Old photographs, some from decades ago and others that are more recent, are available to look through at the Buffalo Reflex office, 114 E. Lincoln St., Buffalo. more

Thank you to all of the vendors, volunteers and guests who came out to the Buffalo Art Walk and Craft Fair on May 6. We had such a great time! more

Antioch Cemetery of Pittsburg is seeking donations to help with the maintenance and upkeep of cemetery grounds. more

• Bass Chapel, Grand Oaks East offers food and clothing to people in need, 9 a.m. to noon, Wednesdays. more

There are many reasons to avoid cutting low when mowing hay, but money is the main one, says University of Missouri Extension agronomist Tim Schnakenberg. more

The Missouri Department of Conservation reminds hunters and anglers that squirrel and black bass seasons opened Saturday, May 27. more

The Halfway R-3 School District recently announced the 2023 graduating seniors receiving Latin honors. more

Missouri State Parks values the tremendous contributions and sacrifices made by members of the military and their families. To show its appreciation to active service members, Missouri State Parks is participating in the Blue Star Museums program, which offers free admission to the nation’s active-duty personnel and their families. more

The 2023 Buffalo Area Chamber of Commerce Golf Tournament will be from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. Saturday, June 3, at Dream Valley Golf Course in Buffalo. more

Buffalo Alderman James Ferrell passed away May 24 at the age of 90. In the April election, he was re-elected to his Ward 3 position on the Buffalo Board of Aldermen. He had served the past 19 years on the board. more

State of Missouri vs. Judy Darlene Schneider more

Fishing is a great way to connect families with the outdoors. It’s a great tool to introduce children to healthier lifestyles, and it’s a good activity for strengthening family bonds. These are some of the many benefits of the Missouri Department of Conservation’s Discover Nature — Fishing Program. more