Springfield Daily Citizen
Ozark's new Chadwick Flyer Trail overpass opens for pedestrians
The new Chadwick Flyer Trail pedestrian overpass in Ozark has opened, connecting multiple completed portions of the trail and bringing the total distance of walkable trails in Ozark up to 7.4 miles.
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8mFollowing cameo back in Springfield, JJ Wetherholt will start season with St. Louis Cardinals
Before the Cardinals arrived in Springfield, JJ Wetherholt learned he would start the season in St. Louis after a Texas League MVP performance in 2025.
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5mSPS names large class of high-performing seniors as Rose Honorees
The district has named 59 seniors in the class of 2026 as Rose Honorees. An acronym of “Recognition Of Scholastic Excellence,” the honorees earned the highest grade point averages at their high schools.
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7mCommittee advances proposal to establish campaign finance limits to full City Council
If approved by the Springfield City Council, contributions to candidates for mayor and council would be capped at $2,825.
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5mSPS to build practice football field, track for Reed students at Lafayette Park
The Springfield Board of Education will consider a proposal to hire Crossland Construction for $1,177,000 to build a practice football field and track at Lafayette Park, in a joint project with the Springfield-Greene County Park Board, with the school district getting priority use of the facility.
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2mQdoba to open first Nixa location this spring
Qdoba's first Christian County location is opening in Nixa this spring. The operator also runs Springfield's four Qdoba restaurants.