Seligman
Seligman, MO · Education
moarksports.com
Homecoming Wins for Branson and Forsyth, Other MOARK School Drop Road Games
Homecoming proved successful for to MOARK Schools with wins in High School Football Action Friday night. The Branson Pirates rolled to a 55-14 win over the Parkview Vikings exploding for 34 points in the second quarter. The Pirates were led by Noah McCright who scored three touchdowns while Quarterback Vincente Pastrana rushed for scored and threw a pass to Wil Wilson for another. Blake Weber and Shawn Fischer accounted for the Pirates other scores.
fairgrovenews.com
More Than Music: Fair Grove Band Marches Into Season
The Fair Grove High School Band kicked off their season at the first football game on September 4, 2026. They opened with“Noche de Fiesta.” The band began preparation for the season over the summer at band camp. The Fair Grove band’s goal for the 2026-27 season is to...
KYTV
Drury University’s physician assistant program hosts annual white coat ceremony
SPRINGFIELD, Mo. (KY3) -Drury University’s Physician Assistant program hosted its annual White Coat Ceremony on campus Saturday afternoon. The ceremony marks a symbolic milestone, transitioning students from classroom learning to hands-on patient care. Drury PA student Gracie Schultz spoke about the important role PAs play in filling gaps in...
moarksports.com
Big High School Football Night Includes Homecomings, Another Tackle Hunger Event
The High School Football schedule on MOARK Sports features a pair of homecoming games. The Branson Pirates host their homecoming tonight against the Parkview Vikings. The game is also a big district match-up for the Pirates and a chance to avenge one of their three losses from last season as the Vikings upset the Pirates in Springfield.
republictigersports.com
First Look – Republic Activity Center
As Republic Schools welcome the community to tour the new Republic Activity Center this evening, we’ve got a sneak peek! Thanks to Assistant Superintendent of Operations Jason Perkins, Communications Director Nikki Faith, and Activities Director Trevyor Fisher for their help with the tour.
KOLR10 News
High School Athlete of the Week: Sam Boster
SPRINGFIELD–This week’s Athelte of the Week is Sam Boster. Boster is a senior on the Springfield Catholic High School football team. Last Friday, Boster turned in an unbelievable performance to help the Fighting Irish edge Fair Grove, 27-22 to improve to 5-0, this season. The senior running back scored not one, not two, but three […]
Seattle ON Tap
Cassville and Lamar Are 5-0 and Southwest Missouri Football Is Shaking
trophy logo on gradient background - Created by the Sports On Tap desk | Source : Sports On Tap (team logos property of their respective owners) The high school football season is getting wild out there, and as we hit the end of Week 5, it’s clear some teams are just built different. Cassville and […]
KOLR10 News
Game of the Week Preview: Miller at Marionville in Class 1 District 3 clash
MARIONVILLE–The Marionville Comets (3-2) are happy to have a winning record after five weeks of the 2026 high school football season, but it’s certainly been a tougher challenge than in years past. This is the first fall the Comets have lost two games in the regular season, since 2019, when they finished 4-6. Between 2020-2025, […]
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MSU-West Plains, Mtn Grove to move
Mountain Grove, Mo. — After more than 20 years, the Mountain Grove location of Missouri State University-West Plains (MSU-WP) is moving to Faurot Hall, home of the Missouri State University Fruit Experiment Station. Since 1995, MSU-WP has been meeting educational needs in Mountain Grove and the surrounding communities. For...
KTLO
Mountain Home High School Band finishes first in class at Pride of the Ozarks
Drum majors Izzy Koehler, Maya Bizzle, with guard captain Rebekah Lewis and drumline captain Josh Worman during the final awards presentation. The Mountain Home High School Band won their classification at the Pride of the Ozarks Marching Invitational in Ozark, Missouri this past Saturday. The band also had the highest...
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Meet the candidates: Juniors Amelia Roberts and Kaiman Reser
Juniors Amelia Roberts and Kaiman Reser are candidates for Homecoming princess and prince. Roberts is involved in Studio A Dance Conservatory company member, varsity cheer, captain of Emerald Stars Dance Team, junior class vice president, Madrigal Singers, and design editor for Ozark Echoes yearbook. Roberts’ most proud accomplishment was being selected in the Missouri Scholars Academy. “The Academy only takes the top 100 of all Missouri students and I felt very honored to be invited.” She was also recently selected as the Sugarplum Fairy in Studio A Conservatory’s production of “The Nutcracker.” She wanted to be a candidate because she “wanted to be a part of the tradition, and it’s always fun to dress up.” Overall, Roberts feels “being a Homecoming candidate means a lot because it gives me the opportunity to represent my school and be part of a special tradition. It makes me feel honored that my classmates see me as someone who deserves to be considered. More than anything, I’m excited to make memories, enjoy the experience, and share this moment with the people who have supported me.”
KYTV
fairgrovenews.com
New Eagle in the Nest: Kendra Freeman Feature
Fair Grove Middle School had a change in staff after previous secretary Tina Cantwell’s departure last year. Fair Grove has welcomed Kendra Freeman as the new middle school secretary. Freeman expressed her gratitude to be a part of such a welcoming and loving community. She stated, “The work environment...
republictigersports.com
Carthage Holds Off Lady Tigers on Senior Night
Republic mounted a late comeback attempt, but fell short with the tying run at the plate in a 10-6 loss to Carthage on Senior Night in Republic Tuesday. After the game, Republic recognized seniors Mia Carnes, Madi Chevalier, Jayma Pitchford, Kate Stulce, and Maddie Taylor. Denny McHenry, in his first year as head coach after serving as an assistant last season, said only two of the five seniors played last year, but they’ve stepped into their leadership roles.
Springfield News-Leader
Employee sues Ozarks Tech, alleging retaliation after filing report
A longtime Ozarks Technical Community College employee is alleging the college retaliated against her after she filed a report of discrimination. Through a lawsuit filed in Greene County Circuit Court, Ginger Luke, director of student success for Arts, Sciences and Business at Ozarks Tech, is accusing the school of giving her negative performance reviews as a result of her reporting discrimination. Luke has been employed at Ozarks Tech since 2003, per the lawsuit. Ozarks Tech Director of Communications Jayme Rutledge said in an emailed statement that the college became aware of the lawsuit upon the News-Leader's request for comment. "Ozarks Tech is committed to fostering a work and learning environment free from discrimination and retaliation," the statement read. "Because this is an ongoing legal matter, we cannot comment on the specifics of the case." The lawsuit claims that in late February 2024, Luke reported discrimination per school policy toward a student and herself by administration, including President Hal Higdon. Ozarks Tech did not investigate the report and failed to comply with its policies, the petition states. Instead Luke received a negative evaluation which the petition claims was an attempt to "create a paper trail in the personnel file of plaintiff