The free Line Dance Workout class will resume on Thursday, September 6th 5:30-6:30 p.m. @ the Summersville Family Youth Center in Summersville, MO. A $1.00 donation to the center is appreciated for use of facilities.

Contact Kathie Cox @ 417-932-4866 for more information.

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AVID GARDNER - These Shannon County spiders might be big, but they shouldn't be feared and they actually help gardeners. The spider species Argiope aurantia is commonly known as the yellow garden spider. Perhaps the biggest benefit of garden spiders is that they eat insects Ð mostly the unwanted pests not wanted in flower beds - like aphids, wasps, beetles, mosquitoes, and flies. They work hard, keeping those pesky populations in check before they can harm perennials or sting humans. The web of the garden spider contains a highly visible zigzagging X-shaped pattern called a stabilimentum. The exact function of the stabilimentum is unknown, but its purpose may be to alert birds to the presence of the web so that they don't fly through and destroy it by mistake. (Current Wave Photo by Roger Dillon)

Burglary, Theft Charges Filed

A rural Salem man is charged with burglary and stealing in a Shannon County Associate Circuit Court case, filed last week by Prosecuting Attorney Jodie Brumble.

Wounded Warriors' Special Hunt Returns to Scenic Riverways

From Ozark National Scenic Riverways

A special hunting opportunity is being offered to our military service members with mobility impairments.

cutline: A Successful Wounded Warrior Hunter with his Big Buck in 2015 (Courtesy NPS)

McBride First Ray Scholarship Pilot

Trent McBride, of the Experimental Aircraft Association (EAA) Chapter 1218 in Willow Springs, has passed his private pilot check ride,

Crossbow Drawing