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- Ozarks Christian Academy Celebrates Milestone with Ribbon Cutting 02/28/2026Ozarks Christian Academy marked a major milestone Thursday with a ribbon‑cutting ceremony celebrating its 20th anniversary. The school has spent two decades providing Classical Christian Education for students in PreK through 12th grade, emphasizing strong academics grounded in a biblical worldview. School leaders highlighted the academy’s approach of integrating biblical principles into every subject area, […]James Hurtt
- ARKANSAS STATE POLICE ARREST BOONE COUNTY JUDGE ON ABUSE-OF-OFFICE CHARGES 02/28/2026YELLVILLE, Ark. — On Friday, February 27, 2026, Special Agents of the Arkansas State Police (ASP) Criminal Investigation Division (CID) arrested Boone County Judge Robert Daniel Hathaway, 68, on one felony count of Abuse of Office and one misdemeanor count of Reporting by Public Employee for Loss of Public Funds. On August 29, 2025, Fourteenth […]James Hurtt
- Winona Juvenile Seriously Injured 02/28/2026A 17-year-old from Winona was seriously injured in an accident on Highway 60 in Shannon County. The accident occurred when he attempted to cross the highway in a 2006 Chevrolet Silverado and struck a 2016 Peterbilt driven by a 26-year-old Lebanon man. Upon impact the Winona Juvenile was ejected from the vehicle. He was transported […]James Hurtt
- Crownover Retires After 19 Years of Dedicated Service 02/27/2026From the Howell County sheriff’s Department: Please join us in congratulating James Crownover on his retirement from the Howell County Sheriff’s Office after 19 years of dedicated service! For nearly two decades, Deputy First Class Crownover has served our community with integrity, professionalism, and an unwavering commitment to keeping Howell County safe. His hard work, leadership, […]James Hurtt
- Callery Pear Trees Begin to Bloom: Registration Opens March 16 for 2026 “Buyback” Event 02/27/2026St. Louis, MO (February 24, 2026) — The Missouri Invasive Plant Council (MoIP), in partnership with the Missouri Community Forestry Council, Magnificent Missouri, Forest ReLeaf of Missouri, Forrest Keeling Nursery, the Missouri Prairie Foundation, and the Missouri Department of Conservation, will host a Callery pear “buyback” program at 23 locations around the state on April […]James Hurtt