Local News Archives – Ozark Radio News
- Across the Country, Retail Pharmacy is Approaching an Inflection Point. 12/23/2025From Dr. Brandon Gregory at Good Graces Pharmacy: Independent and community pharmacies—longstanding anchors of local healthcare—are being systematically undermined by Pharmacy Benefit Managers (PBMs) through practices that restrict patient access, suppress fair reimbursement, and force closures. The result is not merely the loss of pharmacies, but the expansion of healthcare deserts that leave entire communities […]James Hurtt
- MoDOT Calls on Drivers to Make Safety Their Holiday Tradition. 12/23/2025JEFFERSON CITY – As the holidays grow near, the Missouri Department of Transportation wants to remind drivers of the important role they play in keeping roads safe during the Christmas and New Year travel season. Last holiday season, 27 people were killed in Missouri traffic crashes from Christmas Eve through New Year’s Day. There were […]James Hurtt
- Missouri State Highway Patrol Issuing Holiday Reminder to Drive Safely 12/23/2025Christmas is coming up and holiday traffic is expected to increase once again. The Missouri State Highway Patrol are urging the public to exercise caution when taking part in celebrations. Sergeant Eddie Young from the Missouri State Highway Patrol, Troop G has more. The Highway Patrol will be out actively working over the holiday travel […]Daniel Williams
- Willow Springs Let it Glow Winners Announced 12/23/2025From the Willow Springs Chamber of Commerce: The Willow Springs Chamber of Commerce is pleased to announce the winners of the Let It Glow 2025 Christmas Light Contest, which once again showcased the incredible creativity, holiday spirit, and community pride found throughout Willow Springs. With an abundance of dazzling displays throughout town, judges faced a […]James Hurtt
- One Week Remains for Tax Credit Donation to OzSBI 12/23/2025Your contribution is an investment in local entrepreneurs, small businesses, and economic growth in our community. As we work toward our $100,000 year-end goal, now is the time to help fuel programs and resources that support business owners across our region. Ways to give: Drop off or mail a check to OzSBI Donate online […]James Hurtt