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An incumbent Republican faces a GOP challenger in the August primary election for Western District County Commissioner.
Christian County woman charged with growing marijuana
A woman from Bruner has been charged with felony possession of marijuana and intent to distribute after deputies seized 19 plants, as well as processed marijuana and drug paraphernalia from a trailer off ...
Public forum for all county candidates
Christian County - A public forum for all candidates running for office in Christian County will be held at 7 p.m. July 17 at the VFW Hall just south of the square in Ozark.
County Democrats to hold rally
Anyone interested in joining the Christian County Democrats is invited to a rally July 15 at the Finley River Park pavilion in Ozark.
Christian County seeks injunction
In a trial expected to last through today in Judge Calvin Holden's courtroom in Springfield, Christian County is seeking a permanent injunction against Missouri Partners, Inc., a company planning to develop ...
Flooding prompts water rescues in Taney and Christian counties
Several motorists were rescued and mobile home residents were forced from their homes early today when storm-gorged Turkey Creek went out of its banks at Hollister and a bridge was washed away near Lake ...
Drug Suspect Found Dead in Cell
A woman wanted on a federal warrant for drugs, was found dead in her cell in the Christian County Jail Thursday, authorities said.
Traffic to be directed due to road work
Springfield police will direct traffic today at Chestnut Expressway and National.
Four injured Thursday in crash in Christian County
Four people were injured last night in a three-vehicle collision in Christian County, the Missouri Highway Patrol said.
Public defenders handle heavy caseload
A group of citizens charged with reviewing local law enforcement listened Wednesday as Springfield's head public defender outlined challenges faced by his understaffed, overworked office.
Fugitive faces warrants in two counties
Crime Stoppers needs information on locating William Forrest Hughes, wanted on a Greene County felony warrant for second-degree assault with a vehicle and larceny and a Christian County warrant for failure to ...
'America's Most Wanted' suspect in Colorado case nabbed in...
Christian County Prosecutor Ron Kleek said Eric Dahlman, 45, has been on the run since 2000, when he fled Lupton after his 12-year-old stepdaughter told sheriff's deputies that Dahlman sexually assaulted her.
Turning lanes to be added at intersection
Adding second left turn lanes at Primrose Street and Glenstone Avenue begins in the week ahead.
Christian County Sheriff's Office warns of text message scam
If you get a text message from Empire Bank, it's a fake. A fresh round of bogus text messages have been arriving on cell phones in the area, prompting the Christian County Sheriff's Office to issue a news ...
Dozens oppose annexation of shelter site
Nixa -- Almost five dozen local residents stood in opposition Monday to a proposal to annex the proposed site of the Christian County Animal Shelter into city limits.
National Forest to Raise Trail Fees
Rising costs are also affecting the Mark Twain National Forest. And that has administrators considering the first fee increase in more than a decade.
Highlandville's history intriguing
Highlandville may not be the first place you think of when you hear words like royalty, romance and intrigue -- but maybe it should be.
The historic courthouse square area in Ozark is a step closer to becoming a Historic District on the National Register of Historic Places, thanks to the Ozark Historic Preservation Commission.
Man is charged with raping girl in Christian County
A man from Nixa is accused of raping a child. Investigators think Damon Noland, 42, had forced sexual intercourse this month with a 10-year old girl whom he knows.
Nixa man accused of forcible rape with 10-year-old girl
A Nixa man has been accused of raping a 10-year-old girl. Damon Lee Noland, 42, was charged Wednesday with forcible rape, the Christian County Prosecuting Attorney's Office said.