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Jesse Scheve/Missouri StateSenior Becca Metcalf talks about the university’s official traditions and who is making sure they’re carried on. -
Michele SkalickyDespite DPZ's long history in Springfield, it wasn't the area's first zoo.
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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… -
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… -
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… -
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…
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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… -
The Missouri State Museum in Jefferson City will host a free, virtual program on Missouri’s Santa Fe Trail in celebration of the state’s bicentennial.The… -
In this episode of These Ozarks Hills, master storyteller and folklorist Marideth Sisco reflects on the humorous, flawed ways some of us Ozarkers have… -
The History Museum on the Square is exhibiting Votes for Women: A Portrait of Persistence to celebrate the 100th anniversary of women’s suffrage. Part of… -
On July 29 from 10 to noon, the History Museum on the Square will hold a ‘sensory friendly’ experience for special-needs visitors, featuring dimmed lights…
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In this segment of These Ozarks Hills on KSMU, longtime Ozarks storyteller Marideth Sisco ponders whether the days pre-coronavirus are really what we…
