Cameron Donnell, Maxx Pyle, and Coy Plein love basketball. Over spring break, the three Nixa theater kids went to four NBA games in three cities and were inspired.
Before he became involved with the History Museum on the Square, John was a volunteer with Habitat for Humanity in Springfield which was relatively new.
While showing off their latest dance moves and masterfully manipulating the musical instruments, these youngsters bring smiles to these seniors’ faces.
The 2nd Missouri Infantry from southwest Missouri was considered a bunch of Houn Dawgs because of their relentless spirit and would often sing their fight song while deployed.
It’s named for Peter Bennett who had a successful mill on the property. On opening day, anglers stand shoulder to shoulder hoping for a successful haul.
Standing outside the Greene County Courthouse, hundreds of people walk past and ignore a marker every day. But if you stop to read what’s on the black stone you’ll learn about a dark day in Springfield history.
For a sixth year, Chad Plein is following the paranormal investigation of David Glidden. The founder of Four State Paranormal is looking to confirm or debunk the claims here at what Alta has transformed into the Historic Morgue Airbnb.
KY3′s Chad Plein revisits a unique home in Nixa decorated for Halloween. Also meet a Hillcrest High School teacher honored at the Mid-America Regional Emmy Awards.
Chris White started constructing this terrific trailer back in May. This weekend warrior manufactured everything except the exterior wrap that he designed.
The idea crawled into Jen Strickland’s mind when she was diagnosed with Alpha-Gal. The tick-borne illness makes people allergic to mammal meat and products.
From 1978 to 2021, the former social studies teacher and principal in both the Nixa and Clever School Districts loved spinning records on the weekends.
At the age of 13, Berry slowly started learning how to make his dad’s instruments. Today he is keeping the Wynn name alive thanks to a shop at his home in Ozark.
