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Watch for work on roads in the Ozarks
Road work to watch out for in the region this week: - One-lane traffic on Route 38, east of Hartville.
Exciting changes ahead for the Times and our readers
Change is coming to the Ozark County Times. Beginning next week, readers will notice several design changes, including new features on the front page.
Letter: Thanks for the community support
Our family would like to take the opportunity to thank the Ozark County community for all of the support we have received regarding our son Cash.
Tecumseh man dies in Ozark County crash
A man from Tecumseh died Monday after a crash in Ozark County. James Huff was 55.
Readers will notice several changes beginning with the July 1 edition of the Ozark County Times.
Members of the Theodosia Area Volunteer Fire Department, above, fight the remnants of a blaze that destroyed a Theodosia home early Monday morning.
Opal Bearden, left, has been named the honorary chair for the 2009 American Cancer Society Relay for Life of Ozark County.
Dangerous storms moving into Barry County, forecasters say
Barry County has been placed under a severe thunderstorm warning until 1:30 p.m., and Taney and Ozark counties are under a severe thunderstorm watch until 3 p.m., according to the National Weather Service.
An Ozark County man pleaded guilty to setting his house on fire and was sentenced to the Missouri Department of Corrections during the June 3 Ozark County Law Day.
The first drove of fat cattle from this section started for the St. Louis market Tuesday.
Nixa Teen Busted for String of Burglaries
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.
Pit bull attack leave four animals dead
Jim and Mary Kyle of Gainesville came home to a grizzly discovery the evening of May 19, when they discovered their stock dog Sally and cat Buddy dead and their bottle-calf Baby near death, after the animals had been attacked by three pit bulls, owned by Ron Kahl of Gainesville.
Sheriff urges people to buckle up Nearly one in four Missourians still fail to regularly wear their safety belts when driving or riding in a motor vehicle.
Ozarks Food Harvest: Missouri kids fifth hungriest in nation
Ozarks Food Harvest is responding to a nationwide report indicating Missouri children experience the fifth-highest rate of hunger by increasing its children's feeding programs.
The printing office and barber shop are now located in the back department of the Winger & Mishler stand.
OC students duck and cover then adapt as storms rumble by
Watkins' 8-year-old granddaughter Keeli Lamb arrived at Grandma's house Friday after a full day of second grade at Dora School and said, 'Well, they kept us in duck-and-cover all morning long!' Keeli and several hundred other students in Ozark County's five school districts used their well-practiced emergency procedures Friday to stay safe as ...
The National Weather Service has determined that as many as 17 different tornadoes flew through southern Missouri and northern Arkansas Friday morning, all a part of one massive storm system.
Friday's vicious storm wreaks havoc on Ozark County's farms, roads and trees
Stan and Janet Taber's farm near Souder was hard hit by Friday's storm, with trees taking down fences and damaging or destroying barns and equipment sheds.
Several of Ozark County's top graduates were honored Saturday at a reception hosted by PEO Chapter JP, which since 1985 has provided a memorial scholarship to one graduate chosen by the chapter.
County says good-bye to enthusiastic dynamo John Zook
John Zook was known as an enthusiastic Ozark County character, whose whistling was often heard before his face was seen.