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The Strictly Kaos travel softball team has a 6-1 fall record so far. The team won its first tournament the weekend of Oct. 8 at Ballparks National in Macks Creek. Strictly Kaos won the first game 8-7 and the second game 13-6. The team also won second place in the Springfield fall league last month. Pictured are, front row, from left: 10U catchers Liberty VanMiddlesworth and Natalie Hatmaker; middle row: 12U player Lylah VanMiddlesworth, 10U players Jayden Downey, Aleah Acker, Teagan DeCavelle, Paige Duke, Pyper Mitchell, Katilyn Schull; back row: coach Stephanie VanMiddlesworth, 12U player Gracie Dismang, 10U player Brooklin Simpson, assistant coach Michael Mitchell, Kinley Brown and coach Brian VanMiddlesworth. Not pictured are coach Phil Dust and Elliot Ziegler, and team helper Rodd Ziegler. Strictly Kaos offers a 10U and 12U team for girls who want to try out. For more information, reach out on Facebook.
Strictly Kaos wins first tournament
The Marcus and Chelsey Ownby family are the new owners of Pine Lodge Residential Care.
Pine Lodge Residential Care in Buffalo is under new ownership

Marcus and Chelsey Ownby purchased Pine Lodge Residential Care last month. Chelsey Ownby has been in geriatric care for several years. Her successful career led the family to buy the 24-hour assisted … more
After the drop-off of donations at The Haven in Buffalo, pictured are, from left, Randell Boggs and Terri Reed of OakStar Bank, and Carrie Hulsey of The Haven.
Over 52,000 baby wipes delivered to The Haven
OakStar Bank hosted a Baby Wipe Drive at the Buffalo and Urbana locations during the month of September, benefiting The Haven. OakStar Bank committed to matching the total number of wipes collected. … more
Even Trade Book Exchange volunteers include, from left, Tammy Uptegrove, Brenda Collins, Linda Burdette and Janet Pierson.
A book for a book
On Saturday, Oct. 8, Even Trade Book Exchange in Pleasant Hope celebrated the one-year mark since opening its doors to the public in the fall of 2021. As its name implies, Even Trade Book Exchange … more
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OCHC 10th anniversary celebration in Urbana
Ozarks Community Health Center will celebrate 10 years of service with an anniversary celebration tour continuing in October through the southwest Missouri counties it serves. The Federally Qualified … more
Buffalo has gotten great blocking from the offensive line and the other backs this year, and here there are several Bison in front of Brett Schwanke as he chooses which hole to hit.
Two touchdowns in last four minutes lead to Bison’s 48-46 win at Fair Grove
The wacky world of high-scoring high school football continued Friday night as Buffalo overcame a 46-32 deficit in the last four minutes and edged Fair Grove 48-46 for the Bison’s fourth … more
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Fall Hallelujah Party, hayride to be Oct. 15
Mount Pleasant Southern Baptist Church invites the community to the Fall Hallelujah Party on Oct. 15 at 16 Shalom Trail, Elkland, off Route H. The church is four miles from Buffalo. A hayride starts … more
Members of the Buffalo Area Chamber of Commerce were in attendance at the ribbon-cutting ceremony for Studio 23 at noon last Friday, Oct. 7. The studio is at 951 W. Dallas St. in the Langsford Building in Buffalo, and is owned and operated by Nikki O’Callaghan. Present at the ribbon-cutting were, from left, Tanya Watson, Jessica Nyberg, Patrick Smith, Neva Smith, Nikki O’Callaghan, Denelle Snodgrass, Declan O’Callaghan, Penny Morgans, Laura Coots Holland, Hollie Fielder and Dayna Montrose.
Ribbon-cutting at Studio 23
Several drop-off locations are in Buffalo for Fall Food Drive
The Isaiah 58:7 Food Pantry is holding a First-Year Anniversary Fall Food Drive during the whole month of October. Community members can help fight hunger by donating nonperishable food. Drop-off … more
Ray and Virginia Bolin recently donated a beautiful quilt to Dallas County Library. Pieced by Virginia and quilted by Ray, it was created from a pattern found in the library book “Bachelor’s Puzzle” by Judith Pella. It measures 69-by-82 inches and can be seen at the library during regular business hours. Tickets for a chance to win the quilt are $3 each or two for $5. A winner will be drawn Nov. 21. For more information, call the library at 417-345-2647.
