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• Drury’s SIFE team has been eliminated in the semifinals at nationals, but the en...
• Webinar to discuss research on Muslim American youth
• Jordan Valley Innovation Center celebrates five years of growth
• Drury's SIFE team has advanced to the national semifinals!
• Building supply company expands 30,000 sq.ft., adding $3 million in capital investment
• Facebook spam is annoying. Cut it down in 4 steps:
• Ozarks Public Television announces winners of writers contest for kids
• Ozarks Public Television announces winners of writers contest for kids
• Roy Blunt Jordan Valley Innovation Center celebrates 5th anniversary
• MSU to offer evening business program tailored for OTC students
• Agriculture honor society students win second place
• Who's excited about seeing Incubus at Drury tomorrow night? If you're going, be...
• In observance of Memorial Day, the Springfield Campus will be CLOSED Saturday, M...
• Social work instructor recognized for Joplin recovery work
• Eighth Consecutive Men's Swimming National Championship Highlights 2011-12 Drury Athletics Year
• Drury's Neill Named Second Team All-MIdwest Region By ABCA
• What is your favorite city in the United States?
• Choate Closes Out DU Career With a Tie For 39th At NCAA-II Women's Golf Championships
• Choate Closes Out DU Career With a Tie For 39th At NCAA-II Women's Golf Championships
• Choate Posts 78, Is Tied For 35th Entering NCAA-II Women's Golf Championships Final Round
• Choate Posts 78, Is Tied For 35th Entering NCAA-II Women's Golf Championships Final Round
• Ozarks Public Television presents Ozarks racing documentary
• Small Business and Technology Development Center receives funding
• Wall of Fame honors five for extraordinary service to university
• Choate Shoots 86, Is Tied For 38th At Halfway Point Of NCAA-II Golf Championships
• Academic advisers awarded for outstanding advising by the NACADA
• Search begins for Missouri State University’s 11th president
• O'Reilly Center To Again Host MBCA Missouri Challenge Prep Basketball Tourney May 26-27
• DU Men’s Tennis Falls 5-2 in Sweet 16 to No. 22 Augusta State
• DU Men's Tennis Round Of 16 Match With Augusta State Pushed Back To Thursday By Rain
• Join Tent Theatre for a 50th anniversary celebration at the ballpark
• Drury's Choate Opens With 81, Tied For 24th At NCAA-II Championships
• Drury's Choate Opens With 81, Tied For 24th At NCAA-II Championships
• No. 3 Armstrong Atlantic Downs Drury 5-0 in NCAA-II Round Of 16
• Former Drury Swimmer Kelsey Ward Honored With NCAA's Walter Byers Post-Graduate Scholarship
• What's the best advice you ever got as a new manager?
• DU Freshman High Jumper Emilie Gray Qualifies for NCAA-II National Championship
• From the News-Leader: First class of Edward Jones scholars graduating from Drury...
• Scholarship honors commitment to public affairs
• Tent Theatre celebrates 50th All Star Season
• Video: Spring Commencement at Drury University
• Are you a Phoenix? Send us your “I am a Phoenix” photos along with along with yo...
• Thomas Peters named dean of university libraries
• Choate Eager For Third And Final Shot At NCAA-II Championships
• No. 23 DU Women's Tennis To Tackle No. 3 Armstrong Atlantic In Wednesday's NCAA-II Round Of 16
• Drury Men's Tennis Takes On Augusta State in Wednesday's NCAA-II Round of 16
• Congratulations to the Class of 2012! Each of you has had a unique impact on Dru...
• Female students honored for leadership distinction
• Congratulations to Chad and Cassie!
• Professor to assess turtle, frog populations in Oklahoma
• Delta Zeta wins chapter award
• DU Cheerleading Announces 2012-13 Squad
• Baseball Panthers Fall To Northern Kentucky, S & T To Bow Out Of GLVC Tournament
• Student wins at regional horse show competition
• Science faculty, staff awarded for excellence in service, research, teaching
• Henson receives award from Illinois State Historical Society
• Soccer Panthers Add Gassman, Waters To 2012-13 Class
• Hospitality faculty member hosts, educates Turkish delegates
• Basketball Panthers Add Coffeyville Juco Guard Colby Carr
• Drury Unveils Re-Designed Athletics Website Thursday
• Fresh Gallery Announces Their Featured Artists for the June Artwalk
• Science students recognized for undergraduate research
• Vanderwal Finishes In Tie For 19th At NCAA-II Midwest/South Central Regional
• Drury One Of 24 NCAA-II Schools Nationwide To Claim President's Award For Academic Excellence
• Grand opening of Drury on C-Street tomorrow at 11 a.m.:
• Former Drury AD Bruce Harger To Be Inducted Posthumously Into Springfield Area Sports Hall Of Fame Sept. 26
• Baseball Panthers Earn No. 7 Seed, Face No. 2 Northern Kentucky In GLVC Championships First Round
• Vanderwal Shoots 1-Under-Par 71, Tied For Sixth Entering Final Round Of NCAA-II Midwest/South Central Regional
• Vanderwal Shoots 1-Under-Par 71, Tied For Sixth Entering Final Round Of NCAA-II Midwest/South Central Regional
• Take a break from studying tonight and grab your Late Night Breakfast at 10 p.m....
• ROTC Female Ranger Challenge Team takes first place
• Villarreal, Garthoff Named To Daktronics All-MIdwest Region Softball Squad
• Villarreal, Garthoff Named To Daktronics All-MIdwest Region Softball Squad
• Choate Finishes Second In Super Regional One To Earn Third Straight Trip To NCAA-II Championships
• Choate Finishes Second In Super Regional One To Earn Third Straight Trip To NCAA-II Championships
• Political science professor presents research at forum
• Groover & Busch Earn First Team All-GLVC Honors in Men’s Track & Field
• Have you noticed the University of Phoenix commercials on TV this month? Be sure...
• KSMU receives additional funding
• Vanderwal Fires 74, Tied For 19th After Opening Round Of NCAA-II Midwest/South Central Super Regional
• Vanderwal Fires 74, Tied For 19th After Opening Round Of NCAA-II Midwest/South Central Super Regional
• Choate Grabs Lead, Lady Panthers In Third Heading Into Final Round Of NCAA-II Super Region One
• Choate Grabs Lead, Lady Panthers In Third Heading Into Final Round Of NCAA-II Super Region One
• Missouri State to award 2,541 degrees during spring commencement
• If you have a break between finals, here's a nice read from the News-Leader abou...
• Panthers Fall Twice At UMSL, Clinch GLVC Tourney Berth
• Panthers Fall Twice At UMSL, Clinch GLVC Tourney Berth
• Choate Tied For Second, Lady Panthers In Fourth After Opening Round Of NCAA-II East Regional
• Choate Tied For Second, Lady Panthers In Fourth After Opening Round Of NCAA-II East Regional
• Groover Wins Third GLVC High Jump Title, Gray Ties for Third in High Jump at GLVC Championships
• Baseball Panthers Split Doubleheader With UMSL In Home Finale Saturday
• Baseball Panthers Split Doubleheader With UMSL In Home Finale Saturday
• Lady Panthers Golf Squad Tees It Up Sunday Through Tuesday In NCAA-II East Regional
• Higgins Places Second in 10,000 Meter and Busch Third in 3000 Meter Steeplechase to Open GLVC Championships
• Higgins Places Second in 10,000 Meter and Busch Third in 3000 Meter Steeplechase to Open GLVC Championships
• Not looking forward to finals next week? Here's something to look forward to: Th...
• Greenwood dedicates new Science Scholars’ Laboratory May 8
• Landsheft Fires Shutout As Drury Blanks Maryville 10-0 Friday; Panthers Close Out Home Schedule vs. UMSL Saturday On "Youth Baseball Day" At Meador
• Landsheft Fires Shutout As Drury Blanks Maryville 10-0 Friday; Panthers Close Out Home Schedule vs. UMSL Saturday On "Youth Baseball Day" At Meador
• Civil engineering student attends Clinton Global Initiative University
• Community planner receives funding
• Baseball Panthers Play Maryville In Rolla Friday To Kick Off Big Weekend, Including Senior Day Saturday At Meador Park
• DU Sophomores Lamberson, MIchael Join Choate On All-GLVC Women's Golf Squad
• Drury's Vanderwal Named To All-GLVC Golf Squad
• Sell yourself in an interview, land the job you want
• SIFE team wins regional competition
• Conner, Choate Receive Dr. Edsel Matthews Awards at Annual "Panther Pride" Awards Banquet
• Director receives funding to continue newborn hearing project
• Rick’s Automotive, Inc., receives Chamber’s 2012 Small Business Award
• History professor receives education award
• Drury Women's Soccer Adds Ciara O'Brien To 2012-13 Squad
• Drury Picks Up Baseball Split With William Jewell Tuesday In GLVC Play
• Postal system has competitive advantage
• Drury Men’s Tennis Sweeps Ferris State 5-0 To Earn 14th Straight Trip to NCAA-II Sweet 16
• Drury Men’s Tennis Sweeps Ferris State 5-0 To Earn 14th Straight Trip to NCAA-II Sweet 16
• DU Men's Basketball Signs Former Norwood Standout Riley Jenkins
• Drury Women's Tennis Battles Past Rockhurst 5-4 to Earn Spot in Sweet 16
• Drury Women's Tennis Battles Past Rockhurst 5-4 to Earn Spot in Sweet 16
• Baseball Panthers Play Host To William Jewell Tuesday In Rescheduled GLVC Doubleheader At Meador
• Baseball Panthers Play Host To William Jewell Tuesday In Rescheduled GLVC Doubleheader At Meador
• Softball Panthers Just Miss On First NCAA-II Bid, Finish Season With Program-Record 36 Victories
• DU Men's Tennis Opens NCAA-II Title Quest Against Ferris State Tuesday Afternoon At Cooper
• Drury Baseball Wins Two of Three At Maryville in Sunday GLVC Road Action
• Choate Wins First GLVC Individual Title, Leads Lady Panthers To Second-Place Team Finish
• Drury Assistant Basketball Coach Denny Hunt Receives MBCA's "Gary Filbert Lifetime Achievement Award"
• DU Women's Tennis Opens NCAA Tourney Against Rockhurst Monday At Cooper
• Mack Wins 110 Meter Hurdles at MSSU/Bill Williams/Bob Laptad Invitational
• Do you have a story of activism from campus, your community or around the world?...
• Panthers Fall To Lewis, Bellarmine On GLVC Softball Championships Opening Day
• Panthers Fall To Lewis, Bellarmine On GLVC Softball Championships Opening Day
• Drury Softball Places Eight Players On All-GLVC West Squads
• Graduation Role Call! We know all of our Spring 2012 graduates are counting do...
• Missouri State students capture media awards
• What's your dream job?
• Drury Swimming Likely To Get Face Time Again On CBS Sports Winter Wrapup Show This Saturday
• Softball Panthers Ready For GLVC Championships Matchup Against Lewis Friday
• Drury Baseball Grabs 10-8 Non-Conference Win At Pittsburg State
• Physics students present research at NASA-Missouri Space Grant Consortium
• Drury Tennis Teams To Host NCAA Tourney Sub-Regionals Monday, Tuesday at Cooper
• Drury Tennis Teams To Host NCAA Tourney Sub-Regionals Monday, Tuesday at Cooper
• Drury Softball Finishes As West Co-Champs, Earns No. 3 Seed In GLVC Championships This Weekend
• Drury Softball Finishes As West Co-Champs, Earns No. 3 Seed In GLVC Championships This Weekend
• Panthers Finish Second In Drury Pasta House Golf Classic At Rivercut
• Panthers Finish Second In Drury Pasta House Golf Classic At Rivercut
• Cancer patients see improvement with acceptance therapy
• Emilie Gray Named GLVC Track & Field Women's Athlete of the Week
• Choose Environmental Excellence shows commitment to sustainability
• Do you try to participate in or avoid office politics?
• The Spring 2012 issue of Drury Magazine is out! Be sure to check out This Issue...
• Emeritus English professor joins prominent literary society
• Announcing the next big concert at the O'Reilly Family Event Center ... Josh Tur...
• Michael Finishes Third, DU Women's Golf Second In Indy Spring Invitational
• Michael Finishes Third, DU Women's Golf Second In Indy Spring Invitational
• Baseball’s history reveals it’s always been a business
• Panthers Sit In Fourth Place After Day One Of Drury/Pasta House Classic At Rivercut
• Panthers Sit In Fourth Place After Day One Of Drury/Pasta House Classic At Rivercut
• Assistant professor continues protein research at Missouri State
• This Week In Drury Athletics (April 23-29) ... Softball Heads To GLVC Tournament, Women's Golf To League Championships
• Baseball Panthers Swept By Rockhurst For Second Straight Day, Fall Into Third In GLVC West
• Softball Panthers Split Twinbill At William Jewell, Gain At Least Share Of First GLVC West Title
• Michael Has Lead, Drury Women's Golf In Second After Day One Of Indy Spring Invitational
• Baseball Panthers Drop Two One-Run Decisions Saturday At Rockhurst
• DU Softball Cruises Past Rockhurst 9-1 & 10-3 in GLVC Road Sweep
• Emilie Gray Sets Personal Best & Wins High Jump at S&T Allgood Invitational
• Drury Women Fall 5-4 to Lewis in GLVC Championship Match
• DU Men’s Tennis Claims Fifth GLVC Championship With 5-3 Win Over Lewis
• Professor receives grant to study new compounds for implants
• DU Men’s Tennis Downs UINDY and Northern Kentucky in GLVC Tournament to Earn Spot in 2012 GLVC Championship Match
• DU Women's Tennis Knocks Off Southern Indiana and Northern Kentucky To Earn Spot in GLVC Title Match
• Softball Panthers Strive For Big Finish For GLVC West Title This Weekend At Rockhurst, William Jewell
• Baseball Panthers Head To Kansas City For Key Four-Game GLVC West Series With Rockhurst
• Blair Selected As GLVC Player Of The Year, Makes All-GLVC Squad With Gonda, Kriem And Manzanas
• Monsch Named GLVC Tennis Freshman Of The Year, Joined By Gamo, Juan On All-GLVC Squad
• Panther Profile: Baseball Senior Maury Wilmes Seizes Opportunity For Big Finish
• Exciting news, and it's perfectly timed with today's festivities.
• Take a look at all there is to do today as part of Drury's Theme Day and Earth D...
• Happy Theme Day, Drury!
• Lady Panthers Sign Chicago-Area Forward Kalea Parks To NCAA Letter of Intent
• McQueary Family Health Sciences Hall dedicated
• Drury Basketball Post-Season Reception Set For Sunday, April 29 At The O'Reilly Center
• Garthoff's No-Hitter Sparks Drury Softball To Sweep Of Missouri S & T In Home Finale
• Baseball Panthers Rally For Split At Missouri S & T, Retain First Place In GLVC West
• Baseball Panthers Rally For Split At Missouri S & T, Retain First Place In GLVC West
• 2011 GSBOR Affiliate of the Year Award goes to US Bank Home Mortgage
• 2011 Margaret Martin Cooperative Spirit Award from GSBOR goes to Laura Daly
• 2011 GSBOR Rookie of the Year – Janice Roberts
• 2011 Broker of the Year
• Gift to benefit Foster Family Recreation Center, intramural program
• Health education center awarded grant for 15th year of service
• Enjoy this coverage of Monday night's Intergenerational Rock Band concert!
• Center director receives funding for survey and evaluation
• Math faculty receive NSF grant for student summer research
• Theme Day: Seeds for Change
• J.Cole will be at Drury next week as part of the Campus Consciousness Tour. Tick...
• Jones Leaving Lady Panthers Basketball To Take Head Coaching Job At Marshfield
• Big city baseball teams have monetary, competitive advantage
• Are you a current Drury student who knows how to play racquetball or sand volley...
• Associate professor receives funds to study Aleut subsistence
• DU Men's Golf Charges Back To Finish Eighth In GLVC Championships
• More Americans spend more time with their coworkers than their own families. Spe...
