OZARK, Mo. – A Sparta man is sentenced to 14 years in prison for an alcohol involved crash that killed his 3-year old son and injured four people in 2012. Twenty-four-year old John Clark was driving eastbound on Missouri 14 when his car crossed the center line and hit an oncoming SUV. Another car …
Ye Olde English Inn on Downing Street in Hollister is hosting a non-political, non-partisan workshop Thursday to help folks better understand the new healthcare laws under the Affordable Care Act. Inn Manager and event organizer Tabitha Mongold… A short presentation takes place at 4 p.m. Thursday in the dining hall at Ye Olde English Inn, …
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BRANSON, Mo. – Just as the sun started to melt the snow from last weekend’s winter storm, the Ozarks could see more precipitation today in the form of sleet and snow. The National Weather Service in Springfield forecasts a 50-percent chance of snow and sleet today with a 70-percent chance of a wintry mix this …
BRANSON, Mo. – Cox Medical Center Branson clinics have received recognition from the Patient-Centered Medical Home program. Media Relations Specialist Michelle Leroux explains the goal of Certified Patient-Centered Medical Homes… Research shows medical homes can lead to higher quality and lower costs. CoxHealth Center Branson West, CoxHealth Center Kimberling City, CoxHealth Family Medicine & OB, …
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. – A Missouri lawmaker is pushing the pedal to the metal with a new bill that would raise the state’s rural highway speed limit. A Republican state representative from Lamar, Mike Kelley, is asking legislators to back a new bill that would raise the maximum limit from 70 miles per hour to …
A total of 13 Arkansas counties are now eligible for federal disaster assistance following a winter storm in early December. The presidential declaration issued this week includes the counties of Marion, Newton, Madison and Searcy. Grant funds are available for emergency work to repair public facilities that were damaged in the storm, however the declaration …
GAINESVILLE, Mo. – Ozark County is getting a new Associate Circuit Judge as Gov. Nixon appoints Cynthia MacPherson to the bench. MacPherson has nearly 40 years of experience practicing law, and has strong roots to Ozark County: Gov. Nixon appointed MacPherson on Tuesday. MacPherson reflects on the phone call: MacPherson says she’s been eyeing the …
The Loaves & Fishes meal will take place as scheduled this evening at Our Lady of the Lake Catholic Church in Branson. The meal is served between 5:30 and 6:30 p.m. Loaves & Fishes Coordinator Jim Lawson says after canceling the meals due to inclement weather Monday and Tuesday, the program should continue on as …
HARRISON, Ark. – Harrison’s Police Chief, Pat Murphy sent a formal letter to Mayor Jeff Crockett announcing he is retiring from the Police Department. Murphy visited with HometownDailyNews.com: Murphy also said, “Being employed at the Harrison Police Department has been the highlight of my 35 year career in Law Enforcement and I am extremely proud …
BRANSON, Mo. – The sign above The Wine Co. next to Country Mart on 248 caught fire Wednesday evening around 4:45 p.m. Branson Fire Chief Ted Martin says initial reports suggested much worse: Branson firefighters put out the fire by 5 p.m. No one was injured during the time of the fire.