Community Events
Spectators circle the racetrack for the first-ever Doxie Dash in Willow Springs. Pictured is the second of the three heats that determined the winner. Six dachshunds race toward their owners – some more attentively than others.
Kelly Rando (left) is crowned Coffee Queen by Ann Hines (right). Festival go-ers voted for the best cup of coffee to determine the winner. This year, the honor goes to Southern Kels.
Deborah Kyano took first place for her “Year of the Pepper” entry (pictured). In the pickled category, Katherine Lightfoot took first place for her pickled pumpkin (not pictured.) This year’s contest was sponsored by Main Street Wellness Center.
Ozark cultural heritage will be highlighted at Alley Spring on October 5, 12, and 19. From 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. each day, demonstrators will show off pioneer skills and traditions.
Ozark pioneers were hardy and resourceful, using raw materials to produce essential items that were not readily...
Starting in October, the city of West Plains will no longer accept utility payments made at banks after the 15th of each month. This change is being made to allow enough time for processing before the utility payment due date on the 17th, the city announced September 26.
This change is only...
The annual State of the University address hosted by Missouri State University-West Plains (MSU-WP) has been rescheduled to 11:30 a.m. Friday, Oct. 4, at Hass-Darr Hall on the MSU-WP campus.
The presentation was originally scheduled for 2:00 p.m. Oct. 3, but university officials said it was...
A quilt depicting the life of Christ will be raffled at St. John Vianney in Mountain View in November. The quilt blocks were hand embroidered and then machine quilted. The quilt is 72 x 87 inches and has light blue backing. Funds from the raffle will be used to purchase a van for a Birch Tree...
The Mountain View Chamber of Commerce is partnering with the Ozarks Small Business Incubator (OzSBI) in West Plains to establish an OzSBI Regional Hub in Mountain View.
The two partners are asking area residents to share their thoughts in an online survey on what is needed by the business...
Pumpkins and mums galore! Winter produce, tomatoes, apples, apple cider and more are available at the 'Go Farm' Farmer's Market.
The Fall Festival is October 12 with a vendor Chili Cook-off. Only customers get to vote. There will be music, scavenger hunt with a prize of $5.00 in Munch Bucks...