The 6th annual Jim”the hammer” memorial golf tournament Saturday Sept 12th. It is a individual tournament. Tee off is at 11. Entry fee is 60 dollars. There will be one hundred dollars for closest to the pin on 3 par threes, and a new putter for longest putt on hole 9. Contact Len Jones […]

COLUMBIA, Mo. — Nine-time Grammy Award winner and Rock & Roll Hall of Fame inductee Sheryl Crow will perform the national anthem before Mizzou’s 2026 football season opener, the “Kickoff in CoMo” game against Arkansas-Pine Bluff on Thursday, Sept. 3 at Memorial Stadium. A Missouri native and University of Missouri graduate, Crow will return to […]

Rashee Rice says he’s ready to move forward. The fourth-year wide receiver spent 30 days in jail for a probation violation while also recovering from offseason knee surgery. Rice says his time in jail gave him a different perspective.   Rice also spent part of his rehab working with Patrick Mahomes. After initially taking things […]

The Cardinals shut out the Phillies 2-0 last night. Mason Winn put St. Louis on the board with an RBI single in the seventh, in the top of the 8th Ryne Stanek came on in relief of Caleb Ferguson who walked the bases loaded and Stanek got a double play and flyout to get out […]

An Arkansas high school football player got the scare of a lifetime after unknowingly practicing for more than an hour with a two-foot venomous cottonmouth snake hiding inside his helmet. The Maumelle High School player kept telling coaches his helmet felt uncomfortable, and when they checked it, they found the snake coiled inside the padding. […]

The Heat Advisory put into place by the National Weather Service (NWS) earlier this week has been extended, continuing through to Friday. However, with temperatures projected to be high this weekend, it’s possible it could be extended further.  The latest information packet from the NWS can be read below. The post NWS Heat Advisory Extended […]

DOUGLAS COUNTY, Mo. — Seven defendants were sentenced or entered guilty pleas during Circuit Law Day held Aug. 4 in Douglas County before Judge Craig Carter. James D. Vanscoyoc, 49, of Gainesville, was sentenced to 10 years in prison for the class D felony of possession of methamphetamine as a prior drug offender. Vanscoyoc also […]

Alton, MO. – As we all know, as money gets tighter year-over-year, and participation from the public shrinks, many fire departments are feeling the pressure. With many looking for new ways to maintain their force and equipment, many look to specific grants, such as in the case of the Alton Fire Department, who received one such […]

Public health officials are urging residents to take precautions as dangerously high temperatures continue across the region. A new safety graphic from federal agencies highlights the critical differences between heat exhaustion and heat stroke, emphasizing that quick action can save lives. According to the guidance, heat exhaustion often begins with symptoms such as dizziness, intense […]

The City of Summersville has announced that they are under a boil water advisory until further notice due to a problem with the chlorine pump. It is recommended that you boil water before consuming it in any way. The post Summersville Under a Boil Water Advisory appeared first on Ozark Radio News.