West Plains

The Gallery at the West Plains Civic Center, in collaboration with the Harlin Museum, presents an exhibit featuring artifacts from U.S. wars and their impact on Ozarks residents. Reporter Jimmy Rea spoke with curator Cleo Cochram about her role in the program and how the arts help rural communities thrive.

Jim's party will start at 11 a.m. at the Ozark Heritage Welcome Center.

The event will take place at the West Plains Civic Center starting at 5:30 Friday night, September 6.

Music classes at the university will start this fall.

The annual event, now in its 30th year, seeks to preserve and celebrate traditional Ozarks music and culture.

Party in the Path officially kicks off Friday night, April 5, and goes through Monday, April 8.

The exhibition will be located in the Civic Center gallery and run through May 4.

Linda Wulff-Risner's farm is just south of West Plains.

Students will move into the building for the start of the spring semester.

The project showcases portraits and stories of an extended family with roots in the rural Ozarks.