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• Ozark Radio News – 7AM News Broadcast – 09.10.26 09/10/2026
  News, Sports, Weather Broadcast for 7AM on Thursday September 10th. The post Ozark Radio News – 7AM News Broadcast – 09.10.26 appeared first on Ozark Radio News.
  Daniel Williams
• Apple Festival to Fill Seymour Square Starting Today 09/10/2026
  A horse drawn wagon carrying festivalgoers makes its way through downtown Seymour during last year’s Seymour Apple Festival Parade. The annual parade will return Saturday, Sept. 12, as part of the three day Apple Festival celebration. SEYMOUR, Mo. — The Seymour square will fill with music, food, contests, pageantry and longtime community traditions Sept. 10 […]
  Quinn Ziliak
• Video:Grizzly Basketball Prepares for New Season Under Head Coach Dillon Hargrove 09/10/2026
  (West Plains) Missouri State University-West Plains Grizzly Basketball is preparing for a new season under first-year head coach Dillon Hargrove. Hargrove joined the Grizzlies earlier this year as the sixth head coach in program history, bringing a successful junior college coaching background to West Plains. Before taking over the Grizzly program, Hargrove coached at McCook […]
  Jim Lambert
• The Battery Station is Accepting Donations for Deployed Troops Care Packages To Be Shipped September 17th 09/10/2026
  There is still time to get your donations to the Battery Station: kevin 9-9-26 A long‑running local Christmas tradition has turned into an urgent call for help. For 19 years, The Battery Station, Salutes, and the community have shipped Christmas presents to deployed military units. In recent years, organizers shifted their focus to hosting a […]
  James Hurtt
• Competing Court Rulings Leave Missouri Election Officials Waiting for Congressional Map Decision 09/10/2026
  (This article comes courtesy of MissouriNet.) Missouri election officials are facing uncertainty ahead of the November midterm election as state and federal courts have issued conflicting rulings on which congressional map should be used. The Missouri Supreme Court has ruled that the state’s 2025 congressional map cannot take effect while a voter referendum challenge is pending. However, a federal judge has temporarily ordered the state to use the newer map, leaving local election authorities caught between competing directives. Boone County Clerk Brianna Lennon told Missourinet that election officials are waiting for guidance from the courts. “There’s been an emergency appeal filed on that district court case to try to remove the temporary restraining order so that we can have some certainty,” Lennon said. “But right now we have competing directives from two different courts, one that says to use the old maps and one that says not to use the old maps.” The uncertainty comes as election officials prepare ballots and work to meet upcoming deadlines required under state and federal law. “The military and overseas voters, they have to have their ballot by September 18th,” Lennon said. “The regular absentee voting period starts on September 22nd, so we will need to have ballots available.” Lennon said local election authorities are seeking clarity through an emergency appeal but currently do not have a definitive answer about which congressional districts will appear on November ballots. The […]
  Daniel Williams