Lockwood News

Sarah Helen Bush. 93, of Sedalia, died Thursday, June 26, 2008, at Sylvia G. Thompson Residence Center.

A crash in Dade County has killed a woman. The Missouri Highway Patrol says Sarah Harrison, 24, of Lockwood, died when her car was hit broadside by another vehicle.

Posted Thurs., June 5, 2008 A former Stockton woman was killed and her husband seriously injured in a two-car crash late Wednesday, June 4, according to the Missouri Highway Patrol.

The crime of cattle rustling in the Ozarks is now being coupled with another undesirable offense.

“Fire departments are one big family”

When killer tornadoes devastated southwest Missouri Saturday evening, Region D Fire Mutual Aid was called to provide district coverage in the Newton County area. via Springfield News Leader

Services will be held at 10:30 a.m. Saturday, at Pugh Funeral Home, Golden City, for David VanAcker, 82, Lockwood, who died at 1:30 p.m. Wednesday, May 7, 208, at the Missouri Veterans Home in Mt. via The Lamar Democrat

Both drivers were injured in a two-vehicle accident at 10:17 a.m. Tuesday on U.S. Highway 71, five miles south of Lamar in Barton County, the Missouri State Highway Patrol said. via Joplin Globe

Murray Bishoff Managing Editor Published April 14, 2008 4:00 PM CDT Surprises in how some counties grew, or didn't Southwest Missouri continues to grow. via Monett Times

The body of a teenager who drowned last month was recovered today by the Missouri Highway Patrol. via Springfield News Leader

By Richard Cooper So many times a potential voter with a busy personal schedule rationalizes passing up a stop at the polls with the thought, "My little one vote won't make any difference anyway." Don't tell ... via The Lamar Democrat

Recovery efforts continue today for a teenager from Lockwood, Missouri who has been missing since a Monday afternoon floating accident on Turnback Creek. via OzarksFIRST.com

The search for a a 16-year-old Lockwood resident last seen Monday night in Turnback Creek near Greenfield after his canoe swamped is continuing, according to the Missouri State Water Patrol. via Springfield News Leader

By RICHARD COOPER Democrat staff writer The Missouri Economic Research & Information Center , a part of the Missouri Department of Economic Development , publishes data as frequently as every month on the 11 ... via The Lamar Democrat

“This will help us take that technology to the next level, in things like aircraft, missiles and satellites”

A $3 million appropriation for EaglePicher Technologies from the federal government means better equipment for U.S. soldiers and more high-paying jobs heading to Joplin, according to U.S. Sen. via Joplin Globe

“What better way to change and get a fresh start than to start a new practice in a new hospital in a new town.”

Dr. Thomas Hopkins actually began his practice in November and officially moved to Lamar the first part of December. via The Lamar Democrat

“We may have the Bolivar area cleaned up in a day or two”

Tree trimmers from Shade Tree Service Company try to make way for the utility company to get power hooked up in Jefferson City. via Branson Tri-Lakes Daily News

County Reports Coordinated by The Region D Joint Information System BARRY Contact: David Compton, EMD 235-0200 Getting rain, just starting to freeze. via OzarksFIRST.com

Services will be held at 2 p.m. Wednesday, at the First Christian Church of Golden City, for William Lloyd "Dink" Gillen, 83, Golden City, who died Saturday, Dec. via The Lamar Democrat

Dade County Commissioner Carl Beerly voted his conscience last week. "I've never felt better about doing anything before in my whole life," Beerly said of his action. via Joplin Globe

“The word CAFO -- you might as well have said Satan just entered the county and bought property, because they don't really understand what's happening already, what's already in place”

Rumors are raising a real stink. Word of a hog producing company from North Carolina eyeing hundreds, maybe thousands, of acres north of Lockwood got around fast and the Dade County Commission took pre-emptive ... via KYTV Springfield