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BLiND DiSTRAXTiON Makes It’s Debut

What started as a shared love for music among a group of high school students had turned into something bigger. BLind DiSTRAXiON recently took the stage for its first concert in Monett, Missouri marking an exciting milestone for the group. The band consists of Malachi Cockroft (11), lead vocalist and...

Monett, MO · 7d
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Mike Stern Heads To Missouri As Zimmer Programming Chief

Mike Stern is trading a consultant’s seat at Jacobs Media for a programmer’s chair in Missouri. Zimmer Communications has chosen Stern to lead programming across its radio stations in Columbia, Jefferson City, and Springfield starting Monday, November 16. Before joining Jacobs Media, Stern programmed radio stations in Chicago,...

Springfield, MO · 6d
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A Couple Wanted A Hole-In-The-Wall Pizza Restaurant, So They Bought This Unassuming Missouri Spot

A couple loved pizza so much that they went out and bought an entire pizza place. They weren’t chasing a flashy chain or a big tourist palace. They wanted a true hole-in-the-wall, mom-and-pop kind of spot. I’ll admit, that part made me smile. Most dreams stop at ordering a...

Branson, MO · 9d
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Beatles Night Leads Springfield’s Week Ahead

From a Beatles tribute downtown to a country-rock stop at Southbound, the next seven days around Springfield, Missouri offer a short but solid run of verified live shows. If you’re looking for guitars, familiar hooks, and a reason to get out around Springfield over the next seven days, the clearest play on the board is downtown at the Gillioz. The week’s strongest verified rock-leaning date is a Beatles tribute on Saturday night, with one more notable live stop at Southbound Bar a few days earlier.

Springfield, MO · 7d

Springfield News-Leader

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Winter Jam 2027 will bring Christian music lineup to Springfield

Winter Jam 2027 will bring Crowder, Anne Wilson and other Christian music artists to Great Southern Bank Arena, 901 S. National Ave. in Springfield, on Feb. 19, 2027. The concert begins at 7 p.m., with doors opening at 6 p.m., according to a community announcement. Admission does not require an advance ticket, and attendees can enter with a $15 donation at the door. The lineup includes Crowder, Anne Wilson, Andy Mineo ft. Magic & Bird, Strings & Heart, Terrian, Red and NewSong. Speaker Zane Black also is scheduled to appear. A Pre-Jam Party before the concert will feature Natural State, CJ Emulous and Mary-Clair. Jam Nation memberships are available for concertgoers seeking early entry, exclusive artist experiences and other benefits, according to the announcement. More information is available at jamtour.com . Clear bag policy at Great Southern Bank Arena Great Southern Bank Arena has a clear bag policy for the event. Permitted bags include clear plastic, vinyl or PVC bags no larger than 12 by 6 by 12 inches and one-gallon clear plastic freezer bags. Small clutch bags measuring no more than 5.5 by 7.5 inches are allowed with or without a handle or strap. Medically necessary items are exempt

Springfield, MO · 7d

Springfield News-Leader

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Expert gardening tips for pruning roses and shrubs for healthy growth

When should I prune my roses? How far back should they be trimmed? Roses can be pruned lightly in the fall, but heavier pruning should be done in the spring. Exact methods vary slightly depending on the type of rose you have, but general rules apply to all types. Most importantly, cut damaged canes, any deadwood and anything that is diseased or broken. Shoots from the grafted root stock should also be removed. Any crossing branches should be removed, aiming the pruning at improving shape and air movement within the rose bush. Cuts should be made above a strong bud that faces outwards. The cut should be made smooth and clean, using sharp tools to avoid damage. Any tools used should be cleaned between plants with a 1:10 mixture of bleach and water, rinsing with plain water before using again. When finished, the tools should be cleaned again, dried, and oiled before storing. When should Rose of Sharon be pruned back for winter? Rose of Sharon blooms on new wood and should be pruned in late winter or early spring, February to March, when still dormant and before the new leaf buds swell. It is also easier to see the

Springfield, MO · 8d

Springfield News-Leader

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Huey Magoo's opens location in Midtown, its 3rd in Springfield

This week in 417 food news, a chicken tender spot opens in Springfield's Midtown neighborhood, a sandwich shop teases its progress and a favorite returns to Springfield in a new way. Plus, a new doughnut shop opens on West Bypass. 'Filet mignon of chicken' opens first north Springfield location Huey Magoo's has opened its third Springfield location at 731 N. Benton Ave., down the street from Central High School. It is open 11 a.m. to 9 p.m. daily. This is the first location to open north of Sunshine Street. The free-standing restaurant will feature indoor dining, takeout, curbside pickup, catering and online ordering. Huey Magoo's is known for its hand-crafted chicken tenders, which it calls the "filet mignon of chicken" due to the fact that they are made from "the best 3% of the chicken — the tenderloin." James and Lisa Tillman, who operate the two other Huey Magoo's in Springfield, are also operating this one. “We’re excited to bring another Huey Magoo’s to Springfield and continue sharing what makes this brand so special,” said James Tillman, franchisee of Huey Magoo’s Springfield, in a news release. “From our premium chicken tenders and made-from-scratch sides to the genuine hospitality our team

Springfield, MO · 9d

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This Massive Amish Store In Missouri Sells Homemade Everything, From Bread To Jams

More than 170 Google reviews of one Ozarks grocery store mention the spices. Not the fudge, not the T-shirts, the spices. That tells you a lot about the kind of shoppers this place wins over. The shelves hold Amish-made baking mixes, jellies, pickles, soup starters, and egg noodles. Add candied...

