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Michele Skalicky/The church on N. Benton in Springfield was founded by enslaved people in 1847. -
Ben Divin, Springfield-Greene County Library/Community Cornerstone: Springfield's Black Educators is open through May 7.
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Discover the history and impact of the African American community in Springfield and Greene County.
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Listen to our first segment on the Springfield-Greene County African American Heritage Trail here.
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Ozarks Alive is a web-based local history and culture preservation project. Begun in 2015 by Kaitlyn McConnell, the site features articles about unique…
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Kaitlyn McConnell is the founder of Ozarks Alive, a website that is dedicated to the preservation and documentation of local culture and history. To visit…
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One ordinary day, nearly 50 years ago, wasn’t expected to result in a record album. Or the preservation of hundreds of Ozarks ballads and folk songs — let…
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Kaitlyn McConnell is the founder of Ozarks Alive, a website that is dedicated to the preservation and documentation of local culture and history. To visit…
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Ozarks Public Television will take viewers on a deep dive of Branson history on April 1. It's new documentary will focus on Branson’s growth from a…
