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• STAR Orientation dates set for new students registering for spring classes October 30, 2020
  WEST PLAINS, Mo. – New students planning to enroll in 2021 spring semester classes at Missouri State University-West Plains (MSU-WP) can sign up for one of three dates set aside for STudent Advising and Registration (STAR) Orientation. Cindy Bridges, coordinator of student advisement at the Advisement and Academic Coaching Center for Empowering Student Success (AACCESS), […]
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• Nicole Galloway visits Webster County October 30, 2020
  Missouri Governor candidate Nicole Galloway visited the Webster County Democratic Headquarters Wednesday afternoon. She along with Lt. Governor candidate Alissia Canady spoke about their election campaigns. Galloway discussed the COVID-19 campaign, rebuilding Missouri’s economy and corruption of Missouri politics. You can watch Galloway’s speech below:
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• MDC wants your help catching poachers October 30, 2020
  Missouri Department of Conservation agents have responded to five calls in the past week of bucks being illegally shot and left in Oregon County (including the one pictured). Agents depend on assistance from the public to report these types of violations and share information. Anyone witnessing this type of violation should document as much information […]
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• Congressman Jason Smith talks reelection campaign, COVID-19 October 30, 2020
  Jason Smith is the U.S. Representative for Missouri’s 8th congressional district. Smith, a republican, is up for reelection in Tuesday’s (11/3) General Election. Ozark Radio News had the opportunity to speak with Smith. He spoke about how representing rural Missourians in Jefferson City is the highlight of his job: Smith talked about the importance of […]
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• MDC shares important information for deer hunting October 30, 2020
  Learn about deer numbers, seasons, landowner permits, sampling and testing for chronic wasting disease, Share The Harvest, and more. JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. – The Missouri Department of Conservation (MDC) reports that deer numbers are increasing in much of the state and that trend should contribute to an increase in the number of deer harvested this […]
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