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Dr. Matthew Brown
Missouri Ozarks Community Health is pleased to welcome Dr. Matthew Brown to our medical team at Mansfield. Dr. Brown is the first physician Missouri Ozarks has had at the Mansfield clinic in many years. “We are thrilled to bring a local physician to our Mansfield clinic,” said Jennifer Heinlein,...
Max and Lois Schmollinger, of Mountain Grove, were named Missouri Tree Farmers of the Year.
One can’t make a silk purse from a sow’s ear. That is what University of Missouri Extension state specialist in forestry Hank Stelzer often hears when talking with landowners, and even some professional foresters, about an Ozark woodland.“But the Schmollinger Tree Farm in Mountain Grove is a...
Former Mansfield Mirror editor and current freelance writer Paul Cecchini is now a published author.Cecchini’s book entitled, “Dual World Heroes,” is inspired by beloved cartoons, video games and other media that heavily influenced Paul during his childhood. Notable titles like Pokémon and Digimon...
The following is the petit jury list for July 1, 2025-Dec. 31, 2025 with the Wright County Circuit Court.
A-FCarl Eugene Adams, Darlene Jean Albertson, James C. Alessi, Mary Lucille Alford, Deborah Gail Allen, Jerry L. Allen, Loritta Ray Allsman, Brandon Wade Alston, Steven Ray Anderson, Bradley...
Kelly Reed
Missouri Ozarks Community Health is pleased to welcome Kelley Reed, a licensed clinical social worker, to our behavioral health team at Cabool. “We are very excited to have Kelley Reed join us at Missouri Ozarks Community Health,” said CEO Randall Gann. “Providing behavioral health in Cabool full-...
Jimmie Marler has been honored to be featured in the Contemporary Art Magazine online in Europe. To visit the article, visit https://www.contemporaryartcuratormagazine.com/home-2/jimmie-marler-spot.... Contemporary Art Curator Magazine has established its name by curating the Best Contemporary Art...
Sara Forester volunteers at Birthday Blessings by making cards, wrapping gifts and transporting goods to Children’s Divisions for delivery. She is wrapping insulated tumblers for their Bigfoot Summer Care Packages. The nonprofit made 130 of these to send to kids around the state.
Birthday Blessings is gearing up for their Third Annual July Toy Drive to help them meet needs and spread cheer in the Missouri foster community. Locally, they provide services to about 150 kids in state custody through the 44th Circuit Children’s Division in Wright, Douglas and Ozark Counties.The...
The Celebration of Unity event in Hartville was forced to cancel some scheduled activities due to rain on Sunday, June 29, but there were still plenty of things to enjoy when the forecast allowed. There was free food served, some live entertainment, bounce houses and fireworks were shot off at dark...
The Freedom of Celebration Parade made its way through downtown Mansfield on Saturday, June 28 as a heavy amount of rain soaked many youngsters who did not mind getting wet when collecting candy as the floats drove by them.
Sabrina Aldridge
Town and Country Insurance Associates, Inc., is proud to announce the promotion of Sabrina Aldridge to the position of Agency Manager and Commercial Lines Agent.Sabrina has been a licensed insurance agent and has served as a valued member of the Town and Country team as a personal lines agent for...