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A ladies retreat will be held Saturday, April 26, 9 a.m. – 3 p.m. at the Walnut Grove First Baptist Church, Walnut Grove. Registration begins at 8:30 a.m.
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4/4/25
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Monday, April 7 — Philly cheesesteak sandwich with WG chips, broccoli salad, cookie.
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4/4/25
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Some of you are carrying around a sack of stones. Stones of all sizes and shapes. All unwanted. Some are stones of rejection. Others are stones of regret. Some stones you don’t deserve. Some of them you do.
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By Larry Whiteley
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4/4/25
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James Price
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4/4/25
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Dora Kaula Simpson Miller
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4/4/25
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The Bolivar Herald-Free Press invites residents to send their engagement, wedding, baby, and other milestone announcements.
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4/4/25
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Matt Griswold and Jenni Williams
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4/2/25
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When someone tells me that they have seen something that makes them think of me, it’s always kind of fun to see what that something is. Sometimes that item is a moose or a Snoopy or a plant, but usually it is an item related to recycling and most likely it is about reusing. My friend, Anna Miller, recently sent me an article on reusing toilet paper rolls as starter pots for plants. She knows me! She knows I love plants and reusing, so she got 2 points for her effort. You can use toilet paper rolls or paper towel rolls. Simply cut them into about 2” sections. On one end, make four ½”-¾” cuts equally spaced apart. Fold them towards the inside of the cardboard tube and tape. Fill with your favorite potting mix, add a seed and water and there you go! Obviously they won’t last forever, but they should last long enough for your seed to get a head start before you transplant it into its new home. Thanks to Anna for reminding me of this idea to share. Now if I could just get her to get a little more involved in recycling and visiting the recycling center…
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By Janet Gordon
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4/2/25
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In terms of scenic signs of spring in the Ozarks, eastern redbud trees and flowering dogwoods are at the top of most people’s lists.
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By Francis Skalicky
Missouri Department of Conservation
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4/2/25
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The 2025 Halfway and Goodson All-School Reunion will be held on April 19 and promises to be an unforgettable event for all alumni and current or past school staff.
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4/2/25
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