• Faculty dissertation earns international recognition
• Public affairs conference examines the “Culture of Connectivity”
• Five in running for the Chamber’s 2012 Small Business Award
• This Week In Drury Athletics (April 16-22) ... GLVC Tennis Championships at Cooper, Softball Home vs. S & T Highlight Schedule
• DU Men's Golf In 14th Place After Opening Round Of GLVC Championships
• DU Men's Golf In 14th Place After Opening Round Of GLVC Championships
• DU Women's Golf Finishes Second, Choate Third In Rain-Shortened UMSL Invitational
• DU Women's Golf Finishes Second, Choate Third In Rain-Shortened UMSL Invitational
• Baseball Panthers Split GLVC Pair With William Jewell Saturday At Meador
• Baseball Panthers Split GLVC Pair With William Jewell Saturday At Meador
• Softball Panthers Take Two From Illinois-Springfield, Move Within Percentage Points Of First Place In GLVC West
• Softball Panthers Take Two From Illinois-Springfield, Move Within Percentage Points Of First Place In GLVC West
• DU Men’s Tennis Wraps Up Regular Season With 9-0 Win Over Maryville
• DU Men’s Tennis Wraps Up Regular Season With 9-0 Win Over Maryville
• No. 22 DU Women's Tennis Downs Maryville 9-0 to Wrap Up Regular Season
• No. 22 DU Women's Tennis Downs Maryville 9-0 to Wrap Up Regular Season
• Steven Busch Wins 3000 Meter Steeplechase in Opening Day of 63rd Annual K.T. Woodman Invitational
• Physics students explore behind-the-scenes at NASA
• No. 22 Drury Women’s Tennis Earns 5-1 GLVC Victory Over UMSL
• No. 20 DU Men's Tennis Defeats UMSL 6-0 in Battle of GLVC West Division Leaders
• Softball Panthers Look For Revenge Against Illinois-Springfield, Quincy In Weekend Home GLVC Tests At Thompson
• Baseball Panthers Take Eight-Game Win Streak Into Weekend GLVC Series With William Jewell at Meador
• SUB's up to something ... we're not sure what it is, but it's probably worth che...
• Tent Theatre celebrates its 50th season
• Today is National Drop Everything and Read day. What is your favorite book?
• Drury Tennis Plays Host To UMSL, Maryville For Weekend GLVC Matches At Cooper
• Softball Panthers Sweep Northwest Missouri State Wednesday in Non-Conference Pair
• Remembering Michael Burns, poet and founder of the Missouri State University creative writing program
• Is your goal to climb the corporate ladder or start your own business?
• #20 DU Men’s Tennis Downs #28 Southwest Baptist in Tuesday Action 5-4
• #22 DU Women’s Tennis Upsets No. 14 Southwest Baptist 5-4
• Drury Softball Splits Non-Conference Pair at No. 17 Missouri Western Tuesday
• D.Cal is here, D.Cal is here! (If you haven't heard, D.Cal is Drury's new campus...
• Get ready for Theme Day, coming up on Thursday, April 19!
• Titanic teaches lessons about being prepared for disaster
• Emilie Gray Named GLVC Women’s Track & Field Athlete of the Week
• DU Softball To "Strike Out Cancer" On Saturday vs. Illinois-Springfield
• Panther Profile: Drury Softball's Amber Hayden Helps Lead Program Turnaround Her Senior Season
• Titanic proves no ship is unsinkable
• Laske Ties For 21st, Panthers Finish 15th As Team At Regional No. 4 Event
• New publication examines process of making recreation facilities accessible to all
• Science students showcase research
• This Week In Drury Athletics (April 9-14) ... Home GLVC Tennis, Baseball, Softball Games On Tap For Weekend
• DU Men's Golf In 14th Place After Opening Round Of Great Lakes Regional No. 4 Tourney
• Gray and Groover Win High Jump at Harding/Bison Invitational Saturday
• DU Softball Panthers Split GLVC Saturday Pair With UMSL
• Baseball Panthers Complete Four-Game GLVC Sweep Of Illinois-Springfield, Move Into First Place In West
• DU Women's Tennis Blanks Quincy 9-0 in GLVC Play Saturday
• No. 20 DU Men's Tennis Remains Unbeaten in GLVC Play with 9-0 Win at Quincy
• Watercolor Now! 2012
• Baseball Panthers Take Pair To Open GLVC Series Friday At Illinois-Springfield
• DU Women’s Tennis Blank Illinois-Springfield 9-0 Friday
• #20 DU Men’s Tennis Blows Past Illinois-Springfield 8-1 Friday
• Softball Panthers Take Two From Maryville In GLVC Play
• If you would have won this weekend’s lottery, what is the first thing you would do?
• Hospitality department receives state award for tourism
• DU Softball Hosts Maryville, UMSL In GLVC West Matchups Friday And Saturday At Thompson Field
• Baseball Panthers Visit Illinois-Springfield For GLVC West Series Friday-Saturday
• Relationships and the brain interact to shape children’s development in families and communities
• How do you get ready for an upcoming test or big paper that you have to write? W...
• Transportation service company, Diamond International of Springfield announces new 60,000 sq.ft. expansion
• Fraternity wins national award of distinction
• Drury Baseball Sweeps GLVC Doubleheader From West Leader S & T
• Drury Softball Splits GLVC Road Pair at Missouri S&T
• Drury Softball Splits GLVC Road Pair at Missouri S&T
• Growing tomatoes upside down saves room, keeps pests away
• Drury's Beatriz Juan Earns GLVC Women's Tennis Player of the Week Honors
• Drury's Beatriz Juan Earns GLVC Women's Tennis Player of the Week Honors
• In observance of Good Friday, Holiday hours for the Springfield Campus are as fo...
• Graduate Interdisciplinary Forum will showcase graduate students’ research
• MSU Doctor of Nursing Practice program approved
• Author reveals secret code to C.S. Lewis’ works
• Missouri Campus Compact receives grant for day of service
• Baseball Panthers Ready For Tuesday GLVC West Showdown With Missouri S & T At Meador Park
• Baseball Panthers Ready For Tuesday GLVC West Showdown With Missouri S & T At Meador Park
• DU Softball Visits S & T For GLVC Doubleheader On Tuesday
• DU Softball Visits S & T For GLVC Doubleheader On Tuesday
• Pritchard Leads Nation In 3-Point Shooting For Second Time In Career
• Pritchard Leads Nation In 3-Point Shooting For Second Time In Career
• This Week In Drury Athletics (April 2-8) ... Baseball Showdown With S & T On Tuesday, Big Home Weekend For Softball Highlight Slate
• Lamberson Ties For Medalist Honors, DU Women's Golf Finishes Third In Washington University Invitational
• DU Softball Panthers Split GLVC Pair at Maryville Sunday
• Baseball Panthers Sweep Quincy Sunday To Take Three Of Four In GLVC Series
• DU Men's Golf In 14th Place After Opening Round Of Midwest Region No. 3 Event In Kentucky
• DU Women's Golf Grabs Share Of First-Round Lead At Washington University Invitational
• DU Women's Golf Grabs Share Of First-Round Lead At Washington University Invitational
• No. 22 Drury Women's Tennis Downs Rockhurst 6-3 In GLVC Action
• No. 22 Drury Women's Tennis Downs Rockhurst 6-3 In GLVC Action
• DU Men’s Tennis Earns 7-2 GLVC Victory over Rockhurst Saturday
• DU Men’s Tennis Earns 7-2 GLVC Victory over Rockhurst Saturday
• Panthers, Hawks Split First Two Of Weekend GLVC Baseball Showdown
• Panthers, Hawks Split First Two Of Weekend GLVC Baseball Showdown
• Drury Softball Picks Up GLVC Split at UMSL Saturday
• Drury Softball Picks Up GLVC Split at UMSL Saturday
• Rock'n Ribs BBQ Festival
• Members of Presidential Search Committee named
• Need Saturday night plans? We've got you covered! The International Food Festiv...
• #22 DU Women's Tennis Sweeps William Jewell 9-0 to Open GLVC Play
• Board of Governors approves tuition, fees for 2012-13
• #20 DU Men's Tennis Blanks William Jewell 9-0 to Open GLVC Play
• REO Speedwagon, STYX and Ted Nugent are coming to Drury as part of the Midwest R...
• National criminal justice conference features presentation by director, student
• Drury Swim Teams Honored By University With Picnic Friday
• Lady Panthers' Annual Post-Season Basketball Banquet Set For Sunday, April 15 At The O'Reilly Center
• Baseball Panthers Host Quincy In Pivotal Four-Game GLVC West Series At Meador
• Softball Panthers Visit UMSL, Maryville For Weekend GLVC Matchups
• Healthy snacks are all the rage. But, now and again, we all are tempted for that...
• DU Tennis Teams Open GLVC Play Friday, Saturday Against William Jewell, Rockhurst
• TRIO director selected for 417 Magazine’s “20 Under 30″
• Athletic training students to compete at national Quiz Bowl
• Drury's Hammons School of Architecture has named Maurizio Sabini as its new dire...
• Assistant professor named a top sociology tweeter to follow
• The Ten Foods that Changed the History of the World
• Student musicians spotlighted by Board of Governors
• Drury Cheerleader Open Tryouts Set For Sunday, May 6 At The O'Reilly Center
• Former DU Swimmer Kelsey Ward Again Named Finalist For NCAA's Prestigious Walter Byers Post-Graduate Scholarship
• Assistant professor awarded funds for grapevine research
• Orthorexia turns healthy food focus into obsession
• There's a new blogger in town! Meet Tinsley, the newest addition to Drury Unscri...
• Congratulations to Drury's SIFE team! For the fifteenth straight year, the Drury...
• Michael, DU Women's Golf Capture Bellarmine Spring Invite
• Balancing a busy life schedule and an education can be difficult. How do you do it?
• Get the latest updates regarding Drury's search for its 17th president at the ne...
• Graduate student and professor awarded funds for bat research
• Geologist conducts ground-penetrating radar research at local historical cemetery
• This Week In Drury Athletics (March 26-April 1) ... Tennis Comes Home, Key Baseball Series vs. Quincy At Meador Park Highlight Week
• Baseball Panthers Split GLVC Twinbill at Lewis
• Baseball Panthers Split GLVC Twinbill at Lewis
• Drury Softball Splits GLVC Pair With Rockhurst Sunday
• Drury Softball Splits GLVC Pair With Rockhurst Sunday
• Peterson, Panthers Earn GLVC Baseball Split At Wisconsin-Parkside
• Peterson, Panthers Earn GLVC Baseball Split At Wisconsin-Parkside
• DU Softball Takes Two From William Jewell on Saturday
• DU Softball Takes Two From William Jewell on Saturday
• Drury Third, Choate Sixth As Augustana Spring Fling Comes To Close
• Center director receives funding for multiple planning projects
• Hall recognized for its quality programming
• Missouri State named to President’s Honor Roll for civic engagement
• Transfer adviser elected NACADA chair
• DU Softball Looks To Stay Perfect At Home With Weekend GLVC Visits From William Jewell, Rockhurst
• Baseball Panthers Hit GLVC Road For Weekend Tests At Wisconsin-Parkside, Lewis
• It's so quiet around campus. DU students, we miss you! Come back!
• DU Women's Golf In Fourth Place After Opening Round Of Augustana Invitational
• Yahoo! Answers is looking for University of Phoenix alumni. If you’re interested...
• Missouri State students awarded at Broadcast Education Festival
• Collaborative research published in inorganic chemistry journal
• #6 Abilene Christian Edges Past #20 DU Men's Tennis 5-4 Wednesday
• Professor shares research findings at psychological conference
• Lady Panther Basketball Season Ticket-Holders Invited to "Season Ticket-Holder Appreciation Party" On Sunday, April 1 At O'Reilly Center
• Lady Panther Basketball Season Ticket-Holders Invited to "Season Ticket-Holder Appreciation Party" On Sunday, April 1 At O'Reilly Center
• Season Ticket-Holder Appreciation Party For Panthers Basketball Fans Set For Saturday, March 31 At Ebbet's Field South
• Season Ticket-Holder Appreciation Party For Panthers Basketball Fans Set For Saturday, March 31 At Ebbet's Field South
• Tory Groover & Quentin Mack Earn All-GLVC Indoor Track & Field Honors
• Award-winning alum to discuss media technology, pop culture
• DU Men's Tennis Defeats Top Ranked JUCO Collin College 5-1 in Exhibition Match Tuesday
• DU Men's Tennis Defeats Top Ranked JUCO Collin College 5-1 in Exhibition Match Tuesday
• Psychologist researches substance use, depression, meaning of life in college students
• Ozarks News Journal now airing on HEC-TV in St. Louis
• Vanderwal Leads Panthers To Second-Place Finish In Illinois-Springfield Spring Classic
• #20 DU Men's Tennis Downs NCAA-I Oral Roberts 7-0 on Monday
• #37 DU Women's Tennis Downs Arkansas Tech 6-3
• This Week In Drury Athletics (March 19-25) ... Spring Break Is Here, But DU Spring Sports Face Busy Week
• DU Men’s Golf Team Tied For Third Place in Opening Round of Illinois-Springfield Spring Classic
• DU Men’s Golf Team Tied For Third Place in Opening Round of Illinois-Springfield Spring Classic
• DU Softball Swept Sunday by Prairie Stars of Illinois-Springfield
• DU Softball Swept Sunday by Prairie Stars of Illinois-Springfield
• DU Baseball Panthers Split Pair With Greyhounds of UNIDY on Sunday
• DU Baseball Panthers Split Pair With Greyhounds of UNIDY on Sunday
• Drury Men Win Eighth Straight National Title, Women Fall One Point Short As NCAA-II Swimming and Diving Championships Come To A Close Saturday Night
• NCAA-I Northwestern State Defeats DU Women's Tennis 5-2
• NCAA-I Northwestern State Defeats DU Women's Tennis 5-2
• Drury Baseball Panthers Sweep Series With Saint Joseph’s to Open GLVC Play Saturday
• Drury Baseball Panthers Sweep Series With Saint Joseph’s to Open GLVC Play Saturday
• Quincy Softball Sweeps Drury in GLVC Pair Saturday
• Quincy Softball Sweeps Drury in GLVC Pair Saturday
• Panther Men Maintain Lead, Women Slip To Third Entering Saturday's Final Day Of NCAA-II Swimming And Diving Championships
• Spicer Debate Forum advances three teams to national competition
• DU Softball Hits GLVC Road For Quincy, Illinois-Springfield This Weekend
• Baseball Panthers Open GLVC Play With Home Pairs Against Saint Joseph's, UIndy
• Here's your chance to win some great prizes while getting the latest on life at...
• Drury Men Grab Lead, Women One Point Out Of First After Day Two At NCAA-II Swimming And Diving Championships
• New fossil genus named for emeritus professor
• You're almost there - Spring Break officially kicks off at 5 p.m. tomorrow. What...
• Professor to test effects of pesticide on mussels
• Director named editor of prestigious learning assistance journal
• DU Softball Takes Two From Lincoln for Non-Conference Sweep on Wednesday
• DU Softball Takes Two From Lincoln for Non-Conference Sweep on Wednesday
• Professor receives funding for abstinence-plus education program
• Dolan Captures 1000 Free National Title To Highlight Drury's Effort On First Day Of NCAA-II Swimming And Diving Championships
• Dolan Captures 1000 Free National Title To Highlight Drury's Effort On First Day Of NCAA-II Swimming And Diving Championships
• What degree are you enrolled in at University of Phoenix? What are you currently...
• Best of luck to our swimming & diving teams, who are competing this week in the...
• Drury is on Pinterest! Follow our boards for info, tips and helpful resources,...
• Ozarks Public Television wins two Addy awards
• Bad posture contributes to migraines, chronic pain
• Counseling clinic provides low cost services to community
• Softball Panthers Entertain Lincoln For Two Wednesday At Thompson
• Center receives funding for cost of living research
• Our current students - and some of our newer faculty and staff - often ask about...
• Swimming And Diving Panthers Expect Tight Battle In Defense Of Their NCAA-II National Titles In Mansfield, Texas
• This Week In Drury Athletics (March 12-18) ... Swimming Heads To Nationals To Highlight Busy Week
• Southern Indiana Softball Sweeps GLVC Road Pair from Drury Sunday
• Southern Indiana Softball Sweeps GLVC Road Pair from Drury Sunday
• Augustana Drops Panthers 6-3 Sunday At Meador
• NW Missouri State Knocks Off DU Men's Tennis 6-3
• DU Softball Remains Undefeated in GLVC Play With GLVC Sweep at Kentucky Wesleyan
• DU Women's Tennis Downs NW Missouri State 7-2 Saturday
• Drury Baseball Splits Pair With Augustana Saturday in Non-Conference Action
• DU Women’s Tennis Suffers 5-3 Loss vs. #14 Cameron on Friday
• #20 Drury Men’s Tennis Knocks Off #18 Cameron 6-3 Friday in Maryville
• 50 companies looking to hire our heroes at job fair for veterans and spouses
• Hot-Shooting Ferris State Downs Lady Panthers 74-56 In NCAA Tournament Opener
• Baseball Panthers Entertain Augustana For Three Games Saturday And Sunday At Meador Park
• Softball Panthers Take Unbeaten GLVC Start On Road To Southern Indiana, Kentucky Wesleyan
• Spring is just around the corner, and with that comes spring cleaning. How do yo...