Library quilt raffle
Buffalo transitional living business license approved
At Monday night’s meeting of the Buffalo Board of Aldermen, Endeavor House presented its business plan to the council. Timothy Cowden and Travis Waide are recovering addicts and know what it … more
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Karla Woods marks 30 years as State Farm agent
Karla Woods celebrates 30 years with State Farm Insurance today, Wednesday, Oct. 5. She has been a “Good Neighbor” to the community for 22 years now. The public is invited to stop by her … more
Free class for making paracord survival bracelets to be Oct. 15
Paracord bracelets are colorful and useful, sometimes in critical ways. The Missouri Department of Conservation will teach how to make paracord bracelets with a free class from 1 to 2:30 p.m. … more
Ducks, pictured, are examples of birds that migrate south in the fall. People can learn more about bird migration at a Missouri Department of Conservation virtual program Oct. 14.
Virtual program on Oct. 14 to focus on bird migration
Seasonal bird migrations have long fascinated humans. For anyone interested in learning about this interesting part of the annual life cycles of a number of bird species, be sure to sign up for the … more
The Durham Co. expanding its operations into Buffalo
The Durham Co., a leading provider of electrical distribution and metering equipment, announced in 2019 its plans to expand its operations to Buffalo. Although the COVID-19 pandemic has slowed … more
Veterans Day Parade scheduled for Nov. 12
The Dallas County Sheriff’s Posse and the Buffalo Disabled American Veterans are hosting the annual Veterans Day Parade on Nov. 12. The theme is Symbols of Freedom. Lineup will be at 8 a.m. at … more
Buffalo’s Homecoming is this Friday, Sept. 30, as the Bison host the Butler Bears. Senior Homecoming queen candidates are, front row, from left: Sadie Abercrombie, Sage Worley, Tori Crites, Kailyn Smith; attendants in the back row are, from left: freshman Addie Armstrong, junior Elizabeth Western and sophomore Emerson Covert.
Buffalo Homecoming candidates
Pictured are, from left, Samantha Torrey, Madilyn Barnhart and Tally Rodriguez.
FCCLA holding clothing drive for foster families
The Buffalo High School FCCLA chapter is holding a clothing drive to support local foster families and children. The chapter is asking everyone to bring a donation to the Homecoming football game … more
Local State Farm holding Pet Costume Contest
The local State Farm insurance agency is holding the third annual Pet Costume Contest, with all donations benefiting the Community Hug of Dallas County program. Contestants’ owners should turn … more
Hope’s Banquet to be held Oct. 8 in Buffalo
Hope’s Safe Haven will hold Hope’s Banquet at 6 p.m. Oct. 8 at The Veranda, 2036 S. Ash St., Buffalo.The public is invited to join in for food and a live/silent auction as funds are … more
Darin Zebel with Artemis 1 on the launch pad.
Shooting for the moon
Many local students metaphorically shoot for the moon after high school, but one Fair Grove alumnus is literally aiming that far. Darin Zebel, a 1991 graduate of Fair Grove High School, is a Lockheed … more
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CMH Pediatric Clinic to offer drive-thru flu shot clinics
Citizens Memorial Hospital Pediatric Clinic will offer three drive-thru flu shot clinics for children (6 months to high school seniors) on Tuesday, Oct. 4, Thursday, Oct. 6, and Thursday, Oct. 13, … more
Learn about Missouri's reptiles and amphibians Oct. 4
Learn about Missouri's reptiles and amphibians at Oct. 4 MDC program MDC herpetologist Jeff Briggler will be featured speaker. Reptiles and amphibians are fascinating members of Missouri’s … more
A student watercolor exhibition opens with a reception from 1 to 4 p.m. on Sept. 24 at the Art Sync Gallery, 120 S. Springfield Ave. The gallery hours are 10 a.m. until 4 p.m., Tuesday to Saturday. Local Buffalo High School student Katie Dotson work will be on display. The student exhibit will run through Sat., Oct. 1. Students who have participated in the ongoing watercolor class held at Art Sync Gallery will be on display.
Katie Dotson watercolor painting participates in art opening
Congresswoman Vicky Hartzler, center, spent time at the Buffalo DAV Chapter 62 on Saturday, Sept. 10. Pictured with her are Ken Wickham and Craig Alderman.
Buffalo DAV Completes First Veteran’s EXPO
This past Saturday, the members and staff of the Buffalo Chapter of the Disabled American Veterans conducted their first Veterans EXPO. “This event was open to all veterans of all services with … more
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