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ArticlePride event forced to relo­cate

An LGBTQ+ pride event sched­uled for early June in Mans­field must find a new loc­a­tion after Mans­field city lead­ers decided to close the town square, des­pite an earlier reser­va­tion. A state­ment issued by the GLO Cen­ter shared that the...

ArticleBill requir­ing expun­ge­ment of eli­gible drug offenses passed

ArticleDrivers warned as city steps up ped­es­trian safety checks

The Spring­field Police Depart­ment will begin a series of high-vis­ib­il­ity cross­walk enforce­ment oper­a­tions aimed at improv­ing ped­es­trian safety and redu­cing dis­trac­ted driv­ing, accord­ing to a com­munity announce­ment. Accord­ing to the...

ArticleOzarks Tech cel­eb­rates 2026 gradu­at­ing class

Ozarks Tech­nical Com­munity Col­lege cel­eb­rated its 2026 gradu­at­ing class May 14, award­ing more than 2,500 degrees and cer­ti­fic­ates dur­ing two cere­mon­ies. Nearly 900 gradu­ates atten­ded the events at the Great South­ern Bank Arena,...