by: JonChristopher Collins and Scott McCaulley Richard Asbill, Cassville’s Superintendent of Schools, submits his resignation during a Special Meeting of the Board of Education this week to accept a similar position with the Bolivar School District. His resignation is effective at the end of the 2020-2021 school year. According to a post on the Bolivar …
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Monday Night in High School Girls Basketball, the Branson Lady Pirates were able to grab win number three on the season as they pulled away from the Springfield Hillcrest Lady Hornets 58-27 in Branson. Chole Grimm leads the Lady Pirates with 23 points. Tonight, the Branson Boys are at home to take on Springfield Parkview. …
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by: Scott McCaulley The Community Blood Center of the Ozarks has three Blood Drives in the Lakes Region over the next two days as the CBCO continues to ask donors to give blood as the number of donations have decreased during the COVID-19 Pandemic. Chris Pilgrim, Communications Director for the CBCO on Monday’s “Ozarks Now” …
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by: Scott McCaulley The City of Harrison officially closed on the purchase of the Old Harrison Junior High Building late last week. Harrison Parks Director Chuck Eddington, on Monday’s “Around the Table” Program on KHOZ says there is some work that needs to be done before the city can begin moving in including some general …
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by: Scott McCaulley During the COVID-19 Pandemic, the City of Hollister has followed the lead of the state of Missouri in dealing with the crisis according to the Hollister’s City Administrator. Rick Ziegenfuss was a guest on Monday’s “Ozarks Now” Program on KRZK and said they used that approach after careful consideration and input from …
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by: Francis Lin, Ozarks First New data from the CDC shows Missouri is last in the country to vaccinate residents. Governor Mike Parson and local health leaders are disputing that rating. Less than 4% of Missouri residents have gotten the COVID-19 vaccine with the national average of 5.6%. Steve Edwards, president and CEO of CoxHealth, …
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by: Scott McCaulley The Taney County Health Department confirms 13 deaths due to COVID-19 of Taney County Residents since the end of November until early January. Nine were females in with ages ranging from their 70’s to their 90’s while the other four deaths were of males, three in their 80’s and one in his 90’s. …
by: Scott McCaulley Monday Morning starts out to be a wet one in the region with heavy rain falling in much of the Lakes Region. The National Weather Service has issued a Flash Flood Warning for the Northern Parts of Barry and Stone Counties as well as South Central Christian County until mid-morning. An inch …
by: Jesse Inman, Ozarks First Christian County is one of the fastest-growing counties in the state…And because of that, the assessor’s office there is running out of room. Assessor Danny Grey talked about the unique way the county is making more room, and it requires moving a small piece of history out of the way. …
by: Scott McCaulley The Chadwick Cardinals complete a run through the Spokane Boys Tournament by rolling by Reeds Spring 67-21 in Saturday’s Title Game. The host Owls take third 74-40 over Ash Grove, Blue Eye wins fifth place defeating Seymour 37-26 while Cassville finishes seventh with their 47-39 win over Southwest. In Girls Basketball, Forsyth …
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