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Scholars Academy participants reflect on their tranformative experience
Over three weeks in June, the (very warm) air at University of Missouri in Columbia was filled with talk of chemistry, chess, biographies, escape rooms, bee-keeping, and philosophy. All of this from some 330 of Missouri’s top scholars, gathered for a summer tradition, the 41st Missouri Scholars Academy. Students...
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Communications Department Names New Department Chair
This semester, the Communications Department has appointed a familiar face as its newest department chair. Brian Mehrens, long-time communications professor and lead advisor of MSSU’S radio station, KXMS, has filled the position. Mehrens’ promotion follows the retirement of Ward Bryant, whose career at MSSU spanned 34 years. Bridging the gap between faculty and administration, Mehrens shares both his present and future hopes for MSSU’s Communications Department.
Ozark Sports Zone
Aurora football cancels Week 4 game, names interim head coach
Aurora Superintendent Ben Yocom confirmed to KY3’s Hudson Summerall that the Houn’ Dawgs will not play their game on Friday due to low participation. The team is attempting to play the remainder of the varsity schedule starting with its Week 5 game against Monett. “We had a situation...
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Aurora makes coaching swap and cancels JV season
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SEK Legends: Girard’s Allen Bruenjes
At Girard High School, the name Allen Bruenjes is synonymous with athletic excellence. A 1953 graduate, Bruenjes’ achievements on the field and the court have left an indelible mark on the school’s sports history, a legacy that still inspires aspiring athletes today. Javelin Champion: A Feat of Strength...
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Aurora-Nevada Week 4 football matchup canceled: 'It's an unfortunate situation'
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Pirate football beat El Dorado Springs, Lady Pirates volleyball picks up two more wins
The Ash Grove High School football team traveled to El Dorado Springs on Friday, Sept. 4 and came home with a 38-20 win. The Pirates are 2-0 on the season and will host Stockton this Friday night. With the win, Ash Grove moved to the top of the Class 1, District 3 standings with 47.5 points, followed by Miller (42.5 points), Marionville (39.5 points), Diamond (37 points) and Pierce City (35 points).
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Dr. Jacqueline Youtsos Scholarship Welcomes Applications Nationwide
Scholarship Invites Undergraduate and Medical Students to Share Experiences That Inspire Compassionate, Accessible Healthcare. PITTSBURG, KS, UNITED STATES, September 13, 2026 /EINPresswire.com/ -- The Dr. Jacqueline Youtsos Scholarship for Medical Students announces the opening of applications for undergraduate students and medical students across the United States who are pursuing careers in healthcare. The one-time scholarship opportunity encourages emerging healthcare professionals to reflect on personal challenges and healthcare experiences that shape their commitment to compassionate and accessible medical care.
Springfield News-Leader
Henegar's big play highlights Nixa's dominant win over Republic
NIXA — Once again, Nixa left little doubt about being the best team in Southwest Missouri on Friday, Sept. 11. The Eagles, ranked No. 2 in Class 6, toppled Republic 49-6. Republic (2-1) is the No. 3 ranked team in Class 5. Nixa dominated with highlight play after highlight play throughout the evening. Quarterback Adam McKnight rushed for three touchdowns and passed for one. Jax Adams rushed for an 87-yard score, while Joshua Ford scored the final touchdown of the game. The main highlight of the game came from senior linebacker Chris Henegar. “Last year, I dropped a few interceptions,” Henegar said. “It was redemption, it was redemption.” Scoreboard: Week3 Southwest Missouri high school football In the third quarter, Republic tried to fake Nixa’s defense out with a pass play. The run-first offense threw three times across its first two games of the season, and it showed as the Tigers tossed a ball over their wide receiver target. Henegar caught it and sprinted 30 yards to the end zone for a pick-six. “I dropped into my zone and the ball was right there,” Henegar said. “It was great blocking by my boys ,and I took it to the crib. It
Lawrence County Record
Mt'neer football falls to Monett
The Mt. Vernon High School football team traveled to Monett on Friday, Sept. 4 and came home with a 32-27 loss to the Cubs. After a scoreless first quarter, Monett exploded for 20 points in the second quarter, but the Mt'neers were able to get back seven of those points and went into the half, trailing 20-7. Mt. Vernon answered with 14 points in the third quarter, while holding Monett scoreless, to take a 21-20 lead into the final quarter of play. In the fourth quarter, Mt. Vernon was able to add six points to their total, but the Cubs tacked on 12 points for the five-point victory.