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UPDATE – ATTENTION Kia and Hyundai owners – FREE Steering Wheel Locks

According to a news release, the Springfield Police Department has seen a trend of vandalism and attempted thefts of vehicles in Springfield. Vehicle theft has increased nationwide, specifially in Kia and Hyundai vehicles. In response to the increased theft, Kia and Hyundai are providing steering wheel locks for certain years and models of vehicles. If

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Clean Green Springfield – Neat Neighborhoods

Registation for Clean Green Springfield is NOW OPEN! Clean Green Springfield is a series of City-wide cleanup activities focused around the months of April and May. During Clean Green Springfield, the City of Springfield and partners challenge citizens to make Springfield a more beautiful, clean, and connected community through volunteer oppertunies. If you are interesed

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$5 Million in Equipment Grants approved to Missouri First Responders

Missouri Governor Parson recently announced the Missouri Department of Public Safety approved 70 grants totaling $5 million to law enforcement, fire service, and EMS providers in class three counties across the state. According to the news release, the grants are to be used for new equipment to allow first responders to better respond to emergencies

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11th annual Fight Hunger. Spark Change. Campaign

Feeding America, Walmart, and Sam’s Club are helping Ozarks Food Harvest address hunger in the Ozarks through the 11th annual Fight Hunger. Spark Change. campaign. The The Fight Hunger. Spark Change. campaign runs in stores/clubs and online through April 29th, 2024. See below the three ways to participate… According to the news release, “Since 2010, the Fight

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Community Foundation of the Ozarks grants $80,000 to local schools

The Community Foundation of the Ozarks, in partnership with the Louis L. and Julia Dorothy Coover Charitable Foundation and Commerce Trust, recently granted $80,000 to 18 rural school districts! See below the recipients of the Coover/Rural Schools Partnership Learning Enhancement Grants. According to the news release, the Louis L. and Julia Dorothy Coover Charitable Foundation

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