Regional News

• City of Harrison Participates in National MLK Commission Conference

  The City of Harrison was a part of a national conference through the MLK Commission.

• Boil Water Order Issued for Portion of Valley Springs Waterworks System

  A boil water order has been issued for a portion of the Valley Springs Waterworks system serving customers in Marion and Boone counties.

• Southern Stone County Fire Works With Multiple Agencies in Fighting Structure Fire

  The Southern Stone County Fire Protection District responds to a Four-Alarm Residential Fire which includes the rescue of multiple dogs.

• Final Week to Vote on Eureka Springs Bid for "Merriest Christmas Town"

  A community in the Ozarks is in the running for Merriest Christmas in the United States in conjunction with the 25th Anniversary of the Hallmark Channel.

• UA Northark Resumes CDL Program

  North Arkansas College of the University of Arkansas has restarted its Commercial Driver's License after having been paused for 18 months.

• Heat Advisory in Effect This Week

  As September begins, Summertime heat will be making a return to the Ozarks. 

• Fatal Motorcycle Crash In Newton County

  One person is dead and another injured in a motorcycle crash in Newton County.

• Harrison City Council Approves Sale of Lot After Weeks of Consideration

  After weeks of debate over transparency, valuation and competing visions for a vacant city-owned lot, the Harrison City Council voted Thursday to sell a 0.1-acre parcel on Mural Drive to Rock Holdings LLC for $16,000 and directed city staff to develop a formal process for future surplus property sales.

• Extreme Heat Returns to the Ozarks Next Week

  As September begins, the Ozarks will once again bake in a prolonged heatwave.

• Stone County Man Dies in Motorcycle Crash

  A 34-year-old Cape Fair man was killed Friday evening in a motorcycle crash near Cape Fair, according to the Missouri State Highway Patrol.

• Harrison Man Facing Charges After Incident in Bergman that Injured an Officer

  Charges were filed last week against a Harrison man facing multiple felony and misdemeanor charges after authorities say he resisted arrest and injured a law enforcement officer during a confrontation at his residence earlier this month.

• Pella Windows and Doors Border Battle Highlights High School Football Opening Night

  The start of the High School Football Season is tonight.

• Drought Area Continue to Rise and Expand in Lakes Region

  Dry conditions continue to worsen across the Missouri Lakes Region and northern Arkansas, according to the latest U.S. Drought Monitor report.

• Dolly Parton's Imagination Library Expands in Arkansas, Faces Challenges in Missouri

  Dolly Parton's Imagination Library continues to provide free books to thousands of young children across Arkansas and Missouri, but the neighboring states are heading in different directions as Arkansas maintains statewide growth while Missouri grapples with budget-related funding concerns.

• Storms Impact Lakes Region, Cooler Air Follows

  A cold front pushed through the Lakes Region on Wednesday, bringing a few severe thunderstorms to the area.

• Pratt: Teamwork Helping with Transportation Safety

  The superintendent of the Harrison School District says team effort has helped with addressing transportation issues around the school and throughout the community.

• Investigation Underway of Fatal Stone County Fire

  One person is dead and two others injured in a house fire earlier this week in Stone County.

• Slight Severe Weather Threat in Lakes Region

  Scattered showers and thunderstorms are expected this afternoon across the Lakes Region. 

• Pioneering Quality in the Steel Industry

  Branson Steel Supply

• Can a Contractor Take Over Your Home

  Attorney Dayrell Scrivner, of Scrivner Law Firm, LLC in Branson, Missouri, tells us!

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