Branson, MO · 10d

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Emu reported dead at Dickerson Park Zoo after giant hail pummeled Springfield, Missouri

The 21-year-old female emu died on April 28 after large hail struck the Dickerson Park Zoo, causing significant damage in the area. Meanwhile, a male emu named Rhea was put under veterinary care after getting injured amid the storms. The zoo was closed to the public on April 29 due to the storm damage.

Springfield, MO · 6d

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The Nostalgic Missouri Motel And Diner Combo That Feels Like Stepping Into A Grease Movie Set

There are places in this world that make you want to slick back your hair, order a chocolate malt, and pretend you know how to do the hand jive, and Iggy’s Diner in Carthage, Missouri is absolutely one of them. If you’ve been driving Route 66 and wondering when...

Carthage, MO · 9d

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Springfield's Hotel of Terror to close after final two nights

Hotel of Terror, a Halloween attraction in Springfield, is open for its last two nights, Friday and Saturday, after owner Sterling Mathis agreed to sell the property to the city.

Springfield, MO · 10d

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Drive From Anywhere In Missouri To This Legendary Seafood Shack That Skips The Frills

There’s a restaurant in Branson, Missouri that doesn’t care about impressing you, and somehow that’s exactly why it’s so impressive. Starvin’ Marvin’s has built a reputation that travels faster than any billboard ever could, and the people who’ve eaten there will tell you why without being asked.

Branson, MO · 9d

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Health inspectors put Springfield restaurant on risk control plan

Springfield-Greene County Health Department food inspectors put a Springfield restaurant on a risk control plan after an Oct. 21 inspection, according to reports. Ohana Japanese Steakhouse, 310 W. Battlefield Road, had several ready-to-eat, potentially hazardous food items that were not date marked for the third inspection in a row during an Oct. 21 inspection. The restaurant also had crab rangoon with debris on it and salad dressing and crab rangoon that was held past its 7-day discard date. A risk control plan is implemented when an establishment has three of the same priority violations in a row, in an effort to help a restaurant create "a new habit that keeps the food safe and our customers safe," Eric Marcol, program coordinator for SGCHD's environmental services division, told the Springfield News-Leader in 2023 . Issues found during inspections fall into either priority or non-priority violations. Priority violations impact the safety of the food, such as cross-contamination between raw and ready-to-eat food, improper food temperature and poor personal hygiene and employee health. Multiple priority violations can lead to an establishment being shut down. Non-priority violations alone do not directly affect food safety, such as dirty floors, sticky tabletops or outside trash cans

Springfield, MO · 10d

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Saturday Mornings Mean Biscuits At These 8 Missouri Small-Town Bakeries And Cafes

Some Saturdays call for sleeping in, and some call for a warm biscuit with gravy in a small Missouri town. This list covers eight bakeries and cafes where biscuits are made from scratch and served by folks who know their regulars. You will find a Katy Trail patio, a Route...

Missouri · 10d

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First 30+ nightclub making its way to Springfield

SPRINGFIELD, Mo. (KY3) - A New nightclub is coming to Springfield, hoping to take you back in time, focusing on 80s, 90s, and 2000s dance music. Here’s the kicker: you’ve got to be over 30 years old to get inside; it’s called Rewind Nightclub. “Gen X and...

Springfield, MO · 11d

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Bonnie and Clyde return to Reeds Spring

The famous criminal couple, known for their historical run of bank robberies and shootouts with police, returned from the grave for a day of celebration in Reeds Spring last Saturday. The annual Bonnie and Clyde days festival took place from 9:00a.m. until 5:00p.m. on main street in Reeds Spring, with reenactments of the famous early 1934 shootout happening throughout the day. The festival featured roughly two dozen local vendors and craftsmen showcasing everything from fairground style finger foods to handcrafted goods and 3D printed souvenirs.

Reeds Spring, MO · 10d

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Scratch-Boiled Bagels And House-Cured Salmon Make This Missouri Bagel Shop Worth The Morning Drive

A rosemary salt bagel is selling out before lunch in southwest Missouri. Folks are showing up early just to beat the rush. That’s a lot of fuss over a bagel, and I love it. The spreads might be the real troublemakers here. One comes with chunks of honey walnut.

Springfield, MO · 11d