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• Howell County Sheriff’s Office Six-Month Calls for Service Analysis (May–October 2025) November 17, 2025
  Overview of Total Calls for Service:   Over the past six months (May–October 2025), the Howell County Sheriff’s Office responded to 7,322 calls for service. Monthly totals fluctuated due to seasonal activity patterns, school-related calls, and proactive enforcement initiatives.   Month Total CFS: May 1,224 June 1,274 July 1,340 August 1,117 September 1,189 October 1,178 […]
  James Hurtt
• Featured Pets of The Day- Two Red Tick Hounds In Need of Home November 17, 2025
  FEATURED PETS OF THE DAY- Ozarks Pet Rescue is looking for homes for two beautiful, 10-month-old Female Red Tick Hounds. Harper: Housebroken with regular let-outs Walks well on a leash Great with other dogs after a proper introduction Loves cats & kids No food aggression — but she does love to sneak snacks if given […]
  Dylan Groves
• Angel Tree Adoption Opportunity: Mountain View Community November 17, 2025
  The Mountain View Community Betterment is proud to be hosting the annual Angel Tree this year to ensure children in our community have a wonderful holiday season. We invite you to participate by adopting an Angel or making a donation. Adopt an Angel They will be bringing Angels available for adoption tomorrow to the Chamber […]
  James Hurtt
• Final Day to Sign Up for How to Dine with Diabetes. Food Skills Class Offered by Howell County Extension November 17, 2025
  Please sign up by 4:00 today November 17th, 2025. West Plains, MO. – The University of Missouri Extension (MU Extension) in Howell County is offering a healthy cooking class for individuals with diabetes, Dining with Diabetes. In this class: Participants learn how to make meals that are healthy, easy to prepare, and tasty. Hands-on-cooking healthy […]
  James Hurtt
• West Plains School Board to Meet on Tuesday November 17, 2025
  Agenda: The post West Plains School Board to Meet on Tuesday appeared first on Ozark Radio News.
  James Hurtt
• Hardy’s 300 yards and Pride’s pick-six power Mizzou past Mississippi State November 17, 2025
  From Bill Pollock Missouri Net: Missouri closed out its home schedule with a 49–27 win over Mississippi State, led by a historic performance from running back Ahmad Hardy and two defensive scores that helped the Tigers improve to 7–3 overall and 3–3 in SEC play. Hardy became just the second player in program history to […]
  James Hurtt
• Monday Sports with Double H November 17, 2025
  HS Football West Plains over Carl Junction Liberty over Forsyth Mtn. Grove over Clever Thayer over Marionville Salem, AR over Fouke Mountain Home over Sheridan   Grizzly Basketball fell to Butler 99-80   Chiefs fall to the Broncos   MNF Dallas at Las Vegas   The post Monday Sports with Double H appeared first on […]
  James Hurtt
• Zizzer Football District Championship Commemorative Apparel For Sale ONE DAY ONLY! November 17, 2025
    Show your Zizzer Pride and celebrate the district championship with new apparel.  To order follow the link below. Orders will close Tuesday, November 18 at midnight! When ordering please put your athletes name in the NOTE TO SELLER: OTHER SPECIAL INSTRUCTIONS box and your order will be delivered to the field house for your […]
  James Hurtt
• U.S. 160 Overpass Project Enters New Phase; Detour Shift Begins Wednesday, Nov. 19 November 17, 2025
  The U.S. 160 overpass project is entering a new phase of construction that includes a section of road from Old Airport Road to Freedom Drive.   This will require a detour shift beginning Wednesday, Nov. 19, for motorists traveling north or westbound from Independence Drive/U.S. 160 East to turn north onto Amy Street, then west […]
  James Hurtt
• City of West Plains Boil Order Downgraded to Advisory November 17, 2025
  West Plains, MO. – The City of West Plains has announced this morning that the city-wide boil order advisory that was put into place over the weekend has been downgraded to a Boil Advisory.  The initial boil order is due to an power outage that occurred at the City’s water treatment facility, which led to […]
  Daniel Williams