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  • In this episode, Kelly speaks with Susan Wade, volunteer co-leader of the Victory Garden, which is part of the Springfield Community Gardens.
  • Hear news of a state ruling against a roofing company that committed fraud against Greene County customers, reporting on the cleanup of a toxic site in Springfield and an update on the response from Ozarks Food Harvest to the federal govt shutdown and impacts on SNAP and federal workers.
  • Hear reporting on a state public service commission response to a Liberty Utilities request to raise rates, a follow up on the City of Springfield’s rejection of a hotel/motel tax increase at the ballot box this week and a report on local Starbucks union workers ahead of a potential nationwide strike at Starbucks stores.
  • Chinquapins used to be abundant in the Ozarks. In this episode of These Ozarks Hills, Marideth looks back on the November harvest.
  • Hear results from elections in Springfield and Christian County and a look at how City Utilities in Springfield can help customers facing financial troubles.
  • Wild Bob’s Musical Book Club, Ozark Mountain Daredevils bassist Supe Granda, and Springfield Symphony conductor Kyle Wiley Pickett share insights on the upcoming Curtain Call concert series. The episode also features musician Molly Healey, organist Gail Archer, and more from the Ozarks arts scene.
  • Dave Richards returned to the university in July and said he's eager to help the library fit into the new strategic plan.
  • Host and archivist Haley Frizzle-Green looks back at how Springfield celebrated Halloween over a century ago.
  • Hear reporting on local impacts of the federal shutdown, Missouri farmer responses to Trump Administration policy in the cattle market and a look at some of the work of Habitat for Humanity in Springfield.
  • Hear reporting on the City of Springfield's first community meeting on remapping the city’s zoning districts, news of the latest ruling in a major lawsuit involving Branson and news of the impact of a recent grant to the History Museum on the Square.
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