A Licking woman sustained minor injuries early Friday after her SUV struck a deer on Highway BB, three miles west of U.S. 63. The Missouri State Highway Patrol reports the crash occurred around 5:50 a.m. on August 28. Troopers say the eastbound 2017 Ford Explorer hit the deer in the roadway, causing moderate damage to […]

Mammoth Spring, AR. – Boasting a wide variety of vehicles, vendors and events, the Mammoth Spring Chamber of Commerce wants to invite the public to the 42nd Annual Antique & Classis Car Show at the Mammoth Spring State Park. With over 60 awards being distributed and a “Best of Show” Trophy said to be over 6ft […]

WRIGHT COUNTY, Mo.  — A Wright County woman is facing multiple charges following an alleged roadside confrontation June 29 that authorities say involved stalking, assault and resistance during her arrest. Amanda Marcel Keller is charged with first degree stalking, third degree domestic assault, third degree assault and resisting arrest, according to a probable cause statement […]

The Thomasville Community Center will host a fall craft fair and vendor’s market on September 19, offering a full day of shopping, activities, and family entertainment as part of the town’s Autumn Days celebration. The event runs from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. Organizers say the vendor market will feature a wide range of local […]

(This is a press release from the office of Governor Mike Kehoe.) Jefferson City, MO. – Yesterday, Governor Mike Kehoe announced the appointment of Kurt U. Schaefer as commissioner of the Missouri Office of Administration (OA). Schaefer currently serves as director of the Missouri Department of Natural Resources (DNR), a position he has held since […]

(This article comes courtesy of MissouriNet.) Missouri sheriffs are supporting additional safeguards for automated license plate reader systems as debate continues over the use of Flock cameras across the state. Missouri Sheriffs’ Association President Matt Oller said law enforcement leaders recognize concerns about misuse and support measures to address them. “It can be misused and we want to make sure to limit the potential for any misuse and to put some teeth into instances where misuse does occur,” Oller said. The discussion comes after the St. Charles County Police Department stopped using Flock cameras when a former employee allegedly conducted unauthorized searches for personal reasons. In south-central Missouri, the Pulaski County Sheriff’s Office also plans to discontinue its use of the cameras following privacy concerns raised by residents. Oller said many sheriffs support limits on how long data collected by automated license plate readers, or ALPRs, can be stored. He said some sheriffs favor requiring vendors to delete information after a set period and ensuring agencies maintain ownership of the data. “Flock has become […]

Funeral Services for Marilyn Kay Bell, Age 66 of West Plains, Missouri will be held on Saturday, August 29th, 2026 at The Langston Street Chapel of The Robertson-Drago Funeral Home, West Plains, Missouri, beginning at 2:00 PM. Burial will take place in The Howell Memorial Park Cemetery, Pomona, Missouri.Memorial contributions may be made to First […]

John “Rhett” Carter, 24, of Glencoe, Arkansas, went home to be with the Lord on August 25, 2026, at UAMS in Little Rock, surrounded by the people he loved. Though his time on this earth was far too short, Rhett lived a life full of love, faith, hard work, family, friendship, and memories that will […]

Looking to start the season strong, the Willow Springs Bears travelled to Ash Grove, taking on the young but very good Pirate team. Willow Springs would score 7 in the first quarter, and played tight defense, but in the 2nd quarter the Bears picked up the scoring and would go into the half with a […]

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