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COLUMBIA, Mo. – Geospatial analysis by University of Missouri Extension researchers can help planners and emergency managers better understand how social vulnerability shapes disaster impacts and … more
There’s a certain warmth when Nancy Pace-Miller talks about Evangel University. You can hear it in her voice. You can feel it in the way she remembers. She still calls herself a Crusader. … more
That’s the idea behind the First Ladies Walk in Marshfield. Helen Cheek helps lead the effort each year. She works with the local Daughters of the American Revolution chapter—better known as … more
Big night ahead for Evangel University and its seminary. On Thursday, May 7, Evangel and the Assemblies of God Theological Seminary will come together for one joint commencement. It starts at … more
If you talk with Lawrence Cook for a few minutes, you realize pretty quickly—this isn’t just a job for him. It’s something he’s been chasing most of his life. These days, he’s a … more
Slow down when you see a turtle in the road and try to safely steer around it. The Missouri Department of Conservation (MDC) encourages motorists to give turtles crossing roads a “brake.” … more
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. – On behalf of cattlemen and cattlewomen throughout the state, Governor Mike Kehoe proclaimed May as Beef Month in Missouri. Governor Kehoe presented the proclamation to members … more
That little building has a story. And now, it’s getting a second life. Lyndall Fraker stood nearby this week as folks gathered for a ribbon-cutting. Nothing too fancy. Just a group of people … more
State Rep. John Black: How state funding decisions actually get made State Rep. John Black walked through it this week, and it starts where you might expect—with the governor. Each year, … more
MARSHFIELD, Mo. — A conversation that had mostly been happening behind the scenes finally made its way into the open this week. And now, it’s official. The city of Marshfield has taken … more
A 25-year-old man from Seymour was killed early Sunday morning after being struck by a vehicle along U.S. 60 in Webster County. According to the Missouri State Highway Patrol, the crash happened … more
The application period for first-time applicants for a ‘senior citizen’s tax freeze’ opens May  1 and closes on June 30. Webster County started the program in 2025. Taxpayers aged 62 … more
The room had a certain energy to it. People talking, catching up, smiling. It didn’t feel like just another event. Lisa Parks was right in the middle of it, making sure everything ran the way … more
Alicia Hill co-owns Kove's Kettle and Pork Rinds, a Conway-based business that grew out of a previous operation, Hawk’s Popcorn and Pork Rinds.  The company maintains the same products … more
A lot of folks walking through the Cherry Blossom Festival this year had the same moment. They stopped. Looked twice. And thought… wait a second. Is that Bobby Ewing? It was. … more
Perry Hibner thought he was done. After years as a sports editor and later working in school communications, retirement seemed like the next step. But it didn’t take long for something to pull … more
Because it’s not something you hear every day. It’s called a piano orchestra. And around here, it’s become one of those things people look forward to each spring. At the center of it … more
Around here, people call her a lot of different things. Aunt Norma. Dr. Champion. Sometimes even a Senator. For Norma Champion, those names tell a story. Each one marks a place where she … more
If you ask Nicholas Inman to describe the Missouri Cherry Blossom Festival, he won’t give you a short answer. He’ll give you an image. “It’s like you put history in a blender,” he … more
McNish Keeps Focus on Infrastructure, Future of Marshfield Four terms in, Mayor Natalie McNish still talks about the job like there’s plenty left to do. And there is. McNish said the … more
There’s been a steady rhythm inside the Museum of the Bible this week. Voices, one after another, reading aloud. Morning through evening. No big breaks. Just a continuous stream of scripture being … more
April brings a lot of things each year. Warmer weather. Busy schedules. And, for many in the area, a reminder to pay attention to something that often goes unseen. Child abuse prevention. … more
MARSHFIELD, Mo. — Once a month, a group of local Republicans gathers to talk about what’s going on, what’s coming next, and how people can get involved. For David Johnson, that’s really … more
The name kind of stops you for a second. Good Dads. Simple. Straight to the point. And, according to Scott Lewis, that’s exactly the idea. Lewis is a project manager with the … more
COLUMBIA, Mo. – Of all the things growing in a garden, children are the most important. April is National Gardening Month and an ideal time to discuss the need to teach youngsters about what … more
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