
Ozarks Alive: Time Capsule
“Ozarks Alive: Time Capsule” was a radio feature highlighting poignant people and places that showcase traditions and history from throughout the region. Kaitlyn McConnell, author, historian and creator of the website “Ozarks Alive,” produced the show.
Ozarks Alive is a web-based local history and culture preservation project. Begun in 2015 by McConnell, the site features articles about unique people and places throughout the region, as well as news that reflects changing times and the evolution of the Ozarks region.
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The Noel, Missouri Post Office has been adorning Christmas cards with holiday decorative stamps since 1932.
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In this edition of OATC, Kaitlyn McConnell takes us to a small town in Jasper County, Missouri.
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"The Journals of Ms. Minnie Ranslow" can be found at the Christian County Library.
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Ozarks Alive Time Capsule
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Ozarks Alive is a web-based local history and culture preservation project. Begun in 2015 by Kaitlyn McConnell, the site features articles about unique…
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Kaitlyn McConnell is the founder of Ozarks Alive, a website that is dedicated to the preservation and documentation of local culture and history. To visit…
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Kaitlyn McConnell is the founder of Ozarks Alive, a website that is dedicated to the preservation and documentation of local culture and history. To visit…
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One ordinary day, nearly 50 years ago, wasn’t expected to result in a record album. Or the preservation of hundreds of Ozarks ballads and folk songs — let…
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Kaitlyn McConnell is the founder of Ozarks Alive, a website that is dedicated to the preservation and documentation of local culture and history. To visit…
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Kaitlyn McConnell is the founder of Ozarks Alive, a website that is dedicated to the preservation and documentation of local culture and history. To visit…