Tim Phillips and Phyllis Ferguson rehabbed the West College Street cottages and opened them to guests in late 2019.

The Kilties were started by Richie Robinson in 1926 because he wanted his daughters to have a group to which they could belong.

We spoke with one of the Rotary Club organizers behind the plaza ahead of its dedication during Route 66 Centennial events later this month.

Route 66 turns 100 in April 2026, and it was born in Springfield. The famed Mother Road has had a significant impact — from the past to today — on culture, both local and beyond.

In this episode, Patrick speaks with Dr. Daniel Pierce and Christopher Bodine, co-founders of the Terra Incognita Research Institute, about their Geoglyph Observations through Jungle Imagery in Remote Amazonia – or GOJIRA – project.

In this episode, we explore how feminism has evolved, what it means today and where it’s headed next.

This month on Talking History, Djene speaks with Mike Croissant about his new book, Bombing Hitler’s Hometown: The Untold Story of the Last Mass Bomber Raid of World War II.

The marker tells the story of segregation at the Kentwood Arms Hotel, now Kentwood Hall.

The Christian County Historical Society was joined by chambers of commerce heads from across Christian County Tuesday, as they cut the ribbon on the reopening of the society's museum in Ozark.

The new evidence suggests Wild Bill Hickok stood on a different corner of Park Central Square during the shootout than what was previously believed.