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Hundreds in Lebanon, Mo., without power after utility pole breaks, catches fire
LEBANON, Mo. (KY3) -Hundreds in northern Lebanon are without power after a utility pole broke on Sunday. According to the City of Lebanon, approximately 800 electric customers north of the city are without power due to the utility pole that broke and caught fire behind Twin Oaks. As of 5:14...
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Plane makes emergency landing in Springfield
SPRINGFIELD, Mo. (KY3) -An airplane carrying ten people made an emergency landing at the Springfield-Branson National Airport Saturday morning. An airport spokesperson told KY3 around 8:15 a.m. SGF received an alert of an aircraft that needed to make an emergency landing, and the plane landed safely at 8:24 a.m. The...
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Liberty transmission project update
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Storm Devastates Southwest Missouri: Homes Damaged, Power Outages Widespread
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This Picture-Perfect Missouri Farm Where You Pick Your Own Berries Deserves Way More Attention
Some places are so good that keeping them to yourself starts to feel genuinely selfish, and Missouri Berries in Republic, Missouri has officially crossed that line. This farm deserves more attention, more visitors, and more people driving home with berry-stained fingers and full buckets. Here’s the thing about pick-your-own farms...
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Progressive Ozark Bank’s Cynthia Ramsey graduates from Colorado School of Banking
Progressive Ozark Bank is proud to announce that Cynthia Ramsey, SVP of Marketing and Business Development, has graduated from the Graduate School of Banking at Colorado (GSBC), bringing to Progressive Ozark Bank new leadership skills and industry perspectives. Ramsey was among 134 banking professionals who graduated during GSBC’s 75th Annual School Session, hosted on the University of Colorado Boulder campus.
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Branson Parks & Recreation Offering Career Readiness Program
The City of Branson is beginning a new program through Parks and Recreation to help people learn skills needed to enter the workforce. The complete release below is from the City of Branson:. Branson Parks & Recreation is launching Branson Career Kickstart, a free, hands-on program designed to help teens...
Springfield News-Leader
J. Crew Factory opening soon at Springfield's Battlefield Mall
Battlefield Mall is adding a new apparel retailer while a locally owned barbershop has already opened its doors at the shopping center. J. Crew Factory is scheduled to open later this month near Macy's, according to a community announcement. The retailer offers clothing for men, women and children and will feature classic wardrobe essentials, workwear and other apparel inspired by coastal American style. The store specializes in clothing designed for a variety of occasions, from everyday wear to special events, according to the announcement. The expansion comes as Battlefield Mall also welcomes a new grooming business. New barbershop now open The Cut Collective has opened near the mall's south entrance and the Dining Pavilion. According to the announcement, the locally owned business provides haircuts and grooming services for men. The shop also offers barbering treatments and a range of hair care products. The announcement describes the business as providing services for a variety of hair types and occasions. More information Additional details about stores, retailers and operating hours at Battlefield Mall are available at simon.com . This story was produced with the assistance of Artificial Intelligence (AI). Journalists were involved in every step of the review, editing and publishing process.
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Dr. David Barbe joins CFO Board of Directors
Dr. David Barbe, a retired physician from Mountain Grove, has joined the Board of Directors for the Community Foundation of the Ozarks. His first three-year term began July 1. He is the longtime chair of the Mountain Grove Area Community Foundation, an affiliate of the CFO, and a past board chair of the American Medical Association.
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Charles Sansone, the hotel man who helped build Springfield
The Colonial Hotel, pictured during its heyday in downtown Springfield, Missouri, served as one of the city's premier hotels during the 1920s and 1930s. Charles Sansone managed the landmark hotel from 1925 until his retirement in 1944, welcoming business leaders, tourists, entertainers and civic organizations. During his tenure, the hotel hosted the 1926 Rotary District Conference and was associated with the meeting in which the designation "U.S. Route 66" was first proposed. Courtesy of the History Museum on the Square, Springfield, Missouri. Public domain image.