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David James O'Neal, 21, of Mountain Home, Ark., who pleaded guilty to felony stealing charges in 2010 and was sentenced to five years in the Department of Corrections, now is being held without bond in the Ozark County Jail on new charges of burglary and stealing in connection with a recent rash of...
Gainesville High School graduate Zac Eubank is working on an independent dark-comedy series, "Funny Days," and he's looking for donations to help fund the project.
The series aims to be "rich in creativity and originality while addressing some of the fundamental flaws with our society today, such...
The phones were ringing off the hook Monday morning in the Ozark County Commissioners' office, with residents asking about 911 addressing.
The county on Dec. 1 sent out 1,374 letters to people who live or own a residence on a private drive in Ozark County. The letter asked residents to name their...
Ozark County Chamber of Commerce volunteers were working this week to put the finishing touches on lighted decorations and displays on the Gainesville square as the days count down until Saturday's Christmas festivities.
The theme of this year's celebration, including a block party and parade, is "...
Apron Strings: Recipes and Recollections, the 114-color-page collage of photos, stories and recipes first published in September by the Ozark County Genealogical and Historical Society, is already in its second printing, and only about 30 copies are left, say project co-chairs Janet Taber and Susan...
Ozark County Clerk Lisa Hawkins reminds prospective candidates who wish to run in the April 3, 2012, general municipal elections for school, municipal, ambulance and health department board positions that they may file beginning Tuesday, Dec. 13. The filing window continues until 5 p.m. Tuesday,...
All Ozark County firefighters and first responders are asked to attend the Emergency Vehicle Driving Class Friday and Saturday, Dec. 9 and 10.
The class begins at 6 p.m. Friday, Dec. 9, at the Ozark County Ambulance barn in Gainesville and concludes with a Saturday, Dec. 10, session in the...
The Douglas-Ozark Counties unit of the Missouri Association of Retired Teachers and Other School Personnel will meet at noon Tuesday, Dec. 13, at the Pizza Hut in Ava. After lunch is served at noon, a program of Christmas music will be presented by Ava High School students.
Residents of the village of Theodosia are reminded that cats and dogs more than three months old must be licensed by Jan. 1 of each year. Licenses are issued by the village clerk. Fees are $2 for each neutered male or spayed female dog or cat and $5 for each unneutered male or unsprayed female dog...
Another Public Broadcasting System affiliate, KTWU-TV in Topeka, Kan., plans to air Hootin an Hollarin: a Story of the Ozarks, Morey Sullivan's documentary film chronicling the Gainesville festival's first 50 years.
The station's programming director, Valerie M. B. VanDerSluis, notified Sullivan...