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The finder of missing things more
Today, Dec. 31, is the last day of 2025, a fitting time to remember loved ones we have lost. Likewise, tomorrow is a time for starting anew while honoring, rather than dismissing, the loves of our past. more
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Better Business Bureau® (BBB®) advises shoppers returning or exchanging gifts to check return policies before heading to the store this year. more
On Wednesday, Dec. 17, the Bolivar Area Chamber of Commerce and community members celebrated the grand opening of Grand Missouri Bank. With two convenient Bolivar locations—downtown at 111 E. Jackson and the main branch at 1630 S. Killingsworth. Grand Missouri Bank is locally owned and focused on quality community banking. more
Jenna and Paul Folbre are putting the finishing touches on their event center before their official opening of MOVINO Winery southeast of Bolivar. The couple has traveled the world, including Italy, France and the US, learning all they can about wine culture and the wine industry. more
The Bolivar First Christian Church will host a retirement reception for Pastor Bill Nichols on Sunday, Jan. 4, from 2-4 p.m. more
I'm Kitty Kat. I'm a sweet boy. I'm not a fan of other pets, so I'd like to be your one and only. If you are a "one and only" type, come get me asap! I’m super sweet and live to cuddle with you. more
The Missouri State Highway Patrol reports 10 people died in traffic crashes during this year’s Christmas holiday counting period--from 6 p.m. Wednesday, December 24, 2025, through 11:59 p.m. Sunday, December 28, 2025. There were no boating crashes or drownings. more
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Commission also approved regulations regarding nonresident spring turkey harvest limits. more
The SW MO Spring Forage Conference will be held Tuesday, Feb. 17, 2026, at the Oasis Hotel and Convention Center, 2546 N. Glenstone Ave., Springfield, MO. more
Heading into a new year, it feels like a great time to mix things up. So, after several years interviewing leaders in health and medicine to get their insight for this column, I thought it seemed only fair to turn the tables and have a colleague interview me. more
The Polk County Sheriff’s Office has successfully apprehended suspects linked to a series of commercial burglaries spanning Halfway and Humansville. Hunter I. McCown is currently in custody, facing nine felony charges following an intensive investigation by Polk County detectives and deputies. more
Congratulations to Phyliss Garrison on winning the $25 gift card to Brenda’s after correctly guessing Pizza Hut as the December I-Spy location. Be watching for a new location beginning in the Wednesday, Dec. 31 issue. more
Hi! I'm Arlo! I'm still a young guy with lots of energy! I was brought to the shelter because my owner could no longer care for me. I love running around and playing with toys! I'm always up for a good belly rub or a treat. I dream of a home where I can share all my love and energy. If you're looking for a loyal companion to bring excitement and affection to your life, I'm your guy! Let's make endless memories together! more
On Friday, Dec. 12, and Saturday, Dec. 13, the Bolivar High School Speech and Debate team hosted 26 schools for the annual Bolivar Holiday Classic speech and debate tournament. more
In the Bolivar, MO, school board meeting Dec. 18, the board heard from HS principal Jason Blair about the success of the BoMO Works program. The program is designed to give students direct experience in the industry of their choice before they spend a lot of time and money in college or other extended training programs. more
What babies taught me about the great unknown more
Back in the 1940s when he got out of the service, Jim Rush opened a grocery store and then in 1955, his first car lot in Urbana, MO. In 1970, he opened his second dealership in Osceola, where his son Ronnie remembers his first job—washing cars—and the first car he sold—a 1971 Chevy Impala. In 1990, the family business bought a dealership in Bolivar, where they have stayed since. more
Just a few more nights to enjoy the 2025 Light the Park! Donations collected at the gate will benefit different local nonprofits. Groups working the gate this week include: more
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New non-resident migratory bird permit is $60 and becomes effective Jan. 1, 2026. more
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