Local News Archives – Ozark Radio News
- Charges Filed on Ozark County Hit and Run Fatality 10/29/2026An Wasola man is facing charges following a fatal crash investigation that authorities say left a pedestrian dead along Missouri Highway 181. According to a probable cause statement, Ransom D. Uchtman is accused in connection with a collision that killed a man whose body was discovered in a ditch along Highway 181 north of U.S. […]James Hurtt
- 26-Year West Plains Halloween Traditon Could be Ending: A Talk with Bruce Hershenson 10/28/2026Could a long-time West Plains Halloween tradition be ending? We spoke to Bruce Hershenson about the one house everyone knows at the end of October: the one with the full-size candy bars. The post 26-Year West Plains Halloween Traditon Could be Ending: A Talk with Bruce Hershenson appeared first on Ozark Radio News.Daniel Williams
- Part of West Plains in a Boil Advisory 10/28/2026A boil water advisory is in effect for the following areas in West Plains: •Broadway: Valley View to Halstead •Halstead: Webster to First Street •Oregon: Nevada to First Street The impacted area is highlighted in the picture. The advisory is precautionary while water samples are tested. We will provide an update when results are […]James Hurtt
- Baxter County Sheriff’s Department Offers Halloween Safety Tips 10/28/2026With Halloween almost upon us, the Sheriff’s Office would like to offer the following advice and safety tips for those who will be out in the neighborhoods trick-or-treating on Saturday evening, October 31st. Trick-or-Treaters are usually out in the neighborhoods from around 5:00 PM till 9:00 PM on Halloween night, although the times […]James Hurtt
- Veterans Day in Mountain View MO 10/28/2026From the Mountain View Chamber of Commerce: Veterans Day in Mountain View MO will be a full day of gratitude, fellowship, and appreciation for those who have served! Veterans Breakfast | 7–9 AM Start your day with biscuits & gravy, scrambled eggs, and sausage at the Mountain View Community Center. Hosted by the Chamber of Commerce […]James Hurtt