Illegal Alien Residing in Reeds Spring Pleads Guilty
A Mexican national who was illegally residing in Reeds Spring, and turned himself into authorities earlier this spring, has plead guilty in federal court to firearms and immigration offenses. In a press release, the United States Attorney’s Office for the Western District of Missouri reports Jose Guadalupe Moreno-Malagon, 43, plead guilty on Wednesday, Nov. 4, […]
Harrison Store to Honor Jackson with Mayor’s Day on Saturday
Shoe Sensation in the Ozark Crossing Shopping Center is hosting a Mayor’s Day to honor outgoing Harrison Mayor Jerry Jackson on Saturday, Nov. 14. Jackson has served as mayor of Harrison for eight years and will be retiring next month. In honor of Mayor’s Day, a percentage of all sales on Saturday will go to […]
Christmas Traditions Old & New Celebrated at Silver Dollar City
The gift of a traditional ole fashion Christmas awaits guests around every corner with the arrival of An Old Time Christmas Festival at Silver Dollar City. Now through Saturday, Jan. 2, 2027, guests who have made trips to the 1880s-era theme park a part of their annual Christmas tradition can experience beloved seasonal favorites including […]
Boone County Quorum Court to Address Assessor’s Office Vacancy
The Boone County Quorum Court will convene in a special meeting next month to address the vacancy of the Boone County Assessor’s Office. Set for Tuesday, Dec. 1, at 6 p.m. the quorum court reports they will consider a resolution during the meeting to formally declare a vacancy following the recent resignation of Boone County […]
Part of Lakes Region at a Low Drought Level while Conditions Worsen Around It
A unique occurrence has taken place in the Ozarks when it comes to drought conditions. While much of the region continues to see increasing drought levels, a portion of northwest Arkansas including the Buffalo National River area are at an Abnormally Dry to Moderate Drought Level. According to the latest map from the U.S. Drought […]
Football Playoffs Begin in Arkansas, Harrison and Berryville on the Road
The High School Football Playoffs begin in Arkansas as two Lakes Region Schools are set for their opening round matchup. The last of the MOARK Schools continuing their football season is the Harrison Goblins, who clinched the final 5A West Spot last week with their home win over Morrilton. The 6-4 Goblins head south to […]
College of the Ozarks Hosts their Annual Lady Cat Classic
The College of the Ozarks Women’s Basketball team hosts three other schools in a two-day classic at the Keeter Gym. John Brown University is the other “host” school for the event, meaning they will rotate opponents with the Lady Bobcats but not play each other. The classic begins this afternoon at 5:00 as John Brown […]
Williams Announces Candidacy for Branson Mayor
Branson Ward I Alderman Dr. Alex Williams has announced his intent to run for mayor of Branson in the 2027 municipal election. In a press release submitted to MoArk News Now, Williams shared his campaign will center on four principles that have shaped his service as a Branson alderman, including service, stewardship, transparency and hospitality. […]