• Professor receives funding to evaluate program
• Search process for permanent president to begin soon
• Aging well depends on activity, attitude, adaptability, acceptance
• University employees, students awarded for excellence at CASE conference
• Gift announced for basketball complex in JQH Arena
• Why are young people shunning the corporate ladder in favor of running small fam...
• The Smart Mob is back!! This time, the mob is heading to Branson to assist with...
• Panther Women’s Tennis Suffers First Loss of Season to Lady Lions of Arkansas-Ft. Smith 5-4 on Tuesday
• Panther Women’s Tennis Suffers First Loss of Season to Lady Lions of Arkansas-Ft. Smith 5-4 on Tuesday
• Baseball Panthers Drop No. 24 Missouri Southern 5-2 Tuesday In Joplin
• #20 DU Men’s Tennis Takes Down Lions of Arkansas-Ft. Smith in 7-2 Victory
• #20 DU Men’s Tennis Takes Down Lions of Arkansas-Ft. Smith in 7-2 Victory
• Collegiate dance conference comes to Missouri State
• Drury's Facebook page has the new Timeline features activated! Why does this m...
• Check out the latest issue of the Phoenix Focus!
• There's still time to help Joplin High School students have an unforgettable pro...
• Workshop highlights volunteerism with older adults in community
• Villarreal Earns GLVC Pitcher Of The Week Honor For Second Straight Week
• Choate, DU Women's Golf Capture Murray State Racer Classic
• This Week In Drury Athletics (March 5-11) ... Lady Panthers Headed To NCAA-II Tourney, Softball Looks To Continue Hot Start
• Lady Panthers Make NCAA-II Tournament Field For 10th Straight Year, Will Play No. 2 Seed Ferris State Friday In Ashland, Ohio
• Choate Leads, Lady Panthers In Second After Opening Round Of Murray State Invitational
• Baseball Panthers Sweep McKendree Sunday To Take Three Of Four In Series
• Drury Softball Downs Lewis 3-2 and 3-0 to Complete GLVC Weekend Sweep
• Baseball Panthers Split Saturday Twinbill With McKendree
• Baseball Panthers Split Saturday Twinbill With McKendree
• DU Softball Opens GLVC Play with 10-0 and 8-0 Victories over Rangers of Wisconsin-Parkside
• DU Softball Opens GLVC Play with 10-0 and 8-0 Victories over Rangers of Wisconsin-Parkside
• Gerontology professor shares research at national conference
• Panthers Fall 71-60 To UMSL In GLVC Tournament Quarterfinals
• Panthers Fall 71-60 To UMSL In GLVC Tournament Quarterfinals
• Voting ends tomorrow! Vote today for “Apollo Group” in the Boston College 2012...
• Baseball Panthers Entertain McKendree In Four-Game Weekend Set At Meador
• Softball Panthers Open GLVC Slate At Home This Weekend Against Parkside, Lewis
• If you could receive an answer to any question in the world, what would you ask?
• Join us for Convo this morning at 11:00am in Clara Thompson Hall. Bill Braham wi...
• Indianapolis Knocks Off Lady Panthers 60-54 Thursday In SCHEELS GLVC Tournament Quarterfinals
• Tax assistance program receives continuation funding
• Missouri State celebrates Women’s History Month
• Panther Softball Team Takes Non-Conference Road Pair From Lincoln
• Lady Panthers Slip To Sixth In NCAA-II Midwest Region Rankings
• Panthers, Tritons To Square Off For Third Time In Friday's SCHEELS GLVC Tournament Quarterfinals
• Good morning everyone and happy Leap Day! How will you be taking advantage of yo...
• Drury Swimming Leads Number Of Qualifiers For NCAA-II Championships
• Lady Panthers, Greyhounds To Battle In SCHEELS GLVC Tournament Quarterfinals Thursday
• Lady Panthers, Greyhounds To Battle In SCHEELS GLVC Tournament Quarterfinals Thursday
• Free file tax preparation can assist most Missourians
• Returning academic administrator to focus on faculty issues
• Professors get animated about Pixar’s messages
• Drury's Juan Named GLVC Women's Tennis Player Of The Week
• HorseFest 2012
• Galanes named interim dean of College of Arts and Letters
• Drury's Villarreal Named GLVC Softball Pitcher Of The Week
• Funderburk Named GLVC Women's Basketball Player Of The Week
• How do you find out about University of Phoenix events? Which ones have you been...
• This Week In Drury Athletics ... Basketball Teams Headed To GLVC Tourney, Baseball Softball Home This Weekend
• Lady Panthers To Play Indianapolis in SCHEELS GLVC Tournament Quarterfinals On Thursday (Noon)
• Lady Panthers To Play Indianapolis in SCHEELS GLVC Tournament Quarterfinals On Thursday (Noon)
• DU Women's Tennis Defeats UINDY 6-3 on Sunday
• DU Women's Tennis Defeats UINDY 6-3 on Sunday
• DU Men's Tennis Blows Past UINDY 9-0 on Sunday
• DU Men's Tennis Blows Past UINDY 9-0 on Sunday
• Villarreal Throws No Hitter, Softball Panthers Win Two in Edmond Sunday
• Villarreal Throws No Hitter, Softball Panthers Win Two in Edmond Sunday
• Panthers Down Quincy 82-65 To Move Into Friday's SCHEELS GLVC Tournament Quarterfinals Vs. UMSL
• Panthers Down Quincy 82-65 To Move Into Friday's SCHEELS GLVC Tournament Quarterfinals Vs. UMSL
• Drury Baseball Falls 9-3 To Washburn In Series Finale
• Groover Wins Third Consecutive GLVC High Jump Title
• Groover Wins Third Consecutive GLVC High Jump Title
• DU Women's Tennis Picks Up 5-4 Victory Over Grand Valley State in Key Regional Match
• DU Women's Tennis Picks Up 5-4 Victory Over Grand Valley State in Key Regional Match
• No. 19 Drury Men's Tennis Team Blanks Grand Valley State 9-0
• No. 19 Drury Men's Tennis Team Blanks Grand Valley State 9-0
• Panthers Take Nightcap 11-4 To Salvage Saturday Split With Washburn
• Panthers Take Nightcap 11-4 To Salvage Saturday Split With Washburn
• Panthers Open Scheels GLVC Tournament Sunday At Quincy (2 p.m.)
• Higgins Paces Panther Women in Opening Evening of GLVC Indoor Championships
• Jessica Cross Wins 400 IM Friday at New South Conference Championships
• Director of development receives Young Leader Award
• Baseball Panthers Defeat Washburn 9-2 In Season Opener Friday At Meador
• Baseball Panthers Defeat Washburn 9-2 In Season Opener Friday At Meador
• Largest scholarship gift to Foundation to benefit West Plains students
• One week left to vote! Vote today for “Apollo Group” in the Boston College 201...
• Hey students, you can show off your vocal "talents" tonight at Big Momma's for t...
• Cross & Fernandes Highlight DU Swimming Thursday at New South Conference Championships
• Panthers Roll Past MIssouri S & T 69-40 In Regular Season Finale At The O'
• Owens' Buzzer-Beater In Overtime Lifts Drury Lady Panthers Past Missouri S & T 65-64 At The O'
• Owens' Buzzer-Beater In Overtime Lifts Drury Lady Panthers Past Missouri S & T 65-64 At The O'
• Fire ecologist recognized for outstanding work in field
• Professor publishes psychological research on ovarian cancer patients
• The Constitution gives Americans the right to assemble for peaceful demonstratio...
• Rock'n Ribs BBQ Festival 2012
• Bell Places Second in 1000 Free In Opening Night at New South Conference Championships Wednesday
• Professor receives funding to bring choreographer to campus
• Season Preview: Baseball Panthers Turn To Youth To Fulfill Great Expectations in 2012
• Leading a team to victory requires confidence, goals
• Lady Panthers Slip One Spot To Fifth In NCAA-II Midwest Region Rankings
• Panthers Close Regular Season Thursday Night Against S & T At The O'
• Lady Panthers To Battle Rival S & T Thursday Night With Share Of GLVC West Title On The Line
• Here's an update on the construction progress of University Suites, Drury's newe...
• Our friends in Career Planning & Development are up to their shenanigans again....
• Drury Sweeps NW Missouri State in Home Opener 4-1 & 2-1
• Drury Sweeps NW Missouri State in Home Opener 4-1 & 2-1
• Name a time when you felt supported by the University. What did we do to help you?
• Chamber introduces 2012 executive committee
• Drury Softball Plays Home Opener Tuesday At Thompson Field
• Drury Softball Plays Home Opener Tuesday At Thompson Field
• Drury Outfielder Villanueva On 2012 Tino Martinez D-II National Player Of The Year "Watch List"
• Drury Outfielder Villanueva On 2012 Tino Martinez D-II National Player Of The Year "Watch List"
• Lee Mun Wah, diversity trainer, to share eye-opening experience with Springfield
• This Week In Drury Athletics ... Softball, Baseball Home Openers, Basketball Home Finale Highlight Schedule
• Would you enroll in a class to learn how to better use Facebook and Twitter for...
• Softball Panthers Split Pair in Durant on Sunday
• Balanced Lady Panthers Roll Past Rockhurst 82-49, Clinch GLVC Tournament First-Round Bye
• Balanced Lady Panthers Roll Past Rockhurst 82-49, Clinch GLVC Tournament First-Round Bye
• Panthers Roll Past Rockhurst 75-48 Before Record Crowd Of 2,803 At The O'
• Panthers Roll Past Rockhurst 75-48 Before Record Crowd Of 2,803 At The O'
• Drury Alumni Roll To 89-54 Victory Over Greek All-Stars
• Lady Panthers Host Rockhurst Saturday In Annual "Pink Zone" Festivities (5:15 p.m. Tipoff)
• DU Softball Panthers Split Pair at South Central Shootout
• Panthers Play Host To Long-Time Rival Rockhurst Saturday On "Overflow The O'" Day (3 p.m. Tipoff)
• Graduate student awarded for research poster presentation
• Hall's Heroics Help Panthers Outlast William Jewell 88-84 In Two Overtimes
• Plemmons, Lady Panthers Roar Back For 62-50 GLVC Victory At William Jewell
• Plemmons, Lady Panthers Roar Back For 62-50 GLVC Victory At William Jewell
• Criminology student Stacie Hammer spotlighted by Board of Governors
• OPT to celebrate Read Across America
• Learn more about how the green movement is shaping America's economic fronteir a...
• Help us Overflow the O this Saturday! We want your help in pushing the limits of...
• Our video is up for an award! Your vote can help us win. Vote today for “Apoll...
• While today it's all rain falling outside, you can relive some of that wintry wo...
• Missouri State’s Springfield campus sees record spring enrollment
• Can a corporate layoff be an opportunity to move on to bigger and better things?
• OPT presents O’Reilly Army Hospital documentary
• Lady Panthers Ranked Fourth In First NCAA-II Midwest Region Rankings Of Season
• Annual Drury Basketball Alumni Game - With A New Foe, The Drury Greek All-Stars -Tips Off Saturday At 11:30 A.M. At The O'
• Drury Women's Soccer Adds Eight Recruits To 2012-13 Squad
• Lady Panthers Look To Maintain Share Of West Lead With Thursday Trip To William Jewell
• Panthers Close Out Regular Season Road Slate Thursday At William Jewell
• Research specialist monitors storm water pollutants on campus
• The Rolla campus is closed and all classes are cancelled for today and tonight....
• Offices in Rolla will open at 11 a.m. At this time, no decision has been made to...
• Adding to the list of campus closings for today, our campus in Thayer will also...
• All classes in our campuses in Cabool & Licking are cancelled for today and toni...
• Offices in St. Robert & Fort Leonard Wood will open at 11 a.m. At this time, no...
• All classes in our Ava campus are cancelled and the campus is closed today. Any...
• What is the best thing about University of Phoenix?
• Evening classes at the Springfield campus have been cancelled for tonight. Stay...
• Update on campus closings: Classes at the following campuses are cancelled for t...
• Campuses in Ava and Monett are closed today, Monday, February 13. If any additio...
• Visiting speaker shares research on sports, religion, pop culture
• This Week In Drury Athletics: Home Basketball With Rockhurst On Saturday Highlights Weekly DU Slate
• DU Softball's Scheduled Tuesday Doubleheader Vs. Northwest Missouri State Postponed
• Season Preview: Drury Softball Strives For Great Heights In 2012
• DU Men’s Tennis Falls 5-4 at NCAA-III Third Ranked Washington on Sunday
• Panthers Fall 82-71 In Overtime At UMSL
• Panthers Fall 82-71 In Overtime At UMSL
• Groose, Carroll Help Lady Panthers Defeat UMSL 79-65 In St. Louis
• DU Women's Tennis Defeats Northeastern State 5-2 Saturday
• DU Women's Tennis Defeats Ouachita Baptist 9-0 Friday
• Panthers Seek Bounce-Back Effort At West-Leading UMSL Saturday
• Lady Panthers Look For St. Louis Sweep With Saturday GLVC Test At UMSL
• Softball Season Opener With NW Missouri State Postponed To Tuesday (2 p.m.) At Thompson Field
• Panthers Fall 73-55 At Maryville In GLVC Play
• Art auction proceeds donated to Joplin tornado relief
• Lady Panthers Post Impressive 62-46 GLVC West Win At Maryville
• Lady Panthers Post Impressive 62-46 GLVC West Win At Maryville
• Diversity, communications trainer Lee Mun Wah to speak
• Be sweet to your loved one, protect their heart
• Assistant director publishes book review
• Want to see Kelly Clarkson & Matt Nathanson at the O'Reilly Family Event Center...
• Twister Tournament tomorrow night at 8:30 in the FSC Ballroom!
• Graduate student awarded wildlife conservation fellowship continuation
• CNAS hosts public lecture series
• Don't forget, students, if you're interested in living in Summit Park next year,...
• Funding continued for Springfield water quality research
• DU Men's Soccer Adds Prep Standouts Andrews, Woods To 2012-13 Class
• Panthers Take Four-Game Winning Streak To St. Louis For GLVC Matchup With Maryville
• Lady Panthers Visit Maryville In Pivotal GLVC West Test Thursday
• Beware of that beverage
• David Oliver, a 1964 Drury graduate, will be featured this evening on ABC World...
• Embracing diversity requires education
• Drury's Drake Patterson Named GLVC Men's Basketball Player Of The Week
• Drury's Drake Patterson Named GLVC Men's Basketball Player Of The Week
• This Week In Drury Athletics (February 6-12): Softball Opens Season Friday At Thompson, Basketball Heads To St. Louis For GLVC Play
• " Call for Artists" Juried Art Competition
• Drury Men's Tennis Takes Down Lindenwood 8-1 Sunday
• DU Women's Tennis Sweeps Lindenwood 9-0 Sunday
• Quincy Roars Back For 63-53 Win Over Lady Panthers
• Mizzou Sweeps Dual Meet From Panthers At Breech Pool
• Panthers Hold Off Quincy For Key 78-71 GLVC West Victory
• DU Men's Tennis Downs Washburn 8-1 in 2012 Season Opener
• DU Women's Tennis Opens 2012 With 8-1 Victory Over Washburn
• DU Men's Swimming Downs Missouri S&T 109-83 on Friday Evening
• DU Men's Swimming Downs Missouri S&T 109-83 on Friday Evening
• More exciting concert announcements coming out of the O'Reilly Family Event Cent...
