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Members of the Dragons Den Dojo who attended the 11th annual Ozark Mountain Nationals Tournament were, front row, from left: Eric Sanders, Jacob Arnold, Sensei Cody Mackey; middle row: Linkoln Yocum, Adin Jaramillo, Dakota Garcia, Reece Gardner, Devin Morgans; back row: Sensei David Mizell, Sensei Prestyn Astarita, Sensei Dean Astarita and Sensei Logan Smith. Those not pictured but who participated are Nora Fuller, Truman Fuller and Zachary Ahart.
Dragons Den Dojo wins many awards at OMN Tournament
The Dragons Den Dojo attended the 11th annual Ozark Mountain Nationals Tournament held July 22-23 at the Oasis Hotel and Convention Center, Springfield. Fourteen students of the Dragons Den Dojo … more
Mentoring in 2022
At the August DIVAS meeting, Joy Beamer presented a presentation about mentoring. In addition, she posed a question to the attendees to answer at the end of the meeting: “Over your life, what … more
2022 DC R-1 all-school reunion Sept. 30-Oct. 1
In 2021 the Dallas County R-1 Alumni Association moved the annual class reunions to coincide with the Buffalo High School football Homecoming. 2022 all-school reunion activities will be Friday, Sept. … more
The Dragons Den Dojo held a tea ceremony June 26 to recognize and honor the promoted black belts and their family members. Pictured are, front row, from left: Linda Wrinkle, Ariana Wrinkle, DeeAnn Mizell, Clara Smith, Logan Smith, Melanie Astarita, Nora Filler, Jonalyn Fuller; back row: Steve Nalley, Sensei David Mizell, Cody Mackey, Sensei Prestyn Astarita, Sensei Dean Astarita, Blake Smith and Mr. Mike Scott.
Tea ceremony at Dragons Den Dojo honors black belts
The Dragons Den Dojo proudly announced its black belt promotions for the past 12 months by hosting a tea ceremony. The event was Sunday, June 26, at the dojo, 1048 W. Blaine St., Suite 102, Buffalo. … more
The local TOPS weight-loss support group, 0974 Buffalo, has resumed meetings in the Buffalo area. The group invites anyone interested to come for a free visit and join in the fun and learn how to “Take Off Pounds Sensibly.” The group meets at Grace Community Church, 1652 S. Ash St. in Buffalo. Meetings are every Thursday evening with weigh-in from 5:15 to 5:50 p.m. and the meeting starting at 6 p.m. For more information, call Karen at 417-383-8118 or Laurel at 417-777-1114
TOPS members invite guests
Fall Shape Up 2022 starts Friday, Sept. 9
Shape Up is a free, eight-week physical activity, lifestyle and weight-loss accountability campaign. The campaign will begin Friday, Sept. 9, and end Friday, Nov. 4. To enter an optional weight-loss, … more
Kimi Most
Kimi Most will perform Sept. 8 at Maple & Main
The Old Home Place Concert Series will host Colorado songwriter Kimi Most at 7 p.m. Thursday, Sept. 8. This unique listening-room environment music series is held at Maple & Main, 101 S. Maple … more
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Albert Kerns recently marked his 90th birthday. To help celebrate, his children, grandchildren and great-grandchildren constructed a large greeting card out of candies. Family and friends also wrote messages to him on another poster board. The candy card reads, “It’s your birthday, ‘Skor’! Actually, turning 90 is nothing to ‘Snickers’ at. Sometimes your mind plays ‘Twix’ on you and you can’t remember where you put the ‘Whatchamacallit.’ The time you spend exercising is ‘Reese’s’-ding, but you still manage to do some ‘Crunch’-es. Time spent with family is your biggest ‘Payday.’ We wouldn’t trade you for ‘100 Grand’ because we love you very ‘Munch.’ You deserve every bit of this ‘Extra’ attention! ‘Hugs’ and ‘Kisses,’ from your kids, grandkids and great-grandkids.”
Candy card
Drive-in theater delays are due to supply chain
Twin Crescent Drive-In in Buffalo will be open this fall, but supply chain issues have slowed down the process. So while the owner, Brandon Kenall, is waiting on the supplies, other work continues. … more
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Dr. Lucinda Crouch
BUSINESS BRIEF: Healthy Opportunities Dr. Lucinda Crouch
If children learning to write switch up the “b” to a “d” or “p,” that doesn’t necessarily mean they have dyslexia. The child is learning. Screenings can help … more
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Learn how to catch and prepare rough fish Aug. 27 at Truman Lake
The so-called “rough fish” might have more bones than Missouri’s most popular sport fish. But they make fine table fare if given a little extra preparation during cleaning and the … more
Lake of the Ozarks Shootout boat race
Lt. Jason J. Cluver, acting commanding officer of Missouri State Highway Patrol Troop F, reminds boaters of an offshore boat race event. The Lake of the Ozarks Shootout race will be Saturday, Aug. … more
Fair Grove Student Council recently joined forces with Crosslines Mobile Food Distribution and handed out groceries to more than 145 families, which directly impacted 215-plus students. Fair Grove Student Council sponsors are Michael VanCleave and Susanne (Otterness) Feldman.
