This week in Dallas County history, as recorded in the Buffalo Reflex. more

Jaxson Scott Kapica more

Jaxson Scott Kapica more

“Why won’t my friend meet me for coffee anymore? We used to have so much fun going shopping together. Now she just wants to go to work and then go straight home. I haven’t seen her for so long, I actually don’t know if she’s still working. She was talking about quitting. I don’t think she feels good, either. She’s always wearing those long sleeves, even in the summer and she’s always curled up in a ball like she’s cold all the time.” more

“Why won’t my friend meet me for coffee anymore? We used to have so much fun going shopping together. Now she just wants to go to work and then go straight home. I haven’t seen her for so long, I actually don’t know if she’s still working. She was talking about quitting. I don’t think she feels good, either. She’s always wearing those long sleeves, even in the summer and she’s always curled up in a ball like she’s cold all the time.” more

Vicki Dawn Arnett more

Buford Allen Cross more

This week in Dallas County history, as recorded in the Buffalo Reflex. more

Kiera Sadernas more

Cheryl Jean “Jeanie” Wood more

Ernest Darrell King more

DeAnna K Rollins more

The Buffalo City Board of Aldermen met at 7 p.m. on Monday, September 30, 2024, in the Buffalo Municipal Building at 119 S. Maple St. Present were: Mayor Brandon Kenall; Administrative Assistant Martha Swearingin; City Clerk Mandy Wecker; and aldermen that include Terry Lane, Bret Viets, Ron Park, and Lonnie Glor. Brandon Stewart was present later in the meeting. more

Crystal Tucker more

Kenneth W. Hicks more

Mary Rowena Dye more

Mary Rowena Dye  more

Growing up in Buffalo, Missouri, David Garrett was the boy who liked to build things with Lincoln Logs and Legos. By high school, he was developing his reasoning skills through chess in the school’s first chess club, which he and some friends started under the guidance of Patsy Viets. He also enjoyed helping on construction crews. His father always encouraged him to work hard in school and keep his grades up, hoping someday he would pursue a career in engineering. more

As the fall weather begins to cool things down, it is once again time to think about Christmas and Toys for Tots. Dates for the 2024 Dallas County Toys for Tots activities have been set and those participating in the program as volunteers or recipients will need to mark their calendars. more

This week in Dallas County history, as recorded in the Buffalo Reflex. more

Clema Darlene Dill more

Clema Darlene Dill more

“Hands-on methods are shaping the future of education from elementary school to high school.” —acceleratelearning.com more

Lila Hall more

This week in Dallas County history, as recorded in the Buffalo Reflex. more