Powell
Powell, MO · LATEST NEWS
The US Sun
Goodwill to launch brand new 17,000-square-foot store and donation center as opening date revealed
GOODWILL is breaking ground on a brand-new location that will serve as a retail store and a donation center. Goodwill Arkansas will open up a new secondhand store in Centerton, a fast-growing community outside of Bentonville. The nonprofit broke ground for the location on Friday, with plans for it to...
KYTV
Man accused of ramming Nixa, Mo., police car after fleeing stop sentenced to federal prison
NIXA, Mo. (Edited News Release/KY3) -A man accused of ramming a Nixa Police vehicle after fleeing a stop in 2025 has been sentenced to federal prison. According to the Nixa Police Department, James R. Larson, of Seligman, Mo., was sentenced to 15 years in federal prison, followed by five years of supervised release, for conspiracy to distribute 50 grams or more of actual methamphetamine.
takemetotn.com
This Massive Arkansas Asian Supermarket Turns A Quick Grocery Run Into A Whole Afternoon Of Discovery
A quick stop for a few groceries can turn into hours of wandering when the shelves keep surprising you. In northwest Arkansas, one big market near Rogers and Bentonville does exactly that. Live fish tanks, a hot food counter, aisles of snacks and rows of pots and bowls make it hard to leave with just one bag.
Axios NW Arkansas
Lawrence County Record
7 Brew opens for business in Monett
The 7 Brew coffee business has opened its doors in Monett. A ribbon-cutting was held by the Monett Area Chamber of Commerce on Oct. 20. Cheryl Caraway, Chamber executive director, stands at far right, next to Mayor Randy Burke. Representing the business at the ceremony were Chris Sebald, operator, at the right edge of the check, and Ethan Meyer, holding the scissors. The occasion also provided an opportunity for Sebald to present a check for $16,250 to Children’s Center of Southwest Missouri, which has a facility in Monett. Funds were raised as donations during 7 Brew’s opening weekend, Oct. 16-18, when free drinks were given and donations accepted, part of 7 Brews’ “Caffeine for a Cause.” Carrie Hartley, development manager for the Children’s Center, fifth from left in the front row, said the money will be used to continue providing services in the face of serious state and federal funding cuts. The Children’s Center offers a one-stop for interviewing child abuse victims and connecting families with restorative and mental health assistance. 7 Brew is located off Hwy. 60 in Monett, east of Plaza Drive. (Photo by Murray Bishoff)
kuaf.com
Attack of the Fanboy
Ozark Sports Zone
Neosho holds off Branson to advance to Class 5 District 6 title game
NEOSHO — The Neosho Wildcats found smooth sailing early, but ran into Pirate-infested waters midway through Friday’s Class 5, District 6 semifinal before righting the ship and advancing to the program’s first district title game since 2018. No. 2 seed Neosho built a 21-7 first half lead,...