains, will hold its annual Inside Yard Sale fundraiser. more
Student leader Ruby Hinds, a senior at West Plains High School, recently toured the Missouri Capitol in Jefferson City. She was recognized by 154th District State Rep. David Evans, West Plains, with a resolution from the Missouri House for being selected as a Breckenridge Scholar. The Missouri Federation of Republican Women (MoFRW) held its annual Breckenridge Scholars and Legislative Day at the Missouri State Capitol on March 26.
Ruby Hinds named Breckenridge Scholar
South Fork Elementary fourth grade students had an “unforgettable” day exploring Jefferson City, shared West Plains R-7 School District Communications Director Lana Snodgras. “From the Capitol Building to the Governor's Mansion and the Missouri Supreme Court, the students got an up-close look at all three branches of government,” she said, adding a note of gratitude to 154th District Rep. David Evans and Miss Missouri Autumn Black, in the white dress here with Miss Missouri Teen Gracyn Rouse of Thayer, in blue, for making the visit extra special.
SF fourth graders tour Jefferson City
WPHS Happenings
Free prom dresses available at WPHS more
The Eminence High School gymnasium packed a good crowd on March 30 for the annual Country and Gospel Music Show hosted as a fundraiser for Better Eminence Schools for Tomorrow.
B.E.S.T. Country and Gospel Music Show 2024 a success, say organizers
“A wonderful time was had on Saturday night the 30th of March when three bands played bluegrass, country and gospel music,” said Joan Dix, president of the Better Eminence Schools for Tomorrow, which held its annual music concert that day in the Eminence High School gym. more
Registration open for summer, fall classes at Ozarka College
Registration is open for current and new students at Ozarka College in Melbourne, Ark. Students are encouraged to speak to their advisers and register for summer and fall 2024 classes. more
OHRC to host poetry open mic night Tuesday
Area poets are invited to share their works during a poetry open mic night Tuesday hosted by the Ozarks Heritage Research Center (OHRC) at Missouri State University-West Plains. more
Howell County Democrats to hold mass meeting today
Democrats in Howell County are invited to participate in the Howell County Democratic Party’s mass meeting at 6:30 p.m. today at the Yellow House Community Arts Center, 209 W. Trish Knight St. in West Plains. RSVP by contacting local party Co-Chair Terry Moore, 417-247-0033. more
Dr. Janet Brewer's West Plains High School physical science classes recently welcomed Dave Bryant, a seasoned riverboat captain from the American Commercial Barge Line boat company. With 17 years of river experience, Bryant connected wave studies with his real-life adventures on the Mississippi River traveling along the St. Louis to Baton Rouge route.
Science students welcome riverboat captain Dave Bryant
WILLOW SPRINGS TUESDAY STUDY CLUB
The Willow Springs Tuesday Study Club met at the Willow Springs Senior Center for a regular business meeting on March 19. Mary Knott and Kathleen Carel were the hostesses with the assistance of Pauline Cape. Following a business meeting, Kathleen gave a presentation titled “American History Myths You Learned in School.” more
This “handsome” orange-and-white male tabby cat is named George, and is about 6 months old, shares West Plains Regional Animal Shelter volunteer Trish Hammen, adding, “George is very outgoing, playful and very energetic. He would like a home with kids to chase him around and play with him.” The fee to adopt is $45 and includes the cost of neutering and vaccinations. Hammen invites all to visit the shelter at 1486 BB Highway and check out the new facility and and meet the residents, which include cats and dogs. Donations continue to be accepted for the inside of the new building, and Hammen expresses thanks to those who have already contributed. Shelter hours are 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Mondays through Saturdays. To learn more, call 417-256-8438.
Pet of the Week
A group of Project Leads the Way (PLTW) engineering students and science teacher Dr. Janet Brewer of West Plains High School were invited to participate in S.T.E.M. Day at the Capitol in Jefferson City. The visit exposed students to engineering concepts and innovations through hands-on experiences. Companies including Boeing, Missouri University of Science & Technology in Rolla, KC S.T.E.M. Alliance, National Security Campus and others were present at the event and offered insights into the forefront of science, technology, engineering and mathematical advancements. Students in attendance were, from left, Riley Lilly, Adilee Smith, Natalie Bahus, Daigeen Parrish, Caleb Niesen and William LaChance.
Zizzer PLTW students visit Jefferson City
Maddy Poor
WS senior recognized as a top student in the state
Willow Springs High School senior Madalyn Poor has been distinguished as one of the top academic students in the state through the 2024 Missouri Scholars 100 program. more
MSU-WP summer session, fall semester schedules available online
Area residents interested in taking classes at Missouri State University-West Plains during the 2024 summer session and/or fall semester can now browse through a list of courses online. more
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