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Learn the basics of shotgun shooting at July 30 program
Learning the fundamentals of shooting a shotgun and how to keep it in good working order is important whether someone is a hunter or a recreational shooter. People can learn more about the basics of … more
No diving board at pool in 2023
Residents who want to dive off the Buffalo City Pool’s diving board better hurry. The Buffalo Board of Aldermen agreed at the July 11 meeting that in 2023, the current diving board would be … more
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Dallas Co. Technical Center increases in importance
Construction of the new Dallas County Technical Center on the Buffalo High School campus couldn’t have come at a better time. More and more educators are realizing that not everybody needs or … more
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Families can learn about archery on July 24 at Andy Dalton Range
Archery can be a great family activity because people of all ages can enjoy the activity for hunting purposes or for recreational target shooting. Parents, grandparents and kids can learn more about … more
The red-tailed hawk is one of several species of birds of prey people can learn about at two programs July 22 at the Missouri Department of Conservation’s Springfield Conservation Nature Center.
Learn about birds of prey on July 22 at nature center
Hawks, eagles, falcons and other birds of prey have a number of unique traits that make them skilled hunters. People can learn more about birds of prey that reside in Missouri for all or part of the … more
In this photo from the Springfield Sports Commission banquet, pictured are, from left, Michael Zanzie, Tom Stokes, Alex Richardson and Michael Morris.
Richardson recognized at Springfield Sports Commission Awards Banquet
2022 Buffalo High School graduate Alex Richardson was selected as one of southwest Missouri’s best high school athletes in the Boys Throwing category. The Springfield Sports Commission and the … more
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DIVAS moderator
July brings a Community Hug to the DIVAS at the upcoming meeting on the last Wednesday of the month. Vicki Coons, the founder of Community Hug, is the guest speaker at 8 a.m. at … more
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Fair Grove Ice Cream Social to be held Saturday, July 16
The 46th annual Fair Grove Ice Cream Social will be from 5:30 to 8:30 p.m. Saturday, July 16. Assorted desserts and ice cream, lemonade and tea will be served. Plus, Whiskey Bent BBQ will serve … more
Old Settlers Reunion kicks off this week in Louisburg
The 131st annual Old Settlers Reunion, also known as the Louisburg Picnic, kicks off Thursday, July 14, and continues Friday, July 15, and Saturday, July 16, at the picnic grounds in Louisburg. The … more
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South For Winter to perform on July 14 at Maple & Main
The Old Home Place Concert Series will host South For Winter at 7 p.m. Thursday, July 14. This unique listening-room environment music series is held at Maple & Main, 101 S. Maple St. in Buffalo, … more
As dryness intensifies, Missourians encouraged to submit drought reports
Dry conditions continue to intensify across Missouri, especially the southern half of the state, according to the June 30 U.S. Drought Monitor map. “June was overall a hotter-than-average-month … more
Every Tuesday afternoon after lunch, Phyllis Logan helps other budding artists create works of art at the Montgomery Senior Center in Buffalo. All seniors are welcome to join the painting party each week. Paint and canvas are provided.
Montgomery Senior Center painting parties
Annual tractor pull is scheduled for Saturday, July 9, in Halfway
The annual Halfway Antique-Farm Stock-Classic Tractor Pull will be Saturday, July 9, at the Lions Club grounds in Halfway.   Weigh-in starts at 1 p.m. with the first class of tractors … more
Halfway early elementary students cross from park to pool in preparation for swimming lessons as part of the Halfway summer school program.
Swim lessons at the city pool for students are a success
The Buffalo City Pool took back the operation of the city’s swimming pool this season in hopes that this change will be the start of a new parks and recreation program for the residents of … more
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Pictured are, front row, from left: Jacquie Brewer, Becky Callaghan, Jane Napier, Jacquelyn Strickland, Chris, and Alison Pensy, Tony Coons, Grant Ainley; back row: Tracy Strickland, Tressa Lancaster, Tanya Watson and Sue Dyle.