• Lady Panthers, Lady Hawks Set For Saturday Afternoon West Showdown At The O'
• Lady Panthers, Lady Hawks Set For Saturday Afternoon West Showdown At The O'
• Panthers, Hawks To Battle In Key GLVC West Matchup Saturday At The O'
• Panthers, Hawks To Battle In Key GLVC West Matchup Saturday At The O'
• Drury Swimming Welcomes S & T, Mizzou To Breech For Weekend Matches
• Veteran, Talented Drury Tennis Teams Open Season This Weekend At Cooper
• Patterson's Career Night Helps Drury Down Illinois-Springfield 82-58
• Lady Panthers Roll Past Illinois-Springfield 92-59 At The O' To Prep For Saturday Showdown With Quincy
• Lady Panthers Roll Past Illinois-Springfield 92-59 At The O' To Prep For Saturday Showdown With Quincy
• Campus events celebrate African American heritage
• A year ago today, Drury's Springfield campus looked like this after Snowpocalyps...
• New research instrument shows colorful vibrations of stars
• Baseball Panthers Tabbed For Second In West In GLVC Preseason Coaches Poll
• Panthers Look To Continue GLVC West Climb With Key Thursday Test Against Illinois-Springfield
• Lady Panthers Play Host To Illinois-Springfield Thursday At The O'
• Show Your ‘Wild’ Side With Valentines From Dickerson Park Zoo
• Congratulations to the 2012 Drury Homecoming Court! Visit the Drury Student Li...
• Drury Softball Picked For Second In West In GLVC Preseason Poll
• Post-traumatic stress disorder is more than flashbacks, says professor
• This Week In Drury Athletics ... January 31-February 5: Pair of Basketball Home GLVC Doubleheaders, Swimming vs. Mizzou Highlight Homecoming Week
• Happy Homecoming Week, Drury! This exciting annual event kicks off today with a...
• Professor co-edits, contributes chapter to new book on Taiwan
• Undergraduate research journal explores hot topics
• Undergraduate research journal explores hot topics
• Mack Places Third in 60 Meter Hurdles at MSSU Lion Invitational Saturday
• Lady Panthers Break It Open In Second Half For 78-55 GLVC Win At Rockhurst
• Mary Beth O'Reilly names 2012 Springfieldian
• Busch Places Third in the 3000 Meter at MSSU/Lion Invitational Friday
• Technology, construction management faculty present laser scanning research
• Mike Harders to lead advancement and development at Kennesaw State
• New book focuses on service-learning in information sciences
• Panthers Visit Long-Time Rival Rockhurst For GLVC Tussle Saturday
• Lady Panthers Look To Maintain GLVC West Lead With Trip To Rockhurst Saturday
• Drury Volleyball To Run "Panther Cub" Clinics For Kids In March, April
• DU's Williams Named To Pair Of Women's Soccer Post-Season Award Units
• Former Panthers Soccer Standout Peter Higgins Signs With Irish Professional Team
• Panthers Roll Past William Jewell 79-56 In GLVC Play
• Owens' Breakout Game Helps Lady Panthers Down William Jewell 72-66 In GLVC Action
• Owens' Breakout Game Helps Lady Panthers Down William Jewell 72-66 In GLVC Action
• ‘Our Promise’ campaign achieves goal, sets bar higher
• Student volunteers provide free tax services through April 15
• Drury community, we need your help identifying more of Drury's best and brightes...
• Student musicians to compete in national competition
• Panthers, Cardinals Set To Square Off In First-Ever GLVC Meeting Thursday At The O'Reilly Center
• Lady Panthers Look To Protect Home Court, GLVC West Lead In Thursday Visit From William Jewell
• DU's Viveros, Andrews Named National D-II Swimmers Of The Week By CollegeSwimming.com
• Tent Theatre calls for auditions
• Missouri State announces Fall 2011 graduation candidates
• Professor shares expertise on tax scams at national conference
• Ozarks Public Television announces annual writers contest for kids
• Springfield/Branson Regional Salute Coalition announces 2012 legislative event
• This Week In Drury Athletics (January 23-29) ... Basketball Hosts William Jewell On Thursday To Highlight Week
• Panthers Fall 75-70 At Illinois-Springfield Saturday In GLVC West Play
• Lady Panthers Move Into First Place In GLVC West With 72-55 Victory At Illinois-Springfield
• Dolan & Yu Pace Panther Swimming Attack in 111-78 Win Over Truman State
• Pelczynski Wins 400 IM & 200 Fly to Help DU Past Truman State 135-71
• Check out more details about Operation Overflow the 'O' on Saturday, Feb. 18!
• ‘God Talk’ tells readers the story of religion in presidential elections
• Panthers Visit Second-Place UIS In Key GLVC Matchup On Saturday
• Lady Panthers Look To Rebound Saturday At Illinois-Springfield
• Quincy Holds Off Panthers For 68-61 GLVC Triumph
• Sweep Revenge! Drury Takes Both Men's, Women's Meets With Missouri State In Annual "Duel In The Pool" At Breech
• KSMU, OPT receive continuation grants for operation
• Quincy Runs Away From Lady Panthers 96-60 In GLVC Play
• Leadership Springfield accepting applications
• Considering applying to be a Resident Assistant or Community Assistant for the 2...
• E-verify panel to share views on ballot initiative
• Employees, retirees honored; staff service awards given
• Missouri State announces Fall 2011 dean’s list
• Residence hall director receives award
• Student, faculty research of spiders, turtles makes splash at conference
• Coordinator presented award for distinguished leadership
• Swimming Panthers Ready For "Duel In The Pool" Thursday Night With Rival Missouri State
• Welcome back to campus, DU students! While we hope you had a great break, we kno...
• Research professor receives funding for archaeological survey
• Panthers Look To Continue Momentum In Thursday GLVC Trip To Quincy
• Lady Panthers Take Five-Game Winning Streak To Quincy For Thursday GLVC West Duel
• Free webinar hosted Jan. 19 by Missouri State health expert
• Support program for girls receives continuation funding
• Drury's "Fanthers" Initiative Honored By NCAA With Top National "Game Environment Award Of Excellence"
• Lady Panthers Conducting "Steals For A Cause" Campaign For Breast Cancer Foundation Of The Ozarks
• Dr. Martin Luther King Jr Celebration
• 'Overflow The O'' Promotion Underway For February 18 Basketball Against Rockhurst
• This Week In Drury Athletics ... 'Duel In The Pool' vs. Missouri State Highlights First Week Back For Students
• Lady Panthers Make It A Sweep Of NKU With 63-55 Win At The O'
• Lady Panthers Make It A Sweep Of NKU With 63-55 Win At The O'
• Panthers Use Key Bench Contributions To Knock Off Previously Unbeaten and No. 8 Northern Kentucky 83-72 At The O'
• Panthers Use Key Bench Play To Knock Off Previously Unbeaten and No. 8 Northern Kentucky 83-72 At The O'
• Singers invited to join MSU choir
• Lady Panthers, Norse Set To Clash In Battle Of GLVC Powers On "Trading Card Poster Day"
• Panthers Play Host To No. 8 Northern Kentucky Saturday On "Trading Card Day"
• Introducing the new drury.edu! Drury has launched a new website designed to enha...
• No. 3 Bellarmine Pulls Away In Second Half For 84-65 Victory Over Drury
• Lady Panthers Run Past Bellarmine 67-53 For Fourth Straight Victory
• Hospitality students receive scholarships from Missouri Travel Council
• All Drury students, faculty, staff, alumni and Board of Trustees members are enc...
• Panthers Take On Defending National Champion And Third-Ranked Bellarmine Thursday NIght At The O'
• Panthers Take On Defending National Champion And Third-Ranked Bellarmine Thursday NIght At The O'
• Lady Panthers Look To Push Win Streak To Four When They Play Host To Bellarmine Thursday In GLVC Play
• While you're counting down until Friday's Extreme Makeover broadcast, check out...
• Don't forget to tune in to Extreme Makeover: Home Edition this Friday night at 7...
• Drury Softball To Hold Hitting Clinic Saturday At The Curry Sports Complex
• No. 2 Southern Indiana Drops Drury 76-64 In GLVC Matchup
• Lady Panthers Defeat Southern Indiana 65-55 In GLVC Play
• Trio of Baseball Panthers On ABCA D-II Top Players List For 2012
• Panthers Look To Bounce Back Saturday Against A Stunned No. 2 USI In Evansville
• Lady Panthers Continue Road Swing At Southern Indiana On Saturday
• Students: Just a reminder that if you are having trouble logging in to your emai...
• No. 4 Kentucky Wesleyan Downs Drury 92-72 In GLVC Matchup
• Bracker Scores Career-High 18 Points, Lady Panthers Down Kentucky Wesleyan 70-60 in GLVC Play
• There's something for everyone coming up at the O'Reilly Family Event Center thi...
• Tickets for the Homecoming 2012 concert are on sale now! The concert will featur...
• DU Softball Adds Infielder Becca McDonald To 2012-13 Class
• Professor offers tips for making, reaching goals
• Lady Panthers Return To League Play With Thursday Encounter At Kentucky Wesleyan
• Panthers Jump Back Into GLVC Play With Thursday Test At No. 4 Kentucky Wesleyan
• Lady Panthers Down McKendree Monday Night At The O'Reilly Center
• The New Year gives us an opportunity to look back to complete the last year and...
• Lady Panthers Take On Final Non-League Foe When McKendree Visits The O' Monday Night
• Panthers Drop Southwestern 75-54 At The O'
• Panthers Close Out Non-Conference Slate Against Southwestern Friday Night At The O'
• Lady Panthers Add Indiana State Transfer Consuelo Owens
• Lady Panthers Add Indiana State Transfer Consuelo Owens
• Marketing students recruit approximately 1,000 new organ donors
• At this time of the year, many of us pause to reflect on our blessings and celeb...
• Springfield ranked in top three among American cities for job growth
• Staff bedbug presentation wins regional award
• Psychology instructor presents research in Seattle
• Center receives funding for second year of program
• Professors receives funding to study cemetery
• The University of Phoenix Springfield Campus will be closed from December 23rd –...
• Engage children during holidays, year round
• Enjoy some highlights from this morning's commencement ceremony in the O'Reilly...
• Panthers Roll To 90-52 Victory Over St. Mary
• Welcome to all of our Drury families who will be on campus tomorrow for commence...
• In 2011, our parent company, Apollo Group, and the University of Phoenix Foundat...
• After seeing this video, we're a little worried about our admission staff, espec...
• More concert news from the O'Reilly Family Event Center: Any fans of the Avett B...
• Western Washington Drops Lady Panthers 76-57 In Great Western Shootout
• Shawn Askinosie to receive MSU honorary doctorate
• Missouri State students recognized as citizen scholars
• Psychology professor to present integrity research at national conference
• Faculty promotes closer working ties between food service industry, food producers
• Lady Panthers Hold Off Central Washington For 70-67 Victory In Great Western Shootout
• Presentation focuses on creating opportunities for Mexican student in U.S.
• Basketball Panthers Return To O'Reilly Center Saturday To Play Host To St. Mary
• Drury SAAC Making A Difference at Christmas Time
• It's almost time for Drury's most epic brinner event (breakfast + dinner = brinn...
• Physics student wins award for presentation
• Lady Panthers Head To Las Vegas For Pair Of Games In Great Western Shootout
• First Night Springfield 2012
• It's almost time to watch our newest class of Drury graduates walk across the st...
• Professor explores the uncomfortable topic of nepotism
• College of Arts and Letters dean announces resignation
• Drury's Brandon Lockhart Named GLVC Basketball Player Of The Week
• Drury's Brandon Lockhart Named GLVC Basketball Player Of The Week
• No. 21 Lady Panthers Fall At No. 13 Northeastern State 56-37 Saturday
• Lockhart Scores Career-High 25 Points, Panthers Charge Back To Drop Texas A&M-Commerce 79-73
• Video: Friday's groundbreaking for the University Suites campus housing
• Here's a rendering of the University Suites housing complex scheduled to open Fa...
• It's been an exciting morning on campus as the university broke ground on a new,...
• Greene County (Springfield), Missouri, named in top five nationwide for economic strength
• No. 21 Lady Panthers Visit No. 13 Northeastern State In Non-Conference Matchup Saturday
• Panthers Seek Season Sweep Of Texas A&M-Commerce In Saturday Non-League Matchup
• Panthers Seek Season Sweep Of Texas A&M-Commerce In Saturday Non-League Matchup
• Missouri State to award 1,362 degrees during fall commencement
• Hey students, it's awfully quiet out here on campus. We're curious - what class...
• Take a break from studying for finals, shopping for gifts, decking the halls and...
• Study away adviser receives regional recognition
• Warm up tonight at Drury's 8th Annual Dean Stephen H. Good Memorial Concert in C...
• Wow - Drury is so incredible that even our fans win awards! The Fanthers, a stud...
• Faculty members receive award for community service
• Kelly Clarkson tickets are on sale now and going fast ...
• Flash Rave 2K11 provides finals week stress relief
• McCarthy Wins 50 Free, Arabejo Second in 500 Free Thursday at Mizzou Invite
• DU Women's Swimming & Diving Team in Second Place at Mizzou Invite
• UMSL Captures 78-61 Victory Over The Panthers In GLVC Opener
• Out of Thanksgiving leftovers? It's time for some fresh taste! Join Drury's Alph...
• Monett campus to develop high tech classroom, expand Drury's presence in Hispani...
• Funderburk's Record Night Lifts No. 24 Drury To 100-69 Victory Over Missouri-St. Louis In GLVC Opener
• Funderburk's Record Night Lifts No. 24 Drury To 100-69 Victory Over Missouri-St. Louis In GLVC Opener
• Professors present obesity, gender differences research
• The entire campus is invited to join Student Union Board in ringing in the Chris...
• No. 24 Lady Panthers Host UMSL In GLVC Opener Thursday Night At The O'Reilly Center
• Panthers Open GLVC Play By Hosting Rival UMSL Thursday Night At The O'Reilly Center
• No. 24 Drury Lady Panthers Down Lindenwood 59-49 In Non-Conference Matchup At The O'
• Play It Again Sports/Drury Athletics Radio Show Moves To Thursday Afternoons (3 to 4 p.m.) Starting This Week On JOCK 98.7
• Play It Again Sports/Drury Athletics Radio Show Moves To Thursday Afternoons (3 to 4 p.m.) Starting This Week On JOCK 98.7
• The annual Drury University Christmas Vespers service will be held on Sunday, De...
• Springfield Innovation Inc. receives continuation funding
• Professor continues to collaborate on NASA satellite mission
• This Week In Drury Athletics (November 28-December 4) ... Busy Weekend Of Home Basketball Highlights Weekly Slate
• Lady Panthers Play Host To Lindenwood In Non-Conference Tipoff Tuesday
• Wayne State Knocks Off Panthers 61-51 In Comfort Inn/Drury Thanksgiving Classic
• Panthers Roll Past Salem International 97-68 In Opening Game Of Comfort Inn/Drury Thanksgiving Classic
• Panthers Roll Past Salem International 97-68 In Opening Game Of Comfort Inn/Drury Thanksgiving Classic
• Panthers Play Host To Comfort Inn/Drury Thanksgiving Classic Friday And Saturday At The O'Reilly Center
• 2011 Jingle Bell Run/Walk
• Don’t forget about the student store closeout sale. It’s your chance to save 30-...
• Lady Panthers Outlast No. 10 Washburn 53-48 Tuesday Night At The O'Reilly Center
• We are thankful for our incredible students, alumni, faculty, staff and communit...
• COAL to host art auction, Christmas event
• Congratulations and well done Dr. Regina Waters for your well-deserved Outstandi...
• John Deere Reman breaks ground for new Core Center in Strafford
• Research, planning, persistence essential to entrepreneurship
• HeLa cell donor’s son, David Lacks, scheduled to visit Missouri State Nov. 30
• This Week In Drury Athletics (November 21-27) ... Basketball Teams Home For Key Tests
• No. 25 Lady Panthers Entertain No. 11 Washburn Tuesday Night On "Blackout Night" At The O'Reilly Center
• DU Women's Swimming & Diving Team Wins DU Invite Saturday Evening
• DU Women's Swimming & Diving Team Wins DU Invite Saturday Evening
• Panthers Pull Away For 87-74 Victory Over Texas A&M-Commerce
• Panthers Pull Away For 87-74 Victory Over Texas A&M-Commerce
• Drury Adds Five Inductees Saturday To Annual Sports Hall Of Fame Class
• DU Women's Swimming Team Leads DU Invite Field After Friday Night Action
• Residence hall renovations receive honor from Springfield Contractors Association
• Springfield Chamber joins the Second Annual Small Business Saturday to inspire consumers to shop local on Nov. 26
• Drury Volleyball Signs Four To NCAA Letters Of Intent
• Panthers Look To Bounce Back Saturday Against Texas A&M-Commerce Saturday Afternoon At The O'Reilly Center
• Drury Swimming Plays Host To Missouri S & T, Wash U and Incarnate Word In Weekend Drury Invitational Friday-Saturday At The Breech Pool
• Drury Baseball Signs Five To NCAA Letters-Of-Intent For 2012-13
• Lord Voldemort may be vanquished and Harry Potter may be middle-aged, but the at...
