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Lee Ella Oglesbee and Mary (Oglesbee) Hunt recently competed in the “Over 40” category of the same dance competition they used to compete in as children — I Love Dance. more
In 2022, the Wingo family established a nonprofit organization with a mission of helping families with children with disabilities. Inspired by their 8-year-old son, and hoping to pay forward the generosity they’ve received, enGAGE Mobility offers funding for wheelchair-accessible vehicles to families in need. Less than six months after its inception, enGAGE is issuing its first grant to a deserving family in the Kansas City area in the amount of $50,000. more
State Rep. Jim Kalberloh was the featured speaker at the annual Cross Timbers Memorial Day Service, which drew about 40 to 50 people to the Cross Timbers square on the morning of Monday, May 29. The service is organized by American Legion Post 623 of Cross Timbers. more
State of Missouri vs. Matthew D. Fleetwood more
A country boy in the FBI more
A bison art contest was held this year in conjunction with the annual Buffalo Art Walk and Craft Fair. The pieces of art were voted on at the art walk event, and the winners of various age categories were announced after voting closed. more
Two community organizations have teamed together to build a home for a deserving family in Buffalo. Dallas County Habitat for Humanity Affiliate has been building homes with partner families in Buffalo since 1995. In 2023 the Dallas County R-1 School District joined with them to help build the 2022-23 home; the construction technology class from the Dallas County Technical Center began helping Habitat. more
The Buffalo Board of Aldermen met at 7 p.m. Monday, May 8, at the Municipal Building, 119 S. Maple St. in Buffalo, for its only meeting during the month of May this year. more
Dan Sheckler feels very much at home in Dallas County. He just fits in well with the friendly, super-nice people, and most people would think he has been a part of our community for longer than the seven years he has lived here. The man who was a farm boy growing up in Illinois, now has his own 40-acre farm southeast of Urbana, and living in the beautiful Ozarks (his words), just makes sense to him. more
The Endeavor House is in the process of filing for a 501(c)(3) to apply for grants, become tax-deductible for donors and develop a board for advice and transparency. more
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