Buffalo chamber hosts visitors from Versailles
The Buffalo Area Chamber of Commerce hosted visitors from Versailles, Mo., on Monday, June 20. The group was interested in learning more about some of the projects that the Buffalo community has … more
Buffalo chamber is seeking to host local hiring events
With several local businesses in Buffalo and Dallas County looking to hire, the Buffalo Area Chamber of Commerce would like to help the local businesses by offering a series of hiring events for … more
OACAC-sponsored New to You presented playground equipment to the Buffalo Learning Center. Pictured are Susie Rodgers, Lisa Reeves, Becky Phillips and Amy Saylor.
New to You Thrift Store gives back to community
Under the leadership of Kathy Banks, Dallas County OACAC supervisor, the local OACAC board has launched the “Community Betterment Initiative” in Dallas County. According to Banks, … more
A retirement celebration was Friday, June 24, in honor of Dallas County Deputy Brad Evans. Sheriff Scott Rice presented Evans with an honorary plaque thanking him for his 25 years of service to the county as a law enforcement officer. Pictured are, from left: Evans receiving his honor plaque from Rice; Evans wearing a shirt that explains how he will spend his retirement; Evans and his wife, Missy, with a reception cake that shows badge No. 158 will be retired from active duty.
Deputy Brad Evans retires
Jason Pursley takes a Z-Lock off the wall and gets ready to insert it in a lock on a door of a Skyline Elementary School classroom. This process takes 20 seconds or less.
Pursley’s Z-Lock continues to protect students in schools
Jason Pursley invented the Z-Lock in 2017, and by February 2018 the locks were being used in nine area school districts, including Buffalo, Skyline, Fair Grove and Macks Creek. Since then his … more
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Abigail Nordlund, Buffalo, likes rabbits. She took a moment at the Dallas County Fair to visit this lop-eared rabbit that was entered in the competitions at the Junior Livestock Show. She has rabbits of her own but has never shown them at the fair. “Maybe next year,” she said.
Fair hare
Hair stylist Miranda Edmisson, formerly of Stylus II, opened her new Salon 38 on May 24. She will continue to offer services that include haircuts, hair coloring, perms, waxing, updos and styling. The shop is open at 9 a.m. Tuesday through Saturday. The salon is behind the house and garage at 10547 State Hwy. 38, near Charity. To make an appointment, call 417-446-2074. Pictured is Miranda Edmisson.
New hair salon is now open for business
Mike Parson approves Missouri’s congressional district boundaries 
Gov. Mike Parson recently signed HB 2909 into law, approving the proposed boundaries for Missouri’s eight congressional districts.Dallas County remains in the Fourth Congressional District, as … more
From left, Andy Hall led the induction ceremony to install new Buffalo Rotary officers for the 2022-23 year. Dan Sheckler will be the president; Martha Lewis is the president-elect; Clara Boggs will remain as treasurer where she has served for many years; and Penny Morgans also continues as secretary, serving faithfully for several years.
Rotary inducts 2022-23 officers
Four SDCFPD junior firefighters, known as explorers, participated in some basic firefighting training.
Southern Dallas County Fire Dept. to host celebratory fair on July 2
An old-fashioned Independence Day Country Fair to celebrate God, country and freedom will be held Saturday, July 2. The event is sponsored by the Southern Dallas County Fire Protection District and … more
The new Taco Bell being constructed at the intersection of U.S. 65 and Mo. 32 in Buffalo is nearing completion. Yesterday the light-up sign letters were being installed on the front of the building by Roger Kjar. Owner Brad Hobbs said the date to open was scheduled for the first part of June, but material supplies and shortages have hindered the opening of his sixth owned location. He also owns franchise Taco Bells in his hometown of Rogersville, and in Ava, Seymour, Mountain Grove and Rolla. He said the restaurant will open as soon as it is finished.
Taco Bell getting closer to the finish line
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