Theodosia News

Ozark County News Oct. 31, 1889 Grabeel - Two serious accidents happened at Franklin Grove school last Friday.

Search teams in Ozark County, Mo., found a deer hunter Friday morning who had been lost in the Theodosia area overnight.

Ozark County News Sept. 1, 1887 The courthouse fence is at last completed and shows up immensely.

George Emerick, 51, of Theodosia was injured in a car accident near Kirbyville on Sunday, according to a Missouri Highway Patrol report.

George Emerick, 51, of Theodosia was injured in a car accident near Kirbyville on Sunday, according to a Missouri Highway Patrol report.

A Theodosia man was injured in a car accident near Kirbyville on Sunday morning, according to a Missouri State Highway Patrol report.

Thanks to three different loans, Sheila and Robin Williams will be able to build a new and bigger facility to house their mushroom business.

Visitors to Missouri lakes and rivers could see fewer officers patrolling the waters under budget cuts Gov.

INDEPENDENCE, Mo. - A celebration of life for Gary Lee Epps, 66, of Theodosia, Mo., will be 10 a.m. Saturday at Community of Christ in Mountain Home.

The Missouri Department of Economic Development has approved a $400,000 Fast Action Loan to Mountain Mushrooms LLC in Ozark County.

Members of the Theodosia Area Volunteer Fire Department, above, fight the remnants of a blaze that destroyed a Theodosia home early Monday morning.

A Gainesville man was taken to a north Arkansas hospital Friday evening with serious injuries suffered in a single-vehicle crash near Theodosia, the Missouri Highway Patrol reported.

WEST PLAINS, Mo. - Jack and Ivy Bohon of Theodosia, Mo., are the parents of a daughter, Mandy Sue Bohon, born May 20, 2009, at Ozarks Medical Center.

The first drove of fat cattle from this section started for the St. Louis market Tuesday.

A burglary streak that has plagued the Theodosia area has come to an end with the arrest of a 16-year-old boy from Nixa.

The burglary streak that has plagued the Theodosia area has come to an end with the arrest of a 16-year-old Nixa boy, said Ozark County Sheriff Raymond Pace.

John Zook was known as an enthusiastic Ozark County character, whose whistling was often heard before his face was seen.

Lutie students toured the capitol building. Pictured are, Janean Hillhouse, Katie Noah, Rep.

John Harlin, Bill Trivitt and Pat Funk, from left, show just a few of the items that will be available at the Lions Club annual auction.