• Professor presents at national women’s studies conference
• Basketball Panthers Add Nixa Standout Guard Kameron Bundy To 2012-13 Recruiting Class
• Get to know Dhia Ben Ali, Drury's 2011-2012 Fulbright Scholar.
• Student, alumni, professor prepare poster for chemistry conference
• Students plan events to increase organ donors
• Drury Basketball Teams Once Again Joining Council of Churches For "Share A Toy, Share The Joy" Toy Drive At Home Basketball Games Through December 3
• Religion, cultural differences play large role in politics
• SBU Pulls Away In Second Half For 97-83 Victory Over Drury In "HIghway 13 Catfight"
• Kelly Clarkson will play at Drury's O'Reilly Family Event Center on March 14, 20...
• Lady Panthers Take First "Highway 13 Catfight" With 66-52 Victory At Southwest Baptist
• Newsweek magazine placed Apollo Group, parent company of University of Phoenix,...
• Get into the holiday spirit with traditional fun and food
• Chemistry students present research at American Chemical Society meeting
• Bestselling book captures heart of cell research debate
• This Week In Drury Athletics ... 'Catfight' Tonight, Hall of Fame and Home Swimming Highlight Weekly Schedule
• Drury, SBU Men Ready To Square Off In Monday Night's Bank of Bolivar "Highway 13 Catfight" In Bolivar
• Lady Panthers Set To Battle Southwest Baptist In "Highway 13 Catfight" Monday Night
• Panthers Roll 80-51 Over Hendrix In Season Opener
• Chemistry professor co-authors, publishes research with students
• Oral Roberts Pulls Away For 80-53 Victory Over Lady Panthers In Season Opener
• DU Volleyball Defeats UW-Parkside, Falls to Lewis in GLVC Tourney
• Music students showcase talents at state competition
• Drury's Borneman Named To All-GLVC Volleyball Second Team
• Hey DU students, it's almost time for the Drury Dance Marathon, which benefits t...
• Staff represents university at statewide registrars, admissions conference
• Learn more about running a successful green business at this morning's convo at...
• Associate professor published in Journal of Nanotechnology
• University rewards Farmer’s Gastropub for sustainability commitment
• Basketball Panthers Open 2011-12 Season With Saturday (3 p.m.) Tipoff Against Hendrix
• The fall 2011 issue of Drury Magazine is out, and it's all about connections. Ge...
• Darr School of Agriculture hosts annual awards banquet
• Missouri State to host Media Matters Symposium
• Professor receives funding to continue mussel assessment
• Happy Halloween!
• This Week In Drury Athletics (October 31-November 6) ... Home Volleyball Finales, Lady Panthers Exhibition, GLVC Tourney Soccer Highlight Activities
• Lady Panthers Close Exhibition Season With Tuesday Game Against Bethel (Tenn.)
• 10th Annual Drury Auction Benefiting Athletics A Success; Dr. Charles Taylor Walks Away With $5,000 Cash Bash Top Prize
• Soccer Panthers Shock Defending NCAA-II Champion Northern Kentucky 2-1 In Opening Round Of GLVC Tournament
• Quincy Sweeps DU Volleyball 3-0 in GLVC Road Play Saturday
• Missouri State Women Edge Past DU Swimmers 119-115 Friday Evening
• DU Defeats Illinois-Springfield 3-2 in GLVC Road Action
• Center awarded funds to help Polk County
• Plaster Foundation and Family’s support recognized with Bronze Bear
• Soccer Panthers Open GLVC Tournament At Northern Kentucky Saturday
• Run for the Ranch Marathon And Half-Marathon
• Ozark Geenways 5K
• Bill R. Foster and Family’s gift supports university recreation center
• Don't miss Kevin Danaher's presentation on green economics at 11 a.m. today in C...
• Student leads university in EPA Game Day Challenge
• Drury Swimming and Diving Visits Cross-Town Rival Missouri State On Friday
• Drury Volleyball Visits Illinois-Springfield, Quincy To Wrap Up GLVC Road Stand
• Stiffler's Late Goal Lifts Drury To 1-0 Win Over Missouri S & T And Into GLVC Tournament Field
• Drury Women's Soccer Closes Season With 2-2 Tie At Missouri S & T
• Lady Panthers Hold Off William Woods For 51-48 Exhibition Win
• Lady Panthers Tabbed As Favorites In GLVC West
• Drury's Hesser Inducted Into Bartlesville (Okla.) Athletics Hall Of Fame
• Missouri S&T Sweeps DU Volleyball 3-0
• We're proud to announce the release of the University of Phoenix Android App. Wh...
• Professor receives grant to continue fire effects monitoring project
• More than 100 volunteers joined the Drury Smart Mob and traveled to Joplin yeste...
• Drury Men's Soccer Visits Missouri S & T In Crucial GLVC Match Wednesday
• Basketball Panthers Tabbed As GLVC West Favorites In League's Preseason Poll Of Coaches
• DU Women's Soccer Closes Season Wednesday At Missouri S & T
• Lady Panthers Face William Woods Wednesday In Exhibition Opener
• Here are Smart Mob members starting work laying sod in Joplin ...
• The Smart Mob is on the ground in Joplin!
• Campus bustles with excitement for ‘Maroon On. Game On!’ Homecoming
• Next stop: Joplin! The Drury Smart Mob hopes to make a difference in the lives o...
• The Smart Mob is decked in red and boarding the bus ...
• The Drury Smart Mob is Joplin-bound! Here's the mob leaving campus to help the p...
• Volleyball Panthers Visit S & T Tuesday in GLVC Play
• This Week In Drury Athletics ... Lady Panthers' Exhibition Opener, 10th Annual Athletics Auction Top Week's On-Campus Events
• Lewis Knocks Off Drury 2-0 In GLVC Men's Soccer
• Seniors Cockrell, Williams Propel Drury Past Lewis 2-1 In Two Overtimes On Senior Day
• UMSL Defeats Drury 3-0 In GLVC Volleyball Saturday
• UMSL Defeats Drury 3-0 In GLVC Volleyball Saturday
• DU Men Place 10th at 33rd Annual GLVC Championships
• DU Men Place 10th at 33rd Annual GLVC Championships
• DU Women Place 10th at 28th Annual GLVC Championships
• DU Women Place 10th at 28th Annual GLVC Championships
• Good morning, Drury community! Power, phones, email and access to Blackboard hav...
• Update on the damage caused by last week's lightning strike: Crews are continuin...
• Today's repairs to the electrical system damaged by lightning last week is takin...
• Wisconsin-Parkside Gets Past DU Men’s Soccer 1-0
• Maryville Blanks Drury 3-0 In GLVC Volleyball
• Wisconsin-Parkside Posts 2-1 Victory Over DU Women’s Soccer Friday Evening
• Missouri Preschool Project receives grant for 10th year
• Just a reminder that portions of campus will be without power tomorrow for plann...
• Missouri State choir invites alumni on international tour
• Volleyball Panthers Journey To St. Louis For Matches At Maryville, UMSL
• Soccer Panthers Play Host To Parkside, Lewis In GLVC Weekend Matches
• DU Women's Soccer Puts Three-Match Winning Streak On Line Against Parkside, Lewis This Weekend
• Volunteering in Joplin for the Extreme Makeover build? Here's an update on parki...
• University to host annual Nanofrontiers Symposium
• ‘Maroon On. Game On!’ Homecoming activities announced
• Paul Mueller Co. announces 289 new jobs
• Vanderwal Ties For Eighth, Panthers Finish 11th At Missouri Regional Preview
• Drury Women's Golf Finishes Fifth, Choate Seventh At MSU/Payne Stewart Memorial
• Research specialist receives award to study phytoplankton
• Symphony concert to benefit Joplin High School
• Killing time on Facebook this cool, rainy Tuesday morning? Be sure that you're c...
• Vanderwal Tied For Fourth, DU Men's Golf In Ninth After First Round In Rain-Plagued Super Regional Preview
• Choate Grabs Individual Lead At Missouri State/Payne Stewart Memorial At Rivercut
• Financial aid receives grant for default prevention education
• Annual wine and food celebration benefits OPT kids
• Drury's Emily Cline Named GLVC Soccer Player Of The Week
• ‘Connect and Sustain’ conference will highlight progress, growth
• This Week In Drury Athletics (Oct. 17-23) ... Home Soccer Finales Top Slate
• Laura Barito Of Stevens Institute Of Technology Named NCAA Woman Of The Year; Ward Finishes As One Of Nine Finalists
• DU Men’s Soccer Knocks Off #19 UINDY 3-1 in GLVC Road Battle
• Sprouse Goal Gives DU Women’s Soccer 1-0 Victory at UINDY
• DU Volleyball Earns Split in Final Day of Mizuno GLIAC/GLVC Crossover
• Cline Scores Four Goals To Help Panthers Blow Past Saint Joseph’s 7-0
• Need plans tonight? It's College Night at Big Momma's! Enjoy some live music by...
• Heet Goal Pushes Panthers Past Saint Joseph's 1-0 in GLVC Road Contest
• UMKC and MSU collaborate to provide Doctor of Pharmacy program in Springfield
• Drury Volleyball Opens Mizuno GLVC/GLIAC Crossover With 3-1 Win Over Michigan Tech
• Alright, new students, this one's for you! Get to know Chase, our freshman blogg...
• Mathematics research selected for publication
• Professor receives funding for tobacco cessation project
• Ward To Learn NCAA Woman Of The Year Results Sunday ... Click Here For NCAA Video
• Professor awarded U.S. fish and wildlife service grant
• Missouri State continues commitment to sustainability
• DU Women's Soccer Travels To Saint Joseph's, UIndy For GLVC Soccer This Weekend
• Soccer Panthers Hit Road For GLVC Matches at Saint Joseph's, No. 19 Indianapolis
• Volleyball Panthers Head To Illinois For GLVC/GLIAC Crossover Friday And Saturday
• At about 5 this evening, power was restored to the Springfield campus. The repai...
• Online students - you will be unable to log in to Blackboard during the power ou...
• An update on the power outage for our resident students:
• Missouri State University celebrates LGBT History Month
• Evening classes for tonight (Wednesday, Oct. 12) at the main campus in Springfie...
• Power Outage Continues On Drury Campus ... We Apologize For Any Inconveniences
• ‘Connect and Sustain’ conference will highlight progress, growth
• Biology research continues to improve waterways
• Get your “Maroon On. Game On!”
• Panthers Finish Eighth In Midwest Region No. 2 Men's Golf Event
• Drury Battles to 3-2 Victory at College of the Ozarks in Non-Conference Road Match
• Carrie’s Restaurant incorporates goods from campus garden
• Panther Golfers Fifth After Opening Round Of Midwest Region No. 2 Event
• Get your business attire out from the back of the closet and make plans now to a...
• Professor continues to explore, publish research on inorganic chemistry
• Science series showcases faculty research
• This Week In Drury Athletics (October 10-17) ... Quiet Week On Campus Highlighted By Opening Of Hoops Practices
• Soccer Panthers Blank Illinois-Springfield 3-0
• DU Volleyball Falls 3-0 To Southern Indiana
• Hatz Scores Twice As Drury Downs Illinois-Springfield 2-0 In GLVC Women's Soccer
• Baker and Solberg Win Diving Events at Mizzou Show Me Show Down
• Volleyball Panthers Post 3-1 Win Over Kentucky Wesleyan
• Van Arkel Paces Panther Men at Jackling Jocks Invite
• Quincy OT Goal Drops Panthers 2-1 In GLVC Play
• No. 20 Quincy Uses Goal Late In Second OT To Edge Drury 1-0 In Women's Soccer
• Drury Swimming And Diving Squads Open 2011-12 Season At Mizzou Show-Me Showdown Saturday
• DU Volleyball Back Home To Face GLVC Foes Wesleyan, Southern Indiana This Weekend
• Soccer Panthers Play Host To Illinois Foes On GLVC Soccer Weekend
• DU Women's Soccer Hosts Quincy, Illinois-Springfield In GLVC Matches
• Drury's Vanderwal Named GLVC Men's Golfer Of The Month
• Remember to check in on Foursquare when you're enjoying this morning's convo fea...
• Physician assistants work with athletes to prevent sudden cardiac death
• Be a part of something special and join Smart Mob Drury! The Smart Mob is a grou...
• Hard work, dedication needed to prepare for Ranger Challenge
• Students, faculty publish biological study
• New Food Event Highlights 10th Annual Drury Auction Benefitting Athletics On Saturday, October 29
• DU Women's Golf Finishes Fifth In UCO Classic
• Interested in volunteering for Drury’s Special Project with Extreme Makeover in...
• Faculty receives funding to study water treatment plant location
• Mediacom Connections 22 To Televise Drury Basketball Games Again This Winter
• Volleyball Panthers Get Back On Track With 3-0 Win At McKendree
• Professor gets up close and personal with massive circus animals
• Find yourself wondering about stuff? Get answers with this week's convocation sp...
• Alumno Sits In Third Place, Drury In Fourth After Record-Tying Opening Round Of UCO Classic
• Symposium to explore many areas of nanoscience and technology
• Entrepreneurs, innovators needed at Plaster Center for Free Enterprise and Business Development
• TRIO receives funding for another year of operation
• This Week In Drury Athletics (October 3-9) ... Home Soccer, Volleyball On Tap
• Ammann Goal Puts DU Past Maryville for 1-0 GLVC Road Win
• Saints of Maryville Defeat Drury Women's Soccer 1-0 in Overtime
• Bellarmine Sweeps DU Volleyball 3-0 in GLVC Road Play
• DU Men's Cross Country Team Opens Season at OSU Cowboy Jamboree
• Volleyball Panthers Fall 3-0 At No. 18 Northern Kentucky
• Hotel Of Terror - Kids Night
• DU Men's Soccer Falls 1-0 in Overtime at Missouri-St. Louis
• Missouri-St. Louis Defeats DU Women’s Soccer 2-0 in GLVC Road Play
• Breyfogle publishes article in professional journal
• Volleyball Panthers Hit Road For Matches At NKU, Bellarmine And McKendree
• Go Makenna! Check out May 2011 Drury graduate Makenna Sullinger on FOX Network's...
• Biology experts present at Master Naturalist Convention
• Authentic Ministries and Disciples on Campus are co-sponsoring a Spirituality Re...
• Drury Women's Golf Ranked 17th Nationally In Latest D-II Coaches Poll
• DU Women's Soccer Looks To Get Untracked This Weekend In GLVC Matches At UMSL, Maryville
• Soccer Panthers Head To St. Louis This Weekend For Matches At UMSL, Maryville
• Halloween Night at the Museum
• Halloween Spooktacular
• Biology faculty presents at international conference
• Biology students gain experience, present research at regional conference
• MSU and French National Institute for Agricultural Research collaborate
• NCAA Woman Of The Year Finalist Ward Featured On "Morning Swim" Show
• DU Volleyball Knocks Off No. 23 Harding 3-1 In Non-Conference Match
• Professional Development Center awarded funding
• Vanderwal Claims Medalist Honors At Midwest Regional No. 1
• Attention Employers! Registration is still open for the upcoming Community Job F...
• We've got several great event on campus today to help kick-start your week! The...
• Faculty honored for excellent integration of technology
• Food study finds empowerment in the kitchen
• This Week In Drury Athletics ... DU Volleyball Home Tonight, "Panther Run For Care To Learn" Visits Campus Saturday To Headline Slate
• Panthers Sit In Third Place Tie In Midwest Regional No. 1 Tourney After Opening Round Sunday In Michigan
• DU Women's Golf Finishes Second At Midwest Shootout
• Panthers Down Bellarmine 1-0 In GLVC Men's Soccer
• DU’s Gonda/Kriem Fall in Doubles Final, Gonda Drops Singles Final at USTA/ITA Midwest Regionals
• No. 22 Bellarmine Drops Drury 3-1 In GLVC Women's Soccer Play Sunday
• Gonda and Kriem Advance to Singles Semifinals and Doubles Finals at USTA/ITA Midwest Regionals
• Watson, Panthers Down Maryville 3-0 In GLVC Match
• No. 1 Northern Kentucky Edges Drury 1-0 With Late Goal
• DU Volleyball Falls 3-2 to UMSL in Hard Fought GLVC Match Friday
• Northern Kentucky Holds On For 1-0 Victory Over Drury In GLVC Women's Soccer
• Northern Kentucky Holds On For 1-0 Victory Over Drury In GLVC Women's Soccer
• President Parnell has wrapped up his week at the Drury Center in Aigina, Greece,...
