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It’s time to get over ourselves
In this episode of These Ozarks Hills, Marideth reflects on family traditions ruined by the unwillingness to compromise.
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Weekday Morning Newscast: Tuesday, January 6
Hear a report on concerns residents have about plans for the new Pershing Middle School, a talk with Ozark foraging expert Bo Brown about a recent Missouri folk arts fellowship he was awarded and notice of the latest effort by the city of Springfield to understand the public's thoughts on funding a convention center.
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A tale told anew: Local writer wins at the Austin Film Festival
Cristina Pippa won the Josephson Entertainment Teleplay Award for Lady Em, a television pilot that reimagines the legacy of Lady Macbeth in a modern setting.
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What are the keys to a farm's success? An MSU agriculture expert weighs in
Nichole Busdieker-Jesse is senior instructor with Missouri State University's Darr School of Agriculture.
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Astro Brief: 2026 Celestial Forecast
What astronomical events await us in 2026?
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Weekday Morning Newscast: Thursday, January 15
Hear a profile of Ozarks Tech’s wingspan initiative, a look at two MSU researchers uncovering history in the Amazon and potential plans for campaign finance oversight for the City of Springfield.
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Weekday Morning Newscast: Monday, January 12
Hear about a trial over Missouri abortion law that begins today, reporting on the new Hatch Auditorium opening at the Library Center in Springfield, news of progress on a new pediatric hospital from Cox Health and reporting on a budget and new public survey from the Greene County Commission.
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Cultural tourism is just 1 of many important economic benefits of the arts
The executive director of the Springfield Regional Arts Council said arts are vital to a community.
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Weekday Morning Newscast: Wednesday, January 14
Hear about Springfield’s plans to develop master plans for some of its biggest parks, we’ll also have news about federal childcare subsidies that are flowing to Missouri providers again this week, reporting on recent issue with the use of Flock license plate readers in Joplin and coverage of the recent super flu.
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Floating remains an Ozarks pastime, linking generations on the river
Floating Ozarks rivers became commercialized in the Missouri Ozarks in the late 1800s, and it has remained a popular tourist draw.
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