Walker
Walker, MO · Education
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Pirates football defeats Diamond, Lady Pirates volleyball beat Central and Diamond
The Ash Grove High School football team traveled to Diamond on Friday, Sept. 25 and came home with a 22-19 victory. After a scoreless first quarter by both teams, the Pirates scored twice in the second quarter. First on a 4-yard run from Blake Reece and then on a 3-yard run from Chase Acosta to take a 14-0 lead into halftime.
Lawrence County Record
New schedule proposed for Monett schools: A 150-day school year would lengthen days, shorten year
Monett school officials have proposed a very different scheduling strategy for future school years, something never attempted in southwest Missouri. The approach would stick to the five-day school schedule but modify the length of school days and introduce two summer school options. Assistant Superintendent Dr. Isaac Sooter outlined the proposal...
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Ash Grove High School bans energy drinks
New Ash Grove High School Principal Greg White made the decision earlier this year to ban energy drinks from the high school campus. The decision, he said, was made for the benefit of the student body. “It’s my job to create a safe environment where students can learn and teachers...
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Homecoming royalty will be crowned before the game on Friday
Webb City High School homecoming coronation will be held Friday, prior to the 7 p.m. kickoff for the game between Webb City and Carthage at Cardinal Stadium. Candidates for queen are: Addy Crane, Shalea Myers, Araceli Perez, Jaylee VanBecelaere, Maddy Wells and Isabella Wood. King candidates are: James Baldassaro, Cole...
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Here's how Mrs. Elliff ruled her classroom
Grace Elliff is definitely one of Webb City’s most memorable teachers. One of her students, Mark Harrington, posted the class photo above from 1962 when he was in her sixth-grade class at Eugene Field Elementary School. “We were probably a real handful about this time of year,” Harrington posted....
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 […]
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Katelyn Cox and Allie Shuster achieve National Merit Commended Student status
Webb City High School seniors Katelyn Cox and Allie Shuster have been named Commended Students in the 2027 National Merit Scholarship Program. Their principal, Amanda Eggleston, congratulated them and presented them with a letter of commendation from the school and National Merit Scholarship Corporation, which conducts the program. About 34,000...
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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
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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Missouri Southern State University Selects 2026 Willcoxon Scholars
Missouri Southern State University (MSSU) has selected five students as its 2026 Willcoxon Scholars, giving them the opportunity to conduct undergraduate research alongside faculty mentors in health sciences and related fields. The 2026 Willcoxon Scholars are Natalie Rodriguez, Hollis King, Amrith Natarajan, Aarush Reganti, and Mubashir Jafry. Faculty at MSSU...
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Crowder College Social Sciences to Host the Raise Your Voice Event on October 8
Neosho, MO – For this month’s History Symposium, Crowder College Social Sciences will feature the annual event Raise Your Voice, “Celebrating the songs that sing America’s story.”. “History doesn’t just happen in books—it is sung, shouted, marched to, and played at full volume. Raise Your Voice:...