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Licking wins shootout at Forsyth to advance to baseball semifinals
FORSYTH, Mo–A handful of Ozark area high school baseball teams are still alive in their hopes for a state championship. Wheatland has advanced to the Class 1 state semifinals. Willard and Glendale have quarterfinal games in Class 5 and Class 6 Saturday. Thursday night in Forsyth, the Panthers and Licking were battling in a Class […]
UPDATED: County man faces several charges in three separate cases
A Texas County man faces numerous charges – including five felonies – following a series of Texas County Sheriff’s Department investigations over the past couple of months. The post UPDATED: County man faces several charges in three separate cases appeared first on Houston Herald.
Houston Police: Officers investigate report of parental kidnapping
Between May 13 and May 19, the Houston Police Department answered 225 calls for service and initiated 57 traffic stops resulting in 16 citations and 58 warnings. The post Houston Police: Officers investigate report of parental kidnapping appeared first on Houston Herald.
Whirlwind Ranch Alpaca Store in Lebanon celebrates the joy of working with fibers
In 1996, a herd of alpacas arrived in Lebanon, Missouri, to settle down at Whirlwind Ranch. This year, the ranch turned 28 and, although the alpacas have now been re-homed, fiber arts classes and alpaca-fiber products are still underway. According to Liz Mitchko, owner and operator of Whirlwind Ranch, it...
LHS class of ‘24 begins new chapter at Friday’s graduation
Lebanon High School’s class of 2024 celebrated its graduation last Friday at the Cowan Civic Center. Valedictorian Hannah Christian and Salutatorian Olivia Doughty gave a combined address to the audience, celebrating their friendship and their class. The Civic Center was filled with graduates and their supporters Friday evening, and Christian and Doughty spent much of their speech congratulating their class on challenges overcome. For more on this story, see Wednesday's LCR.
Marine reported missing in Pulaski County
COLUMBIA, Mo. (KMIZ) A marine who was attending Fort Leonard Wood for specialty school is missing, according to a Facebook post from the Pulaski County Sheriff’s Office. Private First Class Kavian Elder, 19, was last seen on May 3. He is 5 feet, 6 inches tall and weighs 140 pounds, according to the post. " Marine, The post Marine reported missing in Pulaski County appeared first on ABC17NEWS.
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