A team of Ash Grove High School students trained to fix broken computers—more specifically broken Chromebooks that all students have—has saved the district a boat load of money in its short three-year existence.
About 150 volunteers, half of them students of the Willard School District, gathered at the Willard High School commons area on Sept. 10 to plant American flags in lawns throughout the city.
Area FFA students were given the opportunity to get out of the classroom and make real-world connections to the agriculture industry while attending Ag Field Day at the Southwest Research Center on Thursday, Sept. 12 in Mt. Vernon.
Rick Shuler beat cancer once, but it came back for a rematch. Now suffering from inoperable Stage Four cancer which has stricken both his lungs and his brain, Shuler can no longer work or drive a car.
Ash Grove’s annual Rendezvous fall festival was ready for a big crowd last Saturday, as downtown’s Main Street was partially lined with vendors. But the big crowd never showed.
The Ozarks Steam Engine Association held their 58th annual Steam-O-Rama from Thursday, Sept. 12 through Sunday, Sept. 15. The event featured old steam engines, antique and vintage gas powered motors, vehicles and equipment, tractor pulls and much more.
The Senior Age Foundation golf tournament was recently held at The Greens in Springfield. For the second consecutive year, the golf team sponsored by the Ash Grove Sunshine Center won their age division. Pictured from left are Jim Barnes, Mike McMasters, Allen Edwards and Coy Duncan.
Five people have been charged by the Lawrence County Prosecutor’s Office with several crimes, including rape, assault, kidnapping, sodomy and sexual trafficking. Wanda Maggard, James F. Maggard, Jr., David Arnold (a.k.a.
The Ash Grove Board of Aldermen voted unanimously to show its support for the Ash Grove Area Community Foundation with its checkbook, to the tune of $1,000.
