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Michele SkalickyThe small market will be located near Pickwick and Cherry. -
Ran Cummings“Little Shop of Horrors” blooms at High Tide Theatrical, The Mystery Hour returns to the Gillioz with a Route 66-themed show, visiting musicians from Mexico perform across the Ozarks and blues, bluegrass and choir music fill the regional arts calendar this week.
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The event will feature a parade, performances, vendor booths and more. -
The Christian County Commission voted for two appointees to fill two vacancies on the county library district's Board of Trustees. Due to no applicants, an Ozark resident was chosen to take a spot typically reserved for the Highlandville / Spokane area. -
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Hear reporting on the Living Histories Freedom Ball scheduled for this weekend and news of the State Auditor warning about Missouri's financial future. -
Timmons Hall and the Community Church Collaborative will host the events. -
The team has announced dates for the next season. -
Scott Fitzpatrick says Missouri must bring spending in line with tax collections or risk emergency reductions to state services -
KSMU's Elizaebth Dedert sat down with the owners of one local establishment, Mully's Pub and Patio, to talk about what they have in store for the World Cup Matches that are set to be hosted in Kansas City this month. -
The annual event, created by the University of Missouri Extension and Creating Whole Communities, allows any Missouri resident to register art that they have created in their neighborhood. -
The team returned home with 4th place in the Class 4 state tournament after falling in final two matches.