FG Student Council helps Crosslines
The Buffalo High School class of 1963 “Kept on Kicking” at the Dallas County Alumni House to celebrate its 59th class reunion Aug. 13. Pictured are, front row, from left: Diana Thomas Grant, Linda Miller Brown, Ray Taylor, Don Woods, Sue Lilley Smith; middle row: Judy Shull Barnhart, Priscilla Johnston Bean, Dan O’Neal, Janice Cline Hicks, Mary Ellen Williams Pope, Marilyn Patterson Moore, Donaell Brown Piper; back row: Gary Davis, David Hazelrigg, Kent Barnhart, Donnie Lane, Jim Staton, Lowell Hill, Wayne Rieschel, Georgia Anderson Tuckness, Floyd Sweaney, Linda Sweaney Clancy, Bill Franklin, Gleamon Vest, Paul Burtin, Ron Varner and Dean Kjar.
BHS class of 1963 gathers
HiSet classes begin on Aug. 30 in Buffalo
A new session of HiSet Preparation Classes begins in Buffalo on Tuesday, Aug. 30. These classes are designed to help adult students prepare for and pass the High School Equivalency Test. Classes are … more
Friends of the Library Fall Book Sale is Sept. 14-18 in Springfield
Every Friends of the Springfield-Greene County Library sale holds surprising treasures for lovers of books, movies and music (CD and vinyl), and the Fall 2022 Book Sale won’t disappoint, … more
Be aware of school buses, young drivers and children
August has arrived and with it the 2022-23 school year. The Missouri State Highway Patrol encourages parents to include conversations about safety when preparing their student for school. It’s … more
Khloe Kramer, left, and Tenley Jasper raised $244 with their lemonade stand for the school lunch program.
Local girls issue lemonade stand challenge to benefit lunch program
Friends Tenley Jasper and Khloe Kramer have been selling lemonade for the past several years at the Graphics Unlimited Back to School Event. This year, the grant that provided free meals at school … more
On Sunday, Aug. 7, family, friends and community members came together to help Scott Miller, the son of Valorie Beck, bring some light to his mom’s life. Beck has been battling stage 4 cancer for six years. Beck is the owner of Headlines Beauty Shop in Urbana (which until recently has closed its doors for the time being). Miller wanted to do something for her to cheer her up, so the word was spread to everyone to see if they would donate Christmas lights. He wanted to light up her house with the colorful lights to show love and support, and how much she has been a shining light and an inspiration in so many people’s lives. Beck’s family says that her strong faith in God is what she has held onto throughout her life, but especially the past six years. Her positivity and the joy she spreads have blessed so many people. She will keep fighting this battle so she can continue to shine her light for God’s kingdom. A spaghetti benefit dinner is planned for 5 to 7 p.m. Aug. 20 at Skyline Elementary School. A silent auction also will be held that night. For more information or to donate, call Linda Fields at 417-399-4613.
Shining love with lights
Foster Grandparent Program seeks seniors interested in volunteering
The OACAC Foster Grandparent Program is looking for seniors who are 55 years old or older and interested in volunteering at schools, child care centers, day cares and/or youth centers in the … more
The Missouri Department of Conservation will offer free Discover Nature — Fishing classes on Aug. 10 and Aug. 17 at the Sterett Creek Marina at Truman Lake near Warsaw.
Discover Nature — Fishing lessons are Aug. 10 and Aug. 17 at Warsaw
The Missouri Department of Conservation will offer free Discover Nature — Fishing lessons from 6 to 8:30 p.m. Wednesday, Aug. 10, and Wednesday, Aug. 17, at the Sterett Creek Marina at Truman … more
Krista Miller
Lady Bison volleyball team to be young, inexperienced
Buffalo’s volleyball team should be the youngest in the area this year as the Lady Bison lost several seniors to graduation. There are no seniors on the team this year. Second-year coach Jamie … more
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Stephanie O’Halloran-Wilkerson
OCHC Urbana Medical/Behavioral Health Clinic adds psychiatric mental health nurse practitioner
Ozarks Community Health Center recently welcomed Stephanie O’Halloran-Wilkerson to its behavioral health staff at the OCHC Urbana Medical/Behavioral Health Clinic. She joined OCHC in May and is … more
Registration open for Celtic Fest Highland Games and clan tents
The Southwest Missouri Celtic Heritage Festival and Highland Games will be Sept. 9-10 in Buffalo. The family-friendly event features the annual “Calling of the Clans” and Highland Games, … more
Most of Nicole Dickson’s group, along with the Illinois group, at the Louvre in Paris, France.
15 locals return following educational trip to Europe
Nicole Dickson, a Dallas County R-1 teacher, led a group this summer on an amazing educational trip with EF Tours. They were able to experience Ireland, Wales, England and France. The trip was July … more
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