• Meet Juan, our online ambassador who offers a unique perspective as an internati...
• Missouri State official system enrollment down slightly
• Play It Again Sports/Drury Athletics Radio Show Returns Saturday For Third Season On JOCK 98.7 FM
• Play It Again Sports/Drury Athletics Radio Show Returns Saturday For Third Season On JOCK 98.7 FM
• Take a look at this video profiling Drury student Jody Burrow. Jody lost his sig...
• Drury Finishes 10th Among NCAA-II Schools And 78th Overall In NCSA Collegiate Power Rankings For 2011
• Former Panther Golf Standout Hay Earns Canadian Tour Card With Second-Place Finish At Q-School
• Public relations intern named finalist in national photo essay contest
• Soccer Panthers Brace For Visits From No. 1 Northern Kentucky, Bellarmine
• DU Women's Soccer Entertains Northern Kentucky, No. 22 Bellarmine In GLVC Matches
• DU Volleyball Plays Host To GLVC West Foes UMSL, Maryville This Weekend
• Chattin' With Stratton, A Drury Baseball Blog: "Going To The Chapel ..."
• Former DU Golf Standout Thomas Hay Closes In On Canadian Tour Card
• It's Homecoming Week at Drury, and tonight's event will be a Battle of the Bands...
• Tomorrow is Founders' Day at Drury! Celebrate at convo with alumnus Phil Page, a...
• Chemistry professor publishes new textbook chapter
• Public lecture series to focus on metal-based drugs
• Vanderwal's 28th-Place Finish Sparks Panthers To Ninth At Dornick Hills Classic
• Richter publishes two research articles
• Attention future Drury students: Take a look at this video from the Office of Ad...
• Speaker to discuss ‘The Culture of Connectivity’
• Hey Breech majors (and alumni, faculty, staff and interested parties) - be sure...
• Ozarks Writing Project receives additional award
• Jazz studies program co-sponsors Jazz Festival 2011
• Research published in inorganic biochemistry journal
• Choate, DU Women's Golf Finish Second At USI Screaming Eagles Classic
• Panther Run To Benefit "Care To Learn" Returns To O'Reilly Center On Saturday, October 1
• This Week In Drury Athletics (September 19-25) ... Home GLVC Soccer, Volleyball Highlight Big Week As Part Of "Fall Homecoming"
• Hutchison Goal Gives Drury Men 1-0 GLVC Road Win At Southern Indiana
• No. 9 Central Missouri Sweeps Drury Volleyball 3-0 in Warrensburg
• DU Women’s Soccer Suffers 3-1 Road Loss at Southern Indiana
• Drury Women's Tennis Drops Matches in Second Day of Action at ITA Midwest Regional
• Panthers Fall 3-1 At Rockhurst In GLVC Match
• Panthers Fall 3-1 At Rockhurst In GLVC Match
• Drury Volleyball Sweeps Cardinals of William Jewell in 3-0 GLVC Road Win
• Schaeftlemeier Advances to Round of 16 at Opening Day of ITA Midwest Regional
• Drury Men's Soccer Scores Four Second Half Goals to Down Kentucky Wesleyan 4-1 in GLVC Road Action
• Panthers Blast Kentucky Wesleyan 5-1 for GLVC Road Win
• Want to keep up with news around campus? Be sure to follow Kaitlyn for updates o...
• Chemistry professor publishes article in crystal engineering journal
• Rosin up your bows, Drury - The Charlie Daniels Band is coming to the O'Reilly F...
• Religious studies faculty conducts research at Harvard Divinity School
• President Todd Parnell is going back to school! Follow his adventures beginning...
• Director receives grant to research superconducting materials
• Volleyball Panthers Look To Get Back On Track In Weekend Trip To KC Area
• National Society of Collegiate Scholars receives a Bronze STAR
• DU Women's Soccer Visits Wesleyan For Friday GLVC Play
• Soccer Panthers Seek GLVC Victory At Kentucky Wesleyan On Friday
• Moon City Press releasing new book on local folk artist
• Major gift commitment to turn Gohn Hall dream into reality
• Student’s heritage embraced, displayed at internship
• The Fanthers are taking over campus! Check out Fanthers Faces photos from last n...
• DU Women's Soccer Edges Harding 2-1 On Pair Of Nicole Williams Goals
• Soccer Panthers Defeat Harding 1-0 in Non-Conference Action Tuesday Night
• Missouri S & T Rallies For 3-2 Victory Over Panthers In Matchup Of GLVC West Volleyball Contenders
• Have you heard? Drury is hosting a tailgate party before tonight's big games! Th...
• Join us this Thursday, Sept. 15 at 11 a.m. for convo speaker Leith Sharp and her...
• Student group wins honorable mention from American Chemical Society
• Students, faculty present research at Geological Society of America meeting
• Lady Panthers Finish Second, Choate Third In Drury Fall Shootout At Silo Ridge
• Lady Panthers Finish Second, Choate Third In Drury Fall Shootout At Silo Ridge
• Missouri State named a military friendly school
• Drury's Kelsey Ward Among Nine Finalists For NCAA Woman Of The Year Award
• Drury's Kelsey Ward Among Nine Finalists For NCAA Woman Of The Year Award
• Family Day is scheduled for October 8, and we have a wonderful weekend of events...
• West’s photography of Mississippi exhibited in New Orleans
• And we're back! After two years of just missing out in the U.S. News and World R...
• Drury Women's Golf Sits In Second Place After Opening Round Of DU Fall Shootout At Silo Ridge
• Drury Women's Golf Sits In Second Place After Opening Round Of DU Fall Shootout At Silo Ridge
• Hospitality student wins prestigious national scholarship
• Outpost, a Christian praise and worship band, will be playing at Chow & Chapel T...
• DU Women's Soccer Entertains Harding Tuesday Night At The Cooper Soccer Complex
• DU Women's Soccer Entertains Harding Tuesday Night At The Cooper Soccer Complex
• Drury Men's Soccer Plays Host To Harding Tuesday Night At Harrison Stadium
• Drury Men's Soccer Plays Host To Harding Tuesday Night At Harrison Stadium
• Students’ poetry published in new book
• Volleyball Panthers Complete Homestand With Tuesday GLVC Match Against Rival Missouri S & T
• Volleyball Panthers Complete Homestand With Tuesday GLVC Match Against Rival Missouri S & T
• This Week In Drury Athletics ... Big Tuesday Night Of Home Events Highlights Schedule
• Soccer Panthers Use Langford Goal To Outlast Rockhurst For 1-0 GLVC Victory
• Soccer Panthers Use Langford Goal To Outlast Rockhurst For 1-0 GLVC Victory
• Drury, Rockhurst Battle To Scoreless Draw In Women's Soccer Home Opener
• Drury, Rockhurst Battle To Scoreless Draw In Women's Soccer Home Opener
• Volleyball Panthers Surge Past Pitt State 3-1 To Improve To 6-1 On The Season
• Drury Sweeps Past Illinois-Springfield 3-0 In Saturday Opener At O'Reilly Center
• Drury Men’s Soccer Suffers 2-1 Double Overtime Loss at William Jewell in GLVC Opener
• Drury Women’s Soccer Falls 2-1 in GLVC Opener at William Jewell
• Volleyball Panthers Blank Quincy 3-0 in GLVC Opener At O'Reilly Center
• Biology professor co-authors book chapters on seabird islands
• Tickets went on sale to the public today for the Ozark Mountain Daredevils, Nitt...
• Student presents research at history conference
• Rogersville manufacturer announces 70,000 sq. ft. expansion, 30 new jobs
• International journal publishes chemistry faculty member’s research
• Students original 9/11 posters to be displayed at OTC
• Chamber adds 420 members, breaking records along the way
• Center for Archaeological Research receives funds for study of Rolling Forks site
• Don't miss this morning's featured convo speaker, Fabien Cousteau (grandson of J...
• James Broucek discusses Islam in the modern world
• KSMU journalist recognized for excellence in legal journalism
• We'd like to introduce you to Molly, a junior advertising & public relations maj...
• Missouri State University presents Public Affairs Week 2011
• Panthers Kick Off GLVC Action Friday At League Newcomer William Jewell
• DU Women's Soccer Opens GLVC Play Friday At William Jewell
• Volleyball Panthers Open Homestand Friday Against GLVC Rival Quincy
• Vanderwal Second, Panther Golfers Finish Fourth At Missouri Intercollegiate
• Blindness skills project receives renewed funding
• Research results in significant breakthroughs for grape, wine industry
• DU Golfers In Fifth Place After 36 Holes Of Missouri Intercollegiate
• The Drury Bookstore is under new management and seeking input on how they can im...
• Celebrate Veterans Day on Nov. 11 at Drury with an all-star concert featuring th...
• Body scanner can put the right size at your fingertips
• This Week In Drury Athletics - Heavy Home Slate Highlight's Second Week Of New School Year
• Drury Women’s Soccer Scores Three First Half Goals in 4-1 Victory Over Ferris State
• DU Freshmen Haas and Mathis Team Up to Give Panther Men 2-0 Win at Delta State
• Volleyball Panthers Down Lake Superior State, Urbana In Ferris State Invitational
• DU Women's Soccer Takes Down Ohio Dominican 2-0 in Season Opener
• DU Women's Soccer Takes Down Ohio Dominican 2-0 in Season Opener
• Public Affairs Week 2011 events to engage campus and community
• Volleyball Panthers Open Season With Split Of Matches Friday In Ferris State Invitational
• Have you met Jimmy yet? He's our basketball fanatic senior blogger from Oklahoma...
• Musicians and craftsmen celebrate life in the Ozarks at annual festival
• DU Men's Soccer Falls 2-1 in Season Opener at Ouachita Baptist
• DU Men's Soccer Falls 2-1 in Season Opener at Ouachita Baptist
• Beginning Of The Year Primer: The Many Ways To Connect With Drury Athletics
• The new FSC Plaza is now open!
• Want to head downtown for the First Friday Art Walk this Friday? SUB is sponsori...
• Young Volleyball Panthers Look To Keep Trending Upward In 2011
• Young Volleyball Panthers Look To Keep Trending Upward In 2011
• DU Women's Soccer Opens Friday Vs. Ohio Dominican With New Faces In Key Spots
• DU Women's Soccer Opens Friday Vs. Ohio Dominican With New Faces In Key Spots
• Soccer Panthers To Feature Host Of Newcomers In Season Opener Thursday At Ouachita Baptist
• 'Tea-Party Conservative' Refutes Claims Of Obama Birth Certificate Forgery
• Drury Softball Ready To Unveil New-Look Squad In Fall Drills
• Missouri State announces Summer 2011 graduation candidates
• Missouri State announces Summer 2011 dean’s list
• Enjoy the chance to Soak Up Springfield tomorrow in the FSC Circle from 10:30 a....
• KSMU receives two grant renewals
• Lady Panthers Plan Basketball Caravan To Purdy On Saturday, September 17
• Lady Panthers Plan Basketball Caravan To Purdy On Saturday, September 17
• Public affairs theme examines Culture of Connectivity
• Singers invited to join MSU choir
• We are very excited to introduce Drury Unscripted, the home of Drury's new onlin...
• Opening convocation is this morning at 11 a.m. in Clara Thompson Hall. President...
• Professor receives funding to continue work with circus
• Dr. Kenneth Coopwood hired as VP for diversity and inclusion
• Computer services receives grant for Unified Digital Campus
• Back to School for Springfield - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• We've been so excited to see all 1,628 of these faces on campus today!
• "Breakfast With The Lady Panthers" Set For Saturday, September 10
• First we're ranked as a "cool school" by the Sierra Club, and now Her Campus has...
• B.J. Flores To Return To O'Reilly Family Event Center To Headline October 15 Boxing/MMA Card
• Already need a break from the first day of classes? Take a moment to re-live the...
• "BBall And BBQ With The Panthers" Set For Wednesday, September 7 At The O'Reilly Center
• Fall classes begin with 15,212 students enrolled
• Don't miss tonight's festivities on Drury Lane! There will be live music, games,...
• Missouri State opening day enrollment down slightly
• It's official! Drury is a "cool school!" (We always knew it - we're just glad th...
• Check out our new students and the Drury Move-In Crew in action as we continue t...
• Missouri State receives ‘Best in the Midwest’ designation
• Professor receives national funding to continue project
• Colbie Caillat and Andy Grammer are coming to the O'Reilly Family Event Center o...
• Welcome to campus, new students and families! Move-in is going wonderfully so fa...
• OTC Center for Workforce Development to hold free safety seminar for transportation industry
• Foursquare users: We need your help! Drury is working to create several useful c...
• Second Annual Drury Baseball Golf Tournament Set For October 7 At Millwood
• The 2011-2012 convocation series schedule has been posted! Take a look to learn...
• Communication important in reducing conflict with healthcare provider
• School of Social Work director receives funding for program
• Tee Talk With Tinkler: Golf Blog No. 4 - Summer Wrapup Edition
• Tee Talk With Tinkler: Golf Blog No. 4 - Summer Wrapup Edition
• Community event to open new OTC Lebanon Center Thursday
• Grant establishes the VESTA National Center of Excellence
• Basketball Panthers Unveil 2011-12 Schedule
• Lady Panthers Announce 2011-12 Basketball Slate
• DU Women's Soccer Tabbed For Sixth In GLVC Coaches Preseason Poll
• Grants benefit deaf, hard of hearing pre-K-12 students
• Drury Has 80 Student-Athletes Honored With D-II ADA Academic Achievement Awards
• Panthers Picked For Fifth In GLVC Men's Soccer Preseason Poll
• Communication important in reducing conflict with healthcare provider
• Faculty receive grant to continue GLADE program
• Professor highlights events commemorating the Battle of Wilson’s Creek
• Here's your last chance to join in the fun and be featured in the fall 2011 issu...
• Get ready for an incredible fall concert: Colbie Caillat is coming to the O'Reil...
• Volleyball Panthers Picked For Third In GLVC West In Preseason Coaches Poll
• It's almost that time of year again, and we're gearing up to welcome all of our...
• Professors receive funding for cochlear implant project
• Softball Announces Fall Schedule
• Panthers To Hold "Volleyball 101 Party" On August 19th At O'Reilly Center
• Crusaders Picked 5th In HAAC Coaches Poll
• Ozarks Technical Community College and Mizzou to announce academic agreements
• Ozarks Technical Community College and Mizzou announce online academic partnership
• Board of Governors elects new officers for 2011-12 academic year
• Drury Swimmer Kelsey Ward Named GLVC Woman Of The Year, Eligible For NCAA Top Honor
• School districts will continue to receive support through Project Access
• Drury Men's Golf Fundraiser Tournament Seeking Teams For August 12 Event
• Library professor receives the Paul Morris Community Service Award
• Professor receives funding for study of pulsating subdwarf B stars
• Drury University continues to gain recognition as a community of excellence. The...
• Grant to improve science literacy
• New DU Student Fan Group - "The Fanthers" - Now Forming For 2011-12
• In order to promote a clean, sustainable environment and to respect the health o...
• Professor contributes expertise to children’s musical
• Grants to university exceed $18 million
• Planning staff, center receive funding for transportation project
• Missouri State to award 560 degrees during summer commencement
• Professor receives funding for bat habitat studies
• New book examines the components of service learning
• Business In Action: Murphy Business & Financial Corporation – Central Region
• Roger Brown: Urban Traumas And Natural Disasters Opens At Springfield Art Museum
• Check out Drury's profile in the Springfield Business Journal's Economic Impact Awards issue!
• Drury Women's Golf Finishes 23rd Nationally (All Divisions) In Team GPA
• The 2011 University of Phoenix Commencement Ceremony is about to begin. Watch live by visiting
• CAR director receives funding for archaeological project
• Professor receives funding to study water pollution controls
• MSU seeks nominations for honorary doctor’s degree
• Fitzie's Bitzies, A DU Volleyball Blog, Volume 5: Season Is Just Around The Corner!
