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

Andy Ray Berry more

Tammie Pennington more

To the Buffalo Community, more

The softball size hail damage that came to the small community of Urbana was difficult for many. First Baptist Church of Urbana just completed an entire renovation of their worship facility and major reconstruction of a passageway between their worship facility and their Gym/Fellowship Facility. The trustees and finance committee worked with the Titan Roofing company out of Springfield to work with the insurance company, Brotherhood Mutual Insurance, that allowed the $125,000 project to complete both roofs with metal, replace all guttering, repair interior damage to gym, and replace windows that were damaged. The church still plans to proceed by faith to renovate the gym floor and finish the basement to complete the renovation of the church. The church dedicated the work to the glory of God in a morning service held October 29th. more

After a dry year and last summer's drought, members of the Dallas County Cattlemen's Association (DCCA) welcomed remarks from an expert on how to improve their pastures at the group's Nov. 14th meeting held at Prairie Grove School. Brant Mettler, Corteva territory manager, offered strategies on pasture management and weed control to the 140 in attendance. more

The University of Missouri Extension 4-H is in the process of forming a new 4-H Club in Buffalo. There will be an informational meeting at 6 p.m. on Monday, Nov. 27, at Grace Community Church, 1652 S. Ash St. in Buffalo. more

November 23-30 more

Kacey Kadlec more

OACAC and Toys for Tots invite everyone to enjoy the fun and spread the holiday cheer by participating in the 1st Annual Dallas County SxS Christmas Cruise on Saturday, Dec. 9, 2023. more

Buffalo Bowl had two teams from Monday Night Ladies Leagues who accomplished something that has never ever happened before during league play of bowling according to United States Bowling Congress. more

Christopher Jordan Ambrose more