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‘He wanted a purpose’; Family member reflects on Deputy Ramirez’s impact

OZARK, Mo. — Ethan Sandoval says he knew his cousin, Christian County Deputy Gabriel Ramirez, was destined to be a public servant. “I wasn’t surprised when he became a cop because he wanted a purpose. When he had gotten out of the military, he was trying to figure out what he wanted to do. He […]
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Marionville falls in to Tipton in Class 2 state semifinals

On Wednesday night, the Marionville Lady Comets faced the Tipton Cardinals in the Class 2 Show-Me Showdown at Mizzou Arena, falling 63-32. The run that carried Marionville back to the Final Four for the first time since 2012 didn’t end the way they hoped, but it did end with perspective.
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Steve Beyers, a tie to the original Oldfield Opry band

OLDFIELD - No tickets are required to enjoy memories and melodies found at the Oldfield Opry, a weekly music show in rural Christian County. For nearly 50 years, generations of listeners have traveled to its Saturday evening music shows. Much has changed — from the listeners to the band —...
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Springfield Sushi & Sake Event celebrates the Sister City relationship with Isesaki, Japan

Springfield residents can get a taste of authentic Japanese drinks, cuisine and music at the 2nd Annual Sushi and Sake in the Stroll Garden event. Springfield Sister Cities Association (SSCA), in partnership with the Springfield-Greene County Park Board, will host the event at the Mizumoto Japanese Stroll Garden at...
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It is never too late

While giving a talk at one of our local high schools, I could tell that a few of the kids really enjoyed hearing about all the opportunities to get out and enjoy our great outdoors. It was comforting to know that some had parents and grandparents who loved the outdoors...
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OTC trustees approve tuition increase, new student fees, and parking lot expansion

Ozarks Technical Community College trustees approved higher tuition and student fees Wednesday, with the increases taking effect this fall.
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Ozarks Unsolved: Springfield true crime podcaster shares thoughts on Nancy Guthrie’s disappearance

SPRINGFIELD, Mo. (KY3) - KY3’s Jackie Garrity and Springfield true crime podcaster Nancy Simpson look at the clues in the Nancy Guthrie disappearance. To report a correction or typo, please email [email protected]. Please include the article info in the subject line of the email.
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Ozark chapter of Missouri Society of Professional Engineers hosts annual student bridge-building contest

SPRINGFIELD, Mo. (KY3) - High school and middle school students competed Wednesday in an annual bridge-building contest. The Ozark chapter of the Missouri Society of Professional Engineers hosted the event. Students built bridges and tested them to determine how much weight each could hold before collapsing. Congrats...
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Fact Finders: Viewer question prompts a closer look at the fine print on April...

SPRINGFIELD, Mo. (KY3) - A viewer named Les wants to know whether a proposed 3% tourism tax on lodging, set to go before Springfield voters April 7, applies to all rentals, including apartments, VRBOs, and Airbnbs. The city of Springfield is scheduled to unveil the initial design proposal for the...
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Man accused of flooding Springfield shelter crisis line with hundreds of calls, threats

SPRINGFIELD, Mo. — A local man is facing a felony after he allegedly repeatedly called a Springfield shelter’s crisis line hundreds of times over several days, making threats that caused the organization to partially evacuate and shut down some operations for staff safety. According to online court dockets, Phillip...

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