• Former DU Soccer Standout Ben Taylor Named Interim Head Coach At Iowa Central Community College
• Broadband planning project receives funding
• Community invited to summer choir concert
• Renovations update look, safety of residence halls
• Fourth Annual Lady Panthers Basketball Fundraising Golf Tournament Set For September 11 At Deer Lake
• Col. Mike McCalister Endorsement by Veterans in Dfense of Liberty Action Committee
• TRIO Upward Bound program empowers students to attend college
• We're so proud of all the students & faculty that are a part of Summer Scholars each year. Read more about the program and this year's students:
• Zoo Announces Giraffe Calf’s Name
• Public Invited to Help Name Zoo’s Giraffe Calf
• OTC SkillsUSA students bring home 10 medals from national competition
• Baseball Panthers Knese, Potts Named To ABCA All-Midwest Region Squad
• Ozark company announces 65 new jobs
• Giraffe Calf Born at Zoo
• Undergraduate research conference receives funding
• Our campus phone system is currently down. We recommend using email for the most effective communication with campus departments, faculty and staff. The link below is the campus directory that includes email address for personnel. Thank you for your pati
• Drury University And Athletics Phones Are Down Campus-Wide ... Here's How To Contact Us
• Scholarships for the education of the deaf and hard of hearing receive funding
• Book lists for the Fall 2011 semester are now available through the Drury bookstore. Here's the most up-to-date list, although some instructors may not have submitted information yet. If your class isn't listed, keep checking back.
• OTC to host emergency medical training for Cox Hospitals
• Professor receives funding for bat habitat study
• Lady Panthers Basketball Finishes Third Nationally In Team GPA, Named To WBCA Academic Top 25 Honor Roll
• Zoobilee Brings Music and Entertainment To Dickerson Park Zoo
• Ten EU Teams Earn NAIA Team Scholar Awards
• Wow - you've all had some great responses so far to our 140 Characters in 140 Characters submissions for the fall 2011 Drury magazine. Thank you! If you haven't joined in yet, take a look and be a part of the fun - and have a chance to be feat
• Advanced Education Nursing Traineeship program awarded grant
• We know all you wanna do is see Sheryl Crow headline a show at the O'Reilly Family Event Center next Friday. Don't worry - the countdown to the show won't go anywhere but down, and we know you're strong enough to wait. But if it makes
• Low Income Tax Clinic receives grant to continue community assistance
• Former Drury Student-Athletes ... We Want To Re-Connect With You!
• Foundation celebrates record-breaking year in gifts
• The O'Reilly Family Event Center has a new website designed to keep you updated with the latest events coming up at the center. Be sure to bookmark it and check back often for information on new concerts, special events and Drury Panthers athletics!
• "Fitzie's Bitzies," A Drury Volleyball Blog: No. 3
• Drury Baseball Adds Kickapoo Standout Reed, D-I Transfer Borgschulte For 2011-12
• Tee Talk With Tinkler, Blog No. 2 (July 6, 2011)
• Living on campus this fall? You can order your bedroom linens in advance! Check it out:
• Get connected with your major, favorite organizations and other departments at Drury with our ever-growing list of campus social media accounts.
• Chamber is developing a mobile App that lists ALL members
• OTC parking lots open to the public for Fireworks at the Field on Saturday, July 2
• Missouri State School of Social Work earns reaccreditation
• Leadership development program accepting applications
• ‘Comprehensive Tobacco Control’ program extended for another year
• Drury Wellness also has a new Facebook page - check it out for more information about classes, facilities and wellness initiatives on campus!
• Be sure to check out the recently launched Rolla campus page on Facebook!
• Former Drury Basketballer Charles Pace Helps Missouri Team To National Senior Games Title
• Ozarks Writing Project receives renewal of funding
• PROFormance Powertrain Products announces expansion in Springfield; 131 new jobs
• Explore an exhibit that combines science and art
• Hospitality, restaurant administration receives donation from Drury Hotels
• Clif Smart named interim president of Missouri State
• President Cofer announces plan to return to faculty
• Roger Shimomura: Minidoka On My Mind Opens At Springfield Art Museum
• Call For Entries - PRINTS U.S.A. 2011
• Science, art come alive in new exhibit
• Check Out "Tink's Tee Talk," Our New Drury Women's Golf Blog
• Demolition underway at future home of OTCs Table Rock Campus
• Director presents workshop on stalking on college campuses
• Drury has a new Facebook page designed to help users find the information that matters to them! Check out how Drury senior John Dozier created the page in chalk, then take a look at the new page at
• Introducing Our New Drury Softball Blog ... "Keeping It Real With Chantiel"
• OTC Foundation receives $15,000 from BKD Foundation for building expansion
• History, anthropology faculty honored with university awards
• Fitzie's Bitzies For June 20-26: Special Guest Column By DU Senior Ali Rook
• Annual Drury Men's Basketball Golf Tournament, The Marty Ross Invitational, Set For August 29 At Millwood
• Drury Student-Athletes Making A Difference ...
• Graduate student participates in national listening research
• Dr. Belinda McCarthy returning to faculty position to focus on Master of Student Affairs in Higher Education program
• Professor publishes illustrated history book
• Art Goes Wild At The Zoo
• Ozarks Technical Community College to become system
• Official summer enrollment nearly 5,000 at Ozarks Technical Community College
• Fundraising efforts, practices receive national recognition
• Summer Fight Night at the O'Reilly is coming to Drury, and tickets are on sale now for the Drury community (general public tickets are on sale Thursday.) Don't miss the first professional boxing event at O'Reilly, which will feature local
• Professor awarded funds for dairy processing plant feasibility study
• Finch’s book utilized during Princeton workshop
• Lady Panthers Finish 14th Nationally In D-II Attendance In NCAA's Final 2010-11 Figures
• Lady Panthers Finish 14th Nationally In D-II Attendance In NCAA's Final 2010-11 Figures
• Professor shares findings, insights from archaeological dig in Israel
• Naming ceremony celebrates the new Bond Learning Center
• Missouri State extends contract with legislative consultant Jerry Burch
• Missouri State University Board of Governors approves 2011-12 budget
• Students recognized at third annual criminology conference
• Free training will prepare citizens for victim-offender mediation
• Drury Finishes 11th Nationally In NCAA-II Learfield Director's Cup All-Sports Standings For 2010-11
• Football Staff Names Ben Blake As New Offensive Line Coach
• OTC Center for Workforce Development to host Small Business Subcontractor Networking Event
• Chemistry professor gets funding for research project
• History is alive right here on our campus - check this out:
• Physical therapy, dance come together for new study
• Funk, Hay Named To Ping Division II All-Midwest Regional Squad
• We apologize for the inconvenience our service interruption has caused. We know you are frustrated, and we have been working around the clock to resolve these issues as quickly as possible. University leaders are working with your instructors who underst
• Professor receives funding to establish new scholarship
• Students travel to Greece for Special Olympics World Games
• Pybas wins STAR award
• What are you doing staring at that screen? Get outside & explore the Ozarks this summer! Current students, faculty and staff are encouraged to make use of The Gear Closet, a new outdoor recreation rental program at Drury. Great rates give you access
• Check Out The New Drury Baseball Blog ... The First Installment Of "Chattin' With Stratton"
• Drury's Ja'Nell Jones, Katrina Choate Named GLVC Scholar-Athlete Award Winners
• Fashion, interior design students gain access to new technology, Mockshop
• Local archaeology project receives funds
• Summer's great and all, but we miss our students. Since we know you miss us too, we want to help you start thinking about the upcoming school year with our Design Your Dorm app. Choose your residence hall or apartment, then place furniture, posters,
• American Products, LLC expanding in Springfield region
• Economics head co-edits journal
• Panthers, With Two Squads, Tip It Off This Wednesday In The Courts Summer College Pro-Am League
• Panthers, With Two Squads, Tip It Off This Wednesday In The Courts Summer College Pro-Am League
• Professor compiles new book for the American College of Sports Medicine
• Lady Panthers Open Play At The Courts Summer College Pro-Am League On Wednesday (June 15)
• CNAS announces leadership changes
• O'Reilly Family Event Center To Host B.J. Flores' Championship Boxing/MMA Card On July 23
• Drury Leads Way With 30 Student-Athletes Honored With GLVC Council Of Presidents Academic Awards
• EU Athletics year in review
• Students, we need your help! We're trying to compile a list for incoming students of some of your favorite inexpensive things to do in Springfield as well as some of the businesses around town that offer discounts with your ID. We have a short list
• Official OTC Logos en Wordmarks
• Summer classes begin with nearly 5,000 students, up 8.8 percent
• Research director receives funding for survey
• Drury communication professor Jonathan Groves talks social media savvy and smarts with local media. Check out the story below!
• Evangel Athletics Extends Broadcast Agreement With ESPN 1400 and Clear Channel Radio
• Garland recognized for his work with graduate students
• Don't Miss The First Installment Of "Fitzie's Bitzies" - A Drury Volleyball Blog
• Biology students continue work during break
• Steve Jenkins To Be Inducted Into Springfield Area Sports Hall of Fame
• Second String Candidate Joins Democrats
• Summer choir has openings for singers
• Student honored with public affairs award
• Project Access receives additional funding to support autism resources for educators
• Drury Places 139 Student-Athletes On GLVC All-Academic Awards List
• Multi-platinum recording artists Chicago will perform at the O'Reilly Center on August 9th. Tickets go on sale today, so head over to drurytickets.com and get your seat for an Evening with Chicago.
• Video Recounts Joplin Tornado Assistance Trip For Drury Baseball And Other DU Student-Athletes
• Video Recounts Joplin Tornado Assistance Trip For Drury Baseball And Other DU Student-Athletes
• Read about 2008 Drury graduate and current medical student Michael Kabonic's heroics following the May 22 tornado in Jopin.
• Former Nixa Standout Ben Fisher Commits To Drury Basketball For 2011-12
• Drury Volleyball Adds Texas Recruit Janey Phillips To 2011-12 Class
• Three Baseball, Five Softball Players Named NAIA Academic All-Americans
• Smith To Coach Both Drury Tennis Teams In 2011-12
• Graduate student to present at national restorative justice conference
• IDEA Exposition Office Walk spotlights recent expansions, investments
• Football Program Unveils New Jerseys For 2011 Season
• Ostrem Finishes 11th in Steeplechase at NAIA National Meet
• Tennis Duo and Men's Golfer Named NAIA Academic All-Americans
• Lady Crusaders Sign Kickapoo's Jordan Graham
• Villaneuva Named To All-Midwest Region First Team By NCBWA
• Ostrem Advances In Steeplechase At NAIA Nationals; Hestand 33rd in 10,000 Meter Run
• Hestand Completes Preliminary Round of 5,000 meter Run at NAIA National Meet
• Drury Men's Soccer Adds Three To 2011-12 Recruiting Class
• Joplin Relief Scams/Politics Expected To Rise
• OTC collecting donations until 5 p.m. Thursday for Joplin tornado recovery effort
• Want to be featured in the Fall 2011 issue of Drury Magazine?? We're looking for 140 Drury folks to sound off in 140 characters or less with their best moment or memory of 2011 so far. Just follow the link below, share your thoughts (and a photo of
• Drury Athletics Up To Fourth Nationally In D-II Learfield Directors' Cup Rankings
• Drury Athletics Up To Fourth Nationally In D-II Learfield Directors' Cup Rankings
• Tennis Signs Lyvia Gomes
• Danelle Billings Named NAIA All-American
• Watercolor U.S.A. Opens At Springfield Art Museum
• Richwood Valley campus FEMA shelter open during Tornado Watches
• Joplin Relief Drive
• Drury Women's Soccer Completes Five-Member 2011-12 Recruiting Class
• Children of Eden
• First truckload of donations to leave OTC for Joplin
• A group of Drury students have arranged for donation boxes in the FSC Downunder to benefit those affected by the Joplin tornado. We're looking to collect men's & women's clothing, blankets, toiletries and more. The boxes will be there
• Drury Baseball Organizes Group To Aid Joplin Tornado Workers, Victims On Thursday ... Accepting Food, Beverage Donations For Trip
• O'Reilly Family Event Center Gears Up To Host MBCA High School Basketball Challenge Saturday And Sunday
• OTC collecting donations for Joplin tornado recovery effort
• Updated: Springfield reaching out to help Joplin (resource list)
• The Drury community is rallying behind its neighbors in Joplin. If you're looking for ways to help, please take a look at the Google Document shared through our Leadership & Volunteer Development for a list of donation drop-off sites through sou
• Andi Anti Earns First Team All-Midwest Region Honors
• Tennis Signs Kailey Roland Out of Lamar
• A big welcome to our four new Board of Trustees members: Jan Baumgartner, Beth Pile, Dr. Norm Ridder and John Twitty.
• Michael, Vaughan Join Choate On All-GLVC Women's Golf Squad
• Trio Of Baseball Panthers Named To Daktronics All-Midwest Region Second Team
• Tennis Has Two Named All-Conference
• Wondering how Drury's SIFE team continues to excel year after year? See for yourself - check out a video of the presentation that earned the team first runner-up honors at the 2011 SIFE USA National Exposition.
• On May 14, 2011, Drury University conferred degrees to 635 graduates in the first commencement ceremonies in the O'Reilly Family Event Center. Congratulations to the newest class of Drury graduates.
• Our baseball men were representing Drury at the GLVC Tournament during Saturday's commencement, so graduating players missed the chance to walk across the stage - until yesterday, when the university held a brief ceremony so that these graduates wou
• Drury University Staff, Faculty Pay Tribute To Dr. Edsel Matthews At Reception
• Drury University Staff, Faculty Pay Tribute To Dr. Edsel Matthews At Reception
• In Case You Missed It ... Video Of Drury Swimming's Appearance On CBS "Winter Highlights" Show
• In Case You Missed It ... Video Of Drury Swimming's Appearance On CBS "Winter Highlights" Show
• Confidence in local economy rises with increased jobs and expansion announcements
• Nick Hestand Qualifies For NAIA Nationals In 10,000 Meter Run
• Congratulations to all 635 graduates!
• Northern Kentucky Downs Baseball Panthers 7-4 In GLVC Tournament Elimination Game
• Choate Finishes 34th In NCAA-II Women's Golf Championships
• It's commencement day!! Congratulations to all of our spring 2011 graduates! We know you're busy celebrating with your friends and family today, but if you have a second, we'd love for you to comment and let us know what your future plans
• Middle College graduation set for Sunday
• Wixson, Panthers Mow Down Missouri S & T 7-4, Advance In GLVC Baseball Tournament
• Choate Posts Second Consecutive 75, Sits In Tie For 31st Entering Final Round Of NCAA-II Women's Golf Championships
• Congratulations to the Drury SIFE team! Another incredible showing at nationals to make our university proud.
• Baseball Panthers Fall to Northern Kentucky 7-3, Rally Past Bellarmine 13-12 To Stay Alive In GLVC Tournament
• Choate Fires A 75, Moves Into Tie For 28th Place At Halfway Point Of NCAA-II Women's Golf Championships
• No. 11 Vulcans of California-PA Prove Too Much for DU Women’s Tennis in 5-1 Loss in Sweet 16
• Cole Named GLVC Freshman Of Year, Panthers Place Six On All-GLVC Baseball Squads
• Choate Opens With An 81 At NCAA-II Championships Wednesday
• DU Men’s Tennis Falls 5-1 to St. Edward’s in NCAA-II Sweet 16
• Golf Finishes 4th at HAAC Championships
• Graduate student to present at homeland security conference
• Baseball Panthers, Northern Kentucky To Duel In GLVC Tournament Opener Thursday (9 a.m.) In St. Louis
• Drury's Katrina Choate Tees It Up In NCAA-II Championships Wednesday In Michigan
• DU Women's Tennis To Square Off Against California (Pa.) In NCAA Tourney Sweet 16
• DU Men's Tennis To Face St. Edward's In NCAA Tournament Sweet 16 Action Wednesday
• Drury's Jaime Villa Zapatero Claims GLVC's Prestigious Paragon Award
• Five Crusaders Named All-Conference
• Funk, Hay Named To All-GLVC Golf Squad
• Advisers receive national recognition for excellent academic advising
• Kristen Ostrem Sets HAAC Meet Record In Steeplechase
• Investing in personal health today brings benefits for tomorrow
• Gold Mountain Communications announces expansion, 140 new jobs, hiring immediately
• Knese Named GLVC Baseball Player Of The Week
• Ozark Public Television recognizes PBS KIDS GO!® contest winners
• Quentin Mack Wins 110 Meter High Hurdles To Pace Panthers at GLVC Outdoor Track and Field Championships
• Baseball Panthers Move School-Record Winning Streak To 13 Games With Sweep Of Maryville
• Drury Track and Field Opens Action at GLVC Outdoor Championships Saturday
• Panthers Push Winning Streak To 11 Games With Saturday GLVC Sweep Of Maryville To Clinch League Tourney Slot
• Evangel Falls In Game 5 of HAAC Tournament
• Baseball Panthers Close Regular Season With Four-Game GLVC Set Against Maryville At Meador Park
• Softball Goes 1-1 Friday In HAAC Championship Series
• Softball Panthers Fall To Lewis 1-0 In Eight Innings And 7-1 To Quincy In First GLVC Tournament Appearance
• Drury Softball Places Three On All-GLVC Squads
• Drury Softball Places Three On All-GLVC Squads
• Softball Opens Play Friday in HAAC Championship Series
• Here's another example of why Drury is so proud of our students - talent abounds at DU!
