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The Oldham Family Veteran Student Center and dedicated staff members are two services offered by MSU.

In this episode of These Ozarks Hills, Marideth reflects on Christmases of her childhood and how she couldn't wait to get her hands on her presents.

Hear news of a judge panel's ruling on the ballot language of an abortion law proposed by the state, a look at an event honoring local victims of gun violence and reporting on a new library building opening for Republic soon.

Here's how to simplify your holiday meal prep so you can focus on what really matters.

Hear reporting on a lawsuit over a referendum petition to redraw Missouri’s congressional maps, notice of a public hearing over a major roads project in Battlefield and news of major grants supporting nursing programs across the Ozarks.

A metal-free galaxy may host some of the universe's very first stars.

Hear reporting on a unique women-led building campaign from Habitat for Humanity, a local immigration rights organization holding a vigil this weekend and news of changes to SNAP eligible foods in Missouri.

We visit staff from the Springfield Community Gardens and volunteers at a weekly distribution of produce that would have gone to waste and learn more about Ozarks Food Harvest, which makes this program and food distribution from 270 partners across the Ozarks possible.

Hear news of a survey and listening session in Springfield asking for feedback on a proposed convention and event center downtown, the latest on progress towards a new pediatric hospital from Mercy and a look at FIFA games and ticket prices in Kansas City for next year’s world cup.

In this segment of KSMU’s Sense of Community: Food Insecurity in the Ozarks, we take a look at one community resource serving as a common ground for both those in need and those wanting to help.