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Missouri Fried Pork Chop Dinners Taste Like Grandma’s At These 5 Country Cafes

A good fried pork chop dinner is hard to fake. It needs crisp breading, juicy meat, and sides that taste like somebody’s grandma made them on a Sunday. Missouri still has small-town cafes that serve plates like that, from the Ozarks to the Bootheel. Here are five country spots where the fried pork chop is the real reason to pull off the highway.

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‘Willing to cooperate’ - Fort Leonard Wood commander confronted a wartime health threat in Missouri

Col. Andrew R. Duvall commanded Fort Leonard Wood during World War II. In August 1944, he warned Lebanon officials that the community could be placed off limits to soldiers unless concerns involving venereal disease and military readiness were addressed. Courtesy of Jeremy P. Ämick. The warning from Fort Leonard...

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Two teens located in Pulaski County

UPDATE 5:50 p.m.: Deputies have reported that the teens have been located as of Sunday evening. This story has been updated for the privacy of the individuals. Original story: PULASKI COUNTY, Mo. — Two teens have been reported missing in Pulaski County after reportedly running away together on Sunday. According to the sheriff’s office, the […]

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Waynesville man charged with drug trafficking almost two years after his arrest

A Pulaski County man is now facing drug charges related to an arrest last year. Joshua Price, 34, of Waynesville, was charged Tuesday with second-degree drug trafficking and possession of a controlled substance. According to court documents, a Pulaski County deputy was called to a store in February of 2025...

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From the heart: Mural honoring Veterans to be dedicated

What began as a summer project for two Waynesville R-VI students has become a lasting tribute to Veterans who serve our country and the families who sacrifice alongside them. Waynesville Sixth Grade Center will officially dedicate a patriotic mural created by the duo during a special Veterans Day ceremony at 10:50 a.m. Wednesday, Nov. 11, 2026. The public is invited to attend.

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