Gainesville High School senior Madison Trivitt accepts the State FFA Degree award from a Missouri FFA official at the 91st Missouri FFA Convention held April 25-26 at Hearnes Center in Columbia.
Gainesville FFA chapter president Madison Trivitt was recently awarded the State FFA Degree, the highest degree members can receive at state level.
Participating boats prepare to head out Saturday morning at the beginning of this year’s White River Valley Electric Cooperative’s annual Hooked on Education out of Pontiac Cove Marina. Photo courtesy Drew Dreckman.
This year’s White River Valley Electric Cooperative’s annual Hooked on Education Fishing Tournament, held May 4 out of Pontiac Cove Marina on Bull Shoals La
Jenni Garrison with the Ozark County Health Department, a certified child passenger safety technician, offers local residents free car seat checks by appointment throughout the year. She also schedules at least one community car seat check event every year, usually in the spring. Details of the public event will be published in the Ozark County Times when confirmed. To stay certified, Garrison has to complete six correct car seat checks herself in view of a certified instructor and complete continuing education to stay informed about current guidelines. Times photo / Jessi Dreckman.
When installed correctly, car and booster seats are designed to protect our most precious cargo in the event of a collis
Krista Crisp
Krista Crisp, owner of KCrisp Massage Therapy LLC, is now making appointments for massage therapy at The Hair Shop on th
Photo courtesy Shana Hambelton
Dora High School held its 2019 graduation exercises at 2 p.m. Sunday.
Law enforcement officers stand beside wreaths that were part of a ceremony at the Missouri Law Enforcement Officers Memorial Saturday that added nine names to the Wall of Honor – four who died in 2018, and five others who died between 1895 and 1971. One of the “historical” names added to the Wall of Honor was Joseph “Joday” Wilson of Romance.
In weekend ceremonies, the name of an Ozark County constable who was murdered in 1905 was added to the Wall of Honor at
The National Weather Service confirmed that an EF-1 tornado occurred near the Taney-Ozark County line west of Theodosia at 3:50 Tuesday, April 30. NWS said the twister, shown in this photo taken by Theodosia Pharmacy employee Jessica Workman, touched down 4 miles northeast of Protem and was on the ground for approximately eight minutes before lifting 5 miles northwest of Theodosia. “Numerous trees were down. One outbuilding was destroyed,” according to the NWS.
Exactly two years after torrential rain and an historic flood wreaked havoc on many Ozark County low-water crossings, an
Shane Funk and Shelly Clayton recently completed construction of new storage buildings in Theodosia. Theodosia Storage is next to Theodosia Pharmacy on Highway 160.
Ozark County Community Foundation board president Kerrie Zubrod, center, presents a $10,000 check from the Leroy and Ovia Marie McGinnis fund,
Black Bear sow, Forsyth, MO Noppadol Paothong
An estimated 350 black bears call southern Missouri home, and as the spring season gets underway, these magnificent mammals leave their winter dens in searc
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