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Congratulations to Chris Jasper for being drawn as our winner of the November I-spy after guessing OakStar Bank as the location. Watch for a new location starting Wednesday, Dec. 4. more
Funds raised will support The Food Bank’s network of faith-based and community charities more
The Halfway High School class of 1970 met at Smith’s Restaurant on Saturday, Nov. 2. more
The 44th annual Festival of Christmas, presented by Southwest Baptist University and Community Outreach Ministries, will take place at 6 p.m., Sunday, Dec. 8, in Pike Auditorium on SBU’s Bolivar campus. more
From December through February, Missouri's winter eagle watching is spectacular. more
Monday, Dec. 2 — Chicken strips, French fries, green beans, WG biscuit, applesauce cake. more
DEATHS more
DEATHS more
Allyn “Beryl” Cowan more
Kiwanis Club Glow Walk, a time to walk through the park and enjoy the lights of the season.  more
I get in trouble sometimes for complaining about changes in the Ozarks. more
Step into the holiday season with Christmas at Fellowship Park, a free event designed to bring the Bolivar community together in the spirit of joy and giving. The third annual event is organized by Bolivar FIrst Baptist Church and features a live nativity by the Open Hearts Methodist Church. The evening begins at 6:30 p.m. on Saturday, Dec. 7 at the community park, on the campus of Bolivar First Baptist Church, north of the Bolivar square. more
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Ric Lee Lawson more
The presidential pardon of a turkey each Thanksgiving became an annual tradition when George H.W. Bush offered a certain bird a reprieve, “Let me assure you, and this fine tom turkey, that he will not end up on anyone’s dinner table, not this guy - he’s presented a presidential pardon as of right now.” Though it has been a yearly practice since 1989, there were lucky birds before this administration. John Kennedy, Ronald Regan, and First Ladies Nixon and Carter had also extended the life of a fortunate fowl. According to the George Bush White House Archives, the first instance of a turkey pardon came from Lincoln when his son Tad asked him to spare the life of a pet tom named Jack. The archives also state that the National Turkey Federation raises a turkey specifically for this event and that particular animal is given special care and attention throughout its life. Once pardoned, turkeys retire to the Frying Pan Park’s Kidwell Farm in Virginia, to live out the remainder of their lives in a petting zoo. more
She really knows how to pick 'em more
During the busiest delivery season of the year, Better Business Bureau® (BBB®) has tips for consumers to protect their packages. more
SHERIFF’S REPORTS more
Friday, Nov. 22, basketball has arrived after an exciting fall sports season in Bolivar. more
The Economic Development Partnership of Bolivar & Polk County acknowledges and celebrates the accomplishments of students in high school that pursues a chosen career path that can lead to immediate placement into the workforce of our communities. more
MDC collected more than 18,500 tissue samples during opening weekend for CWD testing. more
The Polk County Courthouse will be closed on Thursday, Nov. 28 and Friday, Nov. 29, 2024 in observance of the Thanksgiving Holiday. more
CIVIL PETITIONS more
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