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Developers break ground on massive 229-acre housing project in Ozark

Ozark city officials and project leaders held a groundbreaking ceremony on Thursday, Aug. 20, 2026, to mark the beginning construction on the massive Marabella planned unit development. The post Developers break ground on massive 229-acre housing project in Ozark appeared first on Springfield Daily Citizen .

The Coffee Ethic — with new co-owner — opens second location on MSU campus

Springfield coffee company The Coffee Ethic opened its second location in the Heitz House at Missouri State University following the acquisition of a 50% stake in the company by Jim Wilson in February 2026. The post The Coffee Ethic — with new co-owner — opens second location on MSU campus appeared first on Springfield Daily Citizen .

Zombies, Shakespeare and beer? Queen City Shakespeare Co. has fun weekend planned

Queen City Shakespeare Co. is scheduled to host a double feature of "Hamlet vs. Zombies" and a "drunk Shakespeare" fundraiser titled "Shakespeare on Tap: The Taming of the Brew" at Mother's Brewing Company on August 21-22. The post Zombies, Shakespeare and beer? Queen City Shakespeare Co. has fun weekend planned appeared first on Springfield Daily Citizen .

Family deported to Venezuela after traffic stop in Christian County

A Venezuelan family said they sought asylum upon entering the U.S. in 2022 and had authorization to work here. A traffic stop forced them to return to the country they fled. The post Family deported to Venezuela after traffic stop in Christian County appeared first on Springfield Daily Citizen .

Paxton Allen Barnett

passed away Sunday, August 9, 2026. The post Paxton Allen Barnett appeared first on Springfield Daily Citizen .

Ashley Melynn Gilden

passed on August 18th from Neuroendocrine Cancer of the pancreas. The post Ashley Melynn Gilden appeared first on Springfield Daily Citizen .

David Bergen Adams

passed peacefully after a short illness. The post David Bergen Adams appeared first on Springfield Daily Citizen .

Sandra Sue Hendrickson

passed away unexpectedly at her home on August 17, 2026. The post Sandra Sue Hendrickson appeared first on Springfield Daily Citizen .

William Joseph Hall

passed away August 17, 2026 at Springfield Villa in Springfield, Missouri. The post William Joseph Hall appeared first on Springfield Daily Citizen .

Mary Lee Delcour

departed this life on August 19, 2026 at the age of 97. The post Mary Lee Delcour appeared first on Springfield Daily Citizen .

Restore your smile with personalized dental care from Absolute Dental Care

Absolute Dental Care, led by Dr. Todd Anderson, provides a wide range of restorative and cosmetic dental services to patients in Nixa, Springfield, and the surrounding Ozarks area. The post Restore your smile with personalized dental care from Absolute Dental Care appeared first on Springfield Daily Citizen .

Two Missouri ballot fights head to Supreme Court

Cole County Circuit Judge Daniel Green sided with Secretary of State Denny Hoskins in both cases Wednesday, rejecting a referendum on Missouri’s new congressional map and a proposed constitutional amendment aimed at limiting lawmakers’ ability to undo voter-approved measures. The post Two Missouri ballot fights head to Supreme Court appeared first on Springfield Daily Citizen .

Longtime Greene County GOP chair steps down; Brent Johnson elected as successor

Danette Proctor, chair of the Greene County Republican Central Committee since 2007, was challenged in her reelection in 2024. The post Longtime Greene County GOP chair steps down; Brent Johnson elected as successor appeared first on Springfield Daily Citizen .

Springfield Ballet will mark 50 years with 2026-2027 season

Springfield Ballet will celebrate its 50th anniversary during the 2026-2027 season with productions of "The Nutcracker" and an original adaptation of "The Sleeping Beauty." The post Springfield Ballet will mark 50 years with 2026-2027 season appeared first on Springfield Daily Citizen .

Schools, police focus on safety for pedestrians, school buses

Throughout August and September, officers with SPD’s traffic unit will focus on watching for stop-arm violations and speeding in school zones. The post Schools, police focus on safety for pedestrians, school buses appeared first on Springfield Daily Citizen .

Jury sides with Hamra, partners in multimillion-dollar fraud lawsuit

A Springfield jury sided with defendants Mike Hamra, Ryan and Doug Hamilton, and Adam Horton in a multi-year lawsuit involving millions of dollars in damages related to low-income housing development companies. The post Jury sides with Hamra, partners in multimillion-dollar fraud lawsuit appeared first on Springfield Daily Citizen .

Safeties J.J. O’Neal and Christian Ford lead a familiar Missouri State secondary

A mix of returners and newcomers give the Bears safeties and cornerbacks depth The post Safeties J.J. O’Neal and Christian Ford lead a familiar Missouri State secondary appeared first on Springfield Daily Citizen .

Springfield man sentenced to 7 years for assaulting U.S. Postal Service worker

Courtney J. Ellis pleaded guilty in federal court earlier this year to assaulting a postal worker who was performing his official duties. The post Springfield man sentenced to 7 years for assaulting U.S. Postal Service worker appeared first on Springfield Daily Citizen .

Skyler Locklear named Missouri State’s starting quarterback

Locklear started 16 games at UTEP before following team's offensive coordinator to MSU The post Skyler Locklear named Missouri State’s starting quarterback appeared first on Springfield Daily Citizen .

Gratitude, encouragement given to SPS employees at annual back-to-school pep rally

The district’s almost 3,500 employees met Wednesday at Great Southern Bank Arena for the annual Staff Kickoff. The event included remarks of encouragement and excitement from Mayor Jeff Schrag, Board President Judy Brunner, MSU Athletic Director Patrick Ransdell and others. The post Gratitude, encouragement given to SPS employees at annual back-to-school pep rally appeared first on Springfield…