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• Marion County Investigators Team with FBI in Fire-Related Death Case July 29, 2025
  YELLVILLE, Ark. – The Marion County Sheriff’s Department released its weekly activity report for the week ending July 25, highlighting a steady volume of calls for service, multiple investigations, and a continued commitment to officer training and interagency collaboration. Deputies responded to 76 calls for service throughout the week. Among these, four wellness checks were […]
  Quinn Ziliak
• West Plains City Council to Meet Thursday Night in Special Meeting July 29, 2025
  The West Plains City Council will meet on Thursday Night the agenda is as follows: The post West Plains City Council to Meet Thursday Night in Special Meeting appeared first on Ozark Radio News.
  James Hurtt
• Search Continues for Missing Missouri Girl July 29, 2025
  The National Center for Missing & Exploited Children (NCMEC) is asking for the public’s help in locating 17-year-old Adrienna Bussey, who has been missing since July 17, 2025.  Adrienna was last seen leaving her home in Carthage, Missouri. Her mother, Stacey Bussey, shared that nothing seemed unusual the night she disappeared. Adrienna said goodnight before […]
  James Hurtt
• Back the Blue – Howell County Deputy Austin DeShazo July 29, 2025
  Today is our final video of Back the Blue coverage, speaking to Deputy Austin DeShazo with the Howell County Sheriff’s Office. DeShazo gives us an idea of what is unique about serving the citizens of Howell County and the Ozarks. The post Back the Blue – Howell County Deputy Austin DeShazo appeared first on Ozark […]
  Daniel Williams
• OzSBI to Host Business Development Workshop in Cabool July 29, 2025
  Aspiring entrepreneurs and current business owners are invited to attend Smart Start: Developing a Successful Business, a workshop hosted by the Ozarks Small Business Incubator (OzSBI) on Wednesday, August 6, from 1 to 4 p.m. at Cabool First Baptist Church. The workshop will cover the essential steps of launching a business, including creating a business […]
  Thom Hoglen
• Community Blood Drive in Mountain Grove Offers Free Zoo Admission for Donors July 29, 2025
  Area residents are invited to save lives and earn free admission to Dickerson Park Zoo by donating blood at an upcoming community blood drive. The event, hosted by Community Blood Center of the Ozarks (CBCO), will be held on Thursday, August 7, from 9:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. at Mountain Grove Mennonite Church – Gymnasium, […]
  Thom Hoglen
• Mountain View Board of Aldermen to Hold Closed Session and Work Session July 30 July 29, 2025
  The City Council of Mountain View, Missouri, will convene on Wednesday, July 30, at 5:30 p.m. at City Hall, located at 120 N. Oak Street. The meeting will begin with a closed session in accordance with RSMo 610.021(3), relating to personnel matters. Following the closed session, the council will move into a work session to […]
  Thom Hoglen
• Business Women’s Expo Scheduled for September 20th July 29, 2025
  On September 20th, The Amelia Network will present their Business Women’s Expo at the Ozarks Small Business Incubator at 408 Washington Avenue in West Plains.  The event will take place from 10 a.m. – 2 p.m. Vendor and Sponsor registration is now open, to register go to crm.ozsbi.com/expo25.  For more information call 256-9724 or visit The […]
  James Hurtt
• Float Trip Lager Wins Back-to-Back Gold at U.S. Open Beer Championship July 29, 2025
  Piney River Brewing Company has once again earned top honors at the prestigious U.S. Open Beer Championship. The brewery’s Float Trip® Lager took home the gold medal for the second consecutive year in the “American-style Wheat Beer” category, solidifying its reputation as a standout craft brew. This year’s competition featured over 8,000 entries across 170 […]
  Thom Hoglen
• Sharp County Jail Log Includes Arrests for Assault, Shoplifting, and Drug Delivery July 29, 2025
  ASH FLAT, Ark. – The Sharp County Sheriff’s Department released its weekly jail log, announcing the arrest of a dozen individuals between July 21 and July 28, 2025. The arrests covered a range of charges including absconding, drug offenses, public intoxication, and multiple traffic and warrant violations. The report was issued by Chief Deputy Kevin […]
  Quinn Ziliak