Voters can make their voices heard in the upcoming April 4 general municipal election, which includes school boards, municipalities and other political subdivisions. more

The family of Raymond Lowe sincerely thanks everyone who has supported them during this difficult loss. Thank you for the donations of money and everything everyone has done. It has all helped. more

The Long Lane Lions Club annual Easter egg hunt sign-up starts at 10:30 a.m. April 8. The egg hunt will commence at noon sharp. more

The notion of relaxing on a beach all day in one’s golden years is still a retirement dream for millions of adults across the globe. But many individuals also harbor a desire to keep working after retiring. Whether it’s a volunteering gig or a part-time job retirees are looking for, certain qualities can make an opportunity uniquely suited to a post-retirement job. more

Associate Circuit Court more

March 30-31 more

March 30-31 more

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

Part of the enjoyment of fishing is being able to provide a meal for the dinner table. more

Many homeowners are discovering the benefits of landscaping with native plants. Plants that are naturally adapted to their surroundings tend to be less dependent on pesticides and fertilizers, and they provide better habitat for butterflies, songbirds and other local wildlife. more

To improve access to COVID-19 testing, Springfield-Greene County Health and the Springfield-Greene County Library District began distributing free at-home COVID-19 testing kits at all Greene County Library locations — including the Fair Grove Branch Library — Thursday, March 23. At-home COVID-19 testing can be a vital tool to prevent the spread of the virus. more

More and more people are discovering that, when it comes to their lawns and flower gardens, beauty doesn’t have to be imported. more

Seamless Designs LLC opened in April 2022. Justin Rauh bought and renovated the 309 E. Franklin St. Buffalo building for the office space and workshop. more

In addition to providing beauty to a spring Ozarks landscape, eastern redbud trees can also add flavor to the dinner table. more

The Fair Grove Senior Center will hold Cinnamon Roll Days on March 31 and April 1. The rolls may be picked up at the senior center, 122 S. Orchard Blvd., Fair Grove. more

Our sympathy is with the extended family and friends of Kenny Parker. His close family has passed away. Kenny Orel Parker was born on June 12, 1932; he was 90 years old. His funeral was Friday, March 24, at the First Baptist Church Macks Creek, with the Rev. Lyle Mankey officiating. There was a Marine Gun Service at the church, and Kenny was buried at the Macks Creek Cemetery beside his wife, Velma. more

Springfield Livestock more

Mid Missouri Stockyards more

October 2022 more

As active wildlife conservationists, aka farmers and ranchers, one of the most valuable information sources you can have is RFD-TV. Soon, Quail and Upland Wildlife Federation representatives and landowners will join “Market Day Report’s” lineup of guests, bringing a national audience boots-on-the-ground updates of what’s important to our stakeholders, according to a QUWF news release. more

Skyline School Board President Troy Pinon passed away this past week. more

Combining beef industry education and recognition with fun family events, Missouri Beef Days 2023 will feature even more special speakers and more rodeo, plus a cornhole tournament, art walk, cowboy church with Amanda Radke, beef cook-off, beef and wine/whiskey pairings, and junior livestock show, all in addition to the parade, expo, the Missouri Beef Days Boots & Bling Banquet and scholarship auction, Missouri Cattleman of the Year awards, Temple Grandin, Ray Archuleta and NextGen Beef presentations, and country music concert that were all part of last year’s inaugural event. more

The traditional Buffalo Rotary Fish Fry for election day will be from 4:30 to 7 p.m. April 4 at Hale’s Crossing Shopping Center in Mex.A.Fino, 739 W. Dallas St., Buffalo. more

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Fireworks displays can only be used on personal residential property in the Buffalo city limits from noon to 10 p.m. July 3, 4 and 5. Residential fireworks are to be used carefully and prudently, … more