The football stadium at Republic’s Price Elementary was demolished last week after years of deterioration. The structure was originally used as the Republic High School football facility when Price was the high school. (Photo by Ryan Squibb)
As the federal government shutdown enters its second month while Congress and President Trump continue to debate over security on the nation’s southern border, some of the shutdown’s effects are being felt within Greene County.
When Larry Cox first began cutting hair at his barber shop on Jan. 1, 1969, gas was sold for 17-cents per gallon and he sold haircuts for $1.50. Today, at Cox’s Barber Shop haircuts go for $12. Beyond that, not much has changed.
Two accidents, one resulting in a fatality, took place on I-44, two miles west of Springfield, on Thursday, Dec. 27 within about an hour of each other.
Kimberly Hayes Grant, fire chief of the Ash Grove Fire Protection District (AGFPD) announced via a post on her Facebook page that she and the assistant chief, Jared Jones were resigning from the AGFPD on Wednesday, Dec. 26.
Prom night is one of the most memorable occasions students experience in high school, especially for seniors. Girls especially go to great lengths to look their best for prom, looking not only for the perfect dress, but also making sure that their hair, makeup and nails are also perfect.
Greene County Commissioners voted unanimously during their meeting on Wed., Jan. 2, to allow the State of Missouri to request that Missouri State Auditor Nicole Galloway conduct an audit of the county’s books.
