Ash Grove, Missouri

One westbound lane of James River Freeway will be closed at Campbell after 8 p.m. today for bridge work.

Farm Road 18 between Farm Roads 61 and 65 will be closed starting at 8 a.m. today for installation of a box culvert.

Alltel Wireless has activated two new digital cell sites in the Springfield area.

Getting a start in the decorating business at the long-gone Gathered Together shop in the Galloway neighborhood has meant a full-circle journey for John Greenhaw.

The Hickman softball team will play Webb City at 1:30 p.m. today in a Class 4 quarterfinal at Jefferson City's American Legion Sports Complex.

When Republic High School's offense gave Jamie Holmes four first inning runs to work with, coach Mike Thorne felt a whole lot better.

Two Greene County 4-H members have received Orscheln 4-H scholarships from the Missouri 4-H Foundation.

Ash Grove - Glen Burgess stood with his neighbors Sunday afternoon, watching the house he has been restoring in recent years burn.

A Greene County man was taken to the hospital after his truck overturned about two miles south of Bois D'Arc, according to the Missouri Highway Patrol.

Springfield's regional crime lab will be open by the end of the year, thanks in part to financial support from communities outside of Springfield.

A Willard teen was air lifted to Cox South hospital in Springfield on Wednesday morning with moderate injuries after her Jeep was hit broadside.

Pleasanton's football squad improved to 2-0 on the season with a 36-8 win over Ash Grove, Mo., in the Blu-Jays' home opener here Friday night.

With just a handful of starters returning from a squad that finished 5-5 last year, Ash Grove fans will see a lot of new faces in new places this season.

A proposal before Springfield City Council could have more animals coming to the local animal shelter.

Springfield's animal shelter soon could begin taking dogs and cats from Ash Grove under a contract proposal the Springfield City Council will discuss tonight.

Ash Grove resident Moses Berry remembers something his grandmother would say to him.

Ash Grove resident Moses Berry remembers something his grandmother would say to him.

Community groups had a chance to meet face-to-face with potential 'adoptees' Tuesday as the Council of Churches pitched a new program aimed at funneling resources to abused and neglected children in the Ozarks.

Community groups had a chance to meet face-to-face with potential 'adoptees' Tuesday as the Council of Churches pitched a new program aimed at funneling resources to abused and neglected children in the Ozarks.