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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.

Loneliness is a feeling that you do not have meaningful or close relationships or a sense of belonging, according to the Centers for Disease Control, and volunteering can help.

Community clubs were once a big deal in the rural Ozarks, and, in some small communities, they're still going.

Porter Wagoner grew up in the Ozarks. From a young age he was dedicated to music, and that love — and some local big breaks — ultimately took him to the national stage.

It's been decades since one-room rural schools disappeared from the Missouri Ozarks, yet their legacy lives on in hearts and minds as well as through practical uses for the buildings that build community.

"The Shepherd of the Hills," a novel published in 1907, became very popular and helped establish a sense of the Ozarks in minds across the country. Learn more in this episode of Notable MO-ments.

In this episode of Ozarks Public Broadcasting's "Sense of Community: Food Insecurity in the Ozarks," we take a look at a food pantry serving students and employees at Missouri State University.

A program by Springfield Community Gardens and Springfield-Greene County Libraries has brought fresh produce from local farms and gardens to anyone in need at easily accessible sites in Springfield, but it faces challenges in the wake of lost federal funding.

Economist Dr. David Mitchell sheds light on key trends to watch.

Hear reporting on how The Kitchen, Inc. plans to use a $2.5 million grant, hear from the producers of a new sapphic dating show based in Springfield and news of the latest legal fight brewing over Missouri's congressional redistricting.