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Food insecurity in the Ozarks has increased since the pandemic, says local food bank

Are you addicted to social media? Here are some tips that can help

A marketing expert discusses how to identify and combat social media addiction.

Public Affairs Conference at Missouri State University has been held for more than 2 decades

This year's conference will be held September 24-26 and will feature Scott Tong, host of NPR's Here & Now.

Drury University professor gives a history refresher on the Founding Fathers, the U.S. Constitution and more

Ted Vaggalis is a professor of philosophy and political science.

The tangled history of Spanish women and haunted houses

A new book by Missouri State University associate professor Dr. Heidi Backes explores the matriarch as the heart of the home in gothic fiction.

Astro Brief: Ancient Martians

NASA's Perseverance rover finds what could be microbial life on Mars.

This month's Public Affairs Conference at Missouri State University will explore community and individualism

Actress, entrepreneur and advocate, Brooke Shields, is the keynote speaker. NPR's Scott Tong will also speak at the conference.

Missouri State University's Paws to the Polls works to get students engaged in the election process

Voter participation and well-informed voting are goals of Paws to the Polls.

How ideas steamrolled into becoming the Ozark Heritage Preview Festival

In this months episode, Marideth Sisco recants how ideas came together to form a new festival in West Plains. The Ozark Heritage Preview Festival will be held September 7, 2024 from 1-7 pm at the West Plains Civic Center.

Local resident shares recent experience working as an election poll judge

A League of Women Voters member talks with her daughter about working in the April Municipal Election.

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