A widespread one to two inches of rain are possible in the Ozarks from tonight all the way into Wednesday. The national weather service says there is the potential for some localized amounts of three plus inches. Flooding may develop where heavy rain moves over the same area. There is a marginal risk of severe […]
Governor Parson Celebrates Farmers and Ranchers at State Fair
Missouri’s Governor describes the State Fair in Sedalia as an important time to celebrate the efforts of farmers and ranchers as well as young people like 4-H students, who work hard on their projects year-round. Governor Parson traveled to Sedalia on Thursday for the fair’s opening day. This year’s fair theme is “Buckets of Fun.” […]
Lay-offs at Ozark County Sheriff’s Office
The Ozark County Sheriff’s Office has laid off several staff members and two deputies. Sheriff Cass Martin says the layoffs were forced by rising costs and declining sales tax revenue. Martin says he worked with county commissioners to find ways to solve the departments budget deficit, but in the end layoffs were unavoidable. Ozark County […]
Missing Juvenile Alert From Wright County
The Wright County Sheriff’s Office have issued a missing juvenile alert. 12-year-old Maxwell Robbins is described as about 5 feet tall and 120 pounds with long, shaggy hair. He was last seen at his residence at Parks Creek Road in Grovespring on Wednesday. Anyone with any information as to the whereabouts of Robbins is asked […]
Gillioz Still Open Despite Water Damage
Recent rains have caused problems at the historic Gillioz Theater. Heavy rains last Friday caused water to leak from the roof to the lobby and rotunda. The stage and seating area was not harmed. Humidifiers are being used to dry out the flooded area. The theater is still open for scheduled shows. This article is […]