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Ozarks Life: Young Marines making a difference in Pulaski County, Mo.

WAYNESVILLE, Mo. (KY3) - Founded by the United States Marine Corps League in 1965, the Young Marines is a program for kids ages 8 through high school. “I tell you, it’s a rewarding adventure,” retired U.S. Marine Steve Nutter said. Steve is the Unit Commander with the Pulaski...

Area Schools Face $5.5 Million Funding Shortfall Under State Budget Proposal

Ten area school districts could receive a combined $5.55 million less than Missouri's school funding formula calls for in the next fiscal year, according to estimates released by Crawford County R-I Superintendent Brian Witt. The projected shortfall includes $907,480 for Potosi, $835,223 for St. Clair, $755,760 for Sullivan and $338,498...

Iberia's Kya Yoakum signs National Letter of Intent to Michigan State

IBERIA — Iberia's Kya Yoakum signed her National Letter of Intent to play softball at Michigan State on Wednesday. Yoakum produced eye-popping numbers at Iberia with 36 career home runs, hitting .617 this season, with an on-base percentage of .781. Check out and hear from Yoakum in the video...

MoDOT Plans Route U Bridge Replacement in Iron County

Iron Co., Mo. (KFMO) - The Missouri Department of Transportation is planning improvements to a bridge along Route U in Iron County, with construction potentially beginning in early 2029. MoDOT plans to replace the Route U bridge over Logan Creek, located between County Road 28 and Logan Road, east of...

Chadron State Beats Lincoln in Rolla

ROLLA, Mo. - The Lincoln women's basketball team played the first of two games as part of the Midwest Crossover Classic on Friday (Nov. 13), falling to Chadron State, 76-57, in a game played at Missouri S&T University. Chadron State (1-1) out-scored Lincoln (0-2) 25-15 in the first quarter, and...

Caledonia's 'Grinchmas' celebration is a festive event for families

The Village of Caledonia will host its eighth annual “Grinchmas” celebration in preparation for the holiday season from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Dec. 12. While the Grinch will be in town for the celebration — and available for a photo-op — the holiday spirit won’t be stolen from a village that is often compared to a Hallmark Christmas movie setting.