• Four Crusaders Named To All-HAAC Team
• Drury Golfers Finish 12th In NCAA-II Midwest/South Central Regional
• Attention Current Students: Want to keep up with all of the latest campus events and student news? Check out the new Drury Student Life Facebook page.
• Ozarks Food Harvest receives Chamber’s 2011 Small Business Award
• Drury Baseball Adds 12 In Spring Recruiting Class
• Softball Panthers Open First Appearance In GLVC Tourney With Friday Matchup Against No. 25 Lewis
• OTC Fine Arts Gallery to feature unique student artwork during First Friday ArtWalk
• OTC SkillsUSA students bring home 74 medals from state competition
• Panthers Bust Out The Big Bats In 14-1 Victory Over Pitt State On 'Saving Second Base' Night
• Fellowship provides professor opportunity to research in Europe
• Transfer adviser named one of 10 emerging leaders
• NCAA-II Midwest/South Central Regional Golf Rained Out Tuesday, Panthers And Field To Play 36-Hole Finale On Wednesday
• NCAA-II Midwest/South Central Regional Golf Rained Out Tuesday, Panthers And Field To Play 36-Hole Finale On Wednesday
• Wondering about all the digging happening in Burnham Circle? It's all part of a class project led by Dr. Lemont Dobson as he and his students work to discover if the hill running through campus is part of a Civil War entrenchment.
• Choate Qualifies For NCAA-II Championships For Second Straight Year, DU Squad Falls Just Short In Bid
• Choate Qualifies For NCAA-II Championships For Second Straight Year, DU Squad Falls Just Short In Bid
• New book published on ‘Justice, crime and ethics’
• Instructor receives state grant for water education
• Join us May 14 as we celebrate our spring 2011 graduates and the historic first commencement ceremonies to take place in the O'Reilly Family Event Center.
• Drury Men's Golf Tied For 12th After Opening Round Of NCAA-II Midwest/South-Central Regional
• Drury Men's Golf Tied For 12th After Opening Round Of NCAA-II Midwest/South-Central Regional
• Missouri State to award 2,524 degrees during spring commencement
• Drury Women's Golf Makes Move In Second Round Of NCAA-II East Regional
• Drury Women's Golf Makes Move In Second Round Of NCAA-II East Regional
• Former LB Trevon Meyers Competes In NAIA All-Star Game
• Drury's Joel Potts Named GLVC Baseball Player Of The Week
• Drury's Joel Potts Named GLVC Baseball Player Of The Week
• Drury Baseball Hosts Pitt State Tuesday In Non-Conference Game As Part Of 'Saving Second Base' Initiative
• Drury Baseball Hosts Pitt State Tuesday In Non-Conference Game As Part Of 'Saving Second Base' Initiative
• Drury Women's Tennis Headed Back To Florida For Sweet 16 After 5-1 Victory Over Northwood In NCAA-II Tourney
• Drury Women's Tennis Headed Back To Florida For Sweet 16 After 5-1 Victory Over Northwood In NCAA-II Tourney
• Drury Men's Tennis Advances To NCAA-II Sweet 16 With 5-1 Victory Over Southern Indiana
• Drury Men's Tennis Advances To NCAA-II Sweet 16 With 5-1 Victory Over Southern Indiana
• Students showcase skills, creativity to community
• Softball Sweeps HAAC Weekly Awards For 2nd Straight Week
• Team Captains Named For 2011
• Kristen Ostrem Breaks School Record In 1,500
• Drury Softball Is No. 7 Seed, Draws No. 2 Lewis In Opening Round Friday Of GLVC Tournament
• Drury Softball Is No. 7 Seed, Draws No. 2 Lewis In Opening Round Friday Of GLVC Tournament
• DU Women's Tennis, Northwood Hook Up Monday Morning In NCAA-II Second Round At Cooper
• DU Women's Tennis, Northwood Hook Up Monday Morning In NCAA-II Second Round At Cooper
• Drury Men's Tennis To Host Southern Indiana In GLVC Rematch Monday With NCAA Sweet 16 Berth At Stake
• Drury Men's Tennis To Host Southern Indiana In Rematch Monday With NCAA Sweet 16 Berth At Stake
• Choate Tied For 12th, Drury Women's Golf In Sixth After Opening Round Of NCAA-II East Regional
• Choate Tied For 12th, Drury Women's Golf In Sixth After Opening Round Of NCAA-II East Regional
• Red-Hot Baseball Panthers Push Winning Streak To Eight With Four-Game Sweep Of UMSL
• Red-Hot Baseball Panthers Push Winning Streak To Eight With Four-Game Sweep Of UMSL
• DU Softball Suffers Pair of GLVC Heartbreakers at UMSL to Wrap Up Regular Season
• Groover Jumps to 6-09 For Second Place Finish in High Jump at MSSU Bob Laptad /Bill Williams Invitational
• Knese Has Three-Homer Day, Panthers Drop UMSL In GLVC Pair At Meador
• Stephanie M. Bryant named College of Business Administration dean
• Panther Softball Team Earns First Ever GLVC Tournament Berth with GLVC Road Sweep Over Maryville
• Panther Softball Team Earns First Ever GLVC Tournament Berth with GLVC Road Sweep Over Maryville
• Lady Crusaders vs. Baker HAAC Playoffs, Friday 3pm
• Crusaders Advance In HAAC Playoffs With 2-0 Series Win Over Baker
• Drury Swimming To Be Featured On CBS "Winter Sports Highlights Show" Saturday (1 p.m.)
• Ward, Villa Zapatero Named Dr. Edsel Matthews Award-Winners At Drury All-Sports Banquet
• Don't miss the 11 a.m. Radio Flyer concert in Clara Thompson Hall as we wrap up the 2010-2011 convocation series, The Persistence of Memory: Perspectives on the Past. This is also your last chance to win in this year's Foursquare convo drawing
• Drury GLVC Softball Games At Maryvillle Moved To Friday
• On Tuesday, April 26, the Drury community came together for a campus-wide parade and celebration marking the unprecedented three consecutive national championships by our men's & women's swimming and diving teams. Way to go, Panthers!
• Tennis Hosts Men's and Women's HAAC Tournament
• Softball Opens HAAC Playoffs Friday
• OTC named one of top 120 community colleges in the nation
• Drury Baseball Series With UMSL Moved To Friday (Meador), Saturday (St. Louis)
• DU Softball Panthers Drop Pair With Pittsburg State in Wednesday Non-Conference Action
• DU Softball Panthers Drop Pair With Pittsburg State in Wednesday Non-Conference Action
• University of Phoenix announces, with great anticipation, the release of its PhoenixMobile App for the iPhone and iPod Touch. The new app allows students to keep up with their online classes on their mobile phone. Students can participate in classroom di
• Evangel Ends Regular With Sweep of Missouri Valley
• Stringam publishes ‘Balance,’ second children’s book in series
• Basketball Panthers Add Buie, Patterson To 2011-12 Recruiting Class
• Drury Tennis Squads To Host NCAA-II Regional Action Monday At Cooper
• Psychology professor receives teaching award
• Drury, City Of Springfield Honors Swimming And Diving Panthers For 'Three Sweep' Accomplishments With Tuesday Parade
• Drury, City Of Springfield Honors Swimming And Diving Panthers For 'Three Sweep' Accomplishments With Tuesday Parade
• Director of health center receives funding for project
• Missouri State students win media awards
• Hospitality, restaurant administration faculty present at international conference
• Director receives funding for hearing project
• Get your tickets now for the Drury Night with the Springfield Cardinals at Hammons Field. Free tickets for the Drury community are limited, so don't wait until it's too late. The game is scheduled for Monday, May 9 at 7 p.m.
• Drury Softball To Play Host To Pittsburg State In Wednesday Non-Conference Doubleheader (4 p.m.)
• Drury Softball To Play Host To Pittsburg State In Wednesday Non-Conference Doubleheader (4 p.m.)
• Joye Norris named associate provost for access and outreach
• Tired of the rain? Ready to get outside? The skies are forecast to clear in time for today's 4 p.m. parade celebrating our three straight men's & women's swimming and diving championships! The parade begins at Lynn & Jefferson and
• Drury Baseball vs Pittsburg State Postponed To Tuesday, May 3
• DU Women's Golf Qualifies For NCAA-II Super One Regional In Pennsylvania
• DU Women's Golf Qualifies For NCAA-II Super One Regional In Pennsylvania
• Music professor releases two new jazz albums
• Hestand Qualifies For Nationals; Ostrem Wins 5,000 Meter Run
• Student, department head publish research in journal
• Carrie’s Café teaches students, serves community
• Basketball Panthers Add MSU-West Plains Standout Teddy Simniok To 2011-12 Recruiting Class
• Basketball Panthers Add MSU-West Plains Standout Teddy Simniok To 2011-12 Recruiting Class
• Softball Sweeps HAAC Weekly Awards
• Varela Wins 1,500 Meter to Pace DU Women's Track at Dewey Allgood Classic
• Varela Wins 1,500 Meter to Pace DU Women's Track at Dewey Allgood Classic
• Drury Softball Strengthens Position In GLVC Tournament Berth Chase With Sweep Of Southern Indiana On Senior Day
• Drury Softball Strengthens Position In GLVC Tournament Berth Chase With Sweep Of Southern Indiana On Senior Day
• Choate Ties For Second, Drury Women's Golf Finishes In Tie For Third In GLVC Championships
• Choate Ties For Second, Drury Women's Golf Finishes In Tie For Third In GLVC Championships
• Baseball Panthers Complete Four-Game Sweep Of Illinois-Springfield By Taking Pair Saturday At Meador
• Baseball Panthers Complete Four-Game Sweep Of Illinois-Springfield By Taking Pair Saturday At Meador
• DU Women's Tennis Downs Lewis 5-2 to Claim 2011 GLVC Title
• DU Women's Tennis Downs Lewis 5-2 to Claim 2011 GLVC Title
• Panther Golfers Qualify For NCAA-II Midwest/South Central Regional Field
• Choate and Michael Tied For Seventh, Drury Women's Golf Sits In Third Place Entering Final Round Of GLVC Championships
• Graduate student receives funding for biology research
• Panther Women’s Tennis Takes Down UINDY & NKU to Advance To GLVC Championship
• DU Men’s Tennis Downs Bellarmine 5-0 in GLVC Quarterfinals
• Crusaders Finish Second At Hannibal-LaGrange
• Panther Bats Come Alive In Doubleheader Sweep Of Illinois-Springfield Friday At Meador Park
• Drury Softball Hosts Southern Indiana In Key GLVC Doubleheader Moved To Saturday Morning (10 a.m.) On Senior Day
• Drury Volleyball Brings 2011-12 Class To Six With Additions Of Heim, Inman
• Gamo, Marevic Named To All-GLVC Women's Tennis Squad
• Blair Named GLVC Tennis Freshman of the Year, Joins Gonda On All-GLVC Squad
• Second Annual Bed Bug Boot Camps Set for Joplin, Springfield
• Happy (early) Earth Day from Drury!
• Crusaders Host Lindenwood In 4-Game Series
• The spring 2011 issue of Drury Magazine is out! Get a sneak peak at what's inside and check out some of our exclusive web extras with the online version.
• It looks like the Office of Admission staff is once again up to their shenanigans! Take a look & listen to hear Evan and Matt's thoughts on the news that Sheryl Crow is coming to campus as they reminisce about the other incredible concerts that
• Hemmens receives recognition for work in criminal justice
• Drury Basketball Adds Tillery, Adams To 2011-12 Recruiting Class
• Drury Baseball Looks To Bounce Back With Four-Game GLVC Home Series Against Illinois-Springfield (Friday-Saturday)
• Crusaders Lose Game One, Second Game Suspended
• Crusaders Sweep Benedictine
• Enrichment EGGstravaganza
• OTCs Center for Workforce Development joins Missouri Solar Energy Industries Association
• Missouri S & T Sweeps Panthers In GLVC Pair At Meador
• Missouri S & T Sweeps Panthers In GLVC Pair At Meador
• Panther Softball Earns Non-Conference Split at Lincoln Wednesday
• Panther Softball Earns Non-Conference Split at Lincoln Wednesday
• Announcing the next big show at the O'Reilly Family Event Center: An Evening with Sheryl Crow on July 15 at 8 p.m.! Tickets go on sale to the general public next Monday, April 25 at www.drurytickets.com or at the O'Reilly Family Event Center bo
• Crusaders Sweep Graceland in DH
• Make sure to join in the fun of Earth Day at Drury tomorrow from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. and enjoy delicious food, fun crafts, giveaways and more.
• Leadership & Volunteer Development is sponsoring a 2 hour volunteer opportunity tonight! Campus Cleanup 6 to 8 p.m. Meet in the Green Space (rain location FSC Downunder) There will be prizes!
• Design student wins top spot in bridal gown design competition
• The Foreigner
• Defense student wins prestigious fellowship
• Crusaders Finish 2nd At William Jewell
• Drury Softball Takes Four-Game Winning Streak to Lincoln On Wednesday
• Drury Softball Takes Four-Game Winning Streak to Lincoln On Wednesday
• Plan a vacation with purpose, gain global perspective
• Drury To Hold Cheerleading Tryouts For 2011-12 Squad On Sunday, May 22
• Rain Cancels Final Round Of GLVC Men's Golf Championships; Lewis Claims Team Title, DU's Funk Ties For Second
• Lady Crusaders Sign Texas G/F Torie Grayson
• Dubinsky awarded designation by international foundation
• Funk Tied For Second, Panthers In Third After Opening Day's Play In GLVC Men's Golf Championships
• Baseball Panthers Play Host To S & T In Key West Doubleheader Tuesday At Meador (3 p.m. Start)
• Public forum to address health care confusion, challenges
• Baseball Panthers Regroup To Earn Sunday, Series Split With GLVC West Leader Quincy
• Baseball Panthers Regroup To Earn Sunday, Series Split With GLVC West Leader Quincy
• Choate, DU Women's Golf Finish Second In Weather-Shortened Lewis Aviator Classic
• Choate, DU Women's Golf Finish Second In Weather-Shortened Lewis Aviator Classic
• Groover PlacesThird in High Jump, Wojan 7th in 800 Meter at 62nd K.T. Woodman Invitational
• DU Baseball Panthers Split on Opening Day of Quincy Series
• DU Baseball Panthers Split on Opening Day of Quincy Series
• DU Men's Tennis Takes GLVC Pair at UMSL & Maryville
• DU Men's Tennis Takes GLVC Pair at UMSL & Maryville
• DU Women's Tennis Picks Up Pair of GLVC Road Wins at UMSL & Maryville
• DU Women's Tennis Picks Up Pair of GLVC Road Wins at UMSL & Maryville
• DU Softball Panthers Earn GLVC Home Sweep Over Miners of Missouri S&T
• DU Softball Panthers Earn GLVC Home Sweep Over Miners of Missouri S&T
• White Squad Scores Late In Spring Game For 17-7 Win
• Lady Crusaders Split DH at Baker
• OTC chapter of Phi Theta Kappa earns eight international awards
• Cell, molecular biology students have review of research published
• Welcome to Drury from some of our not-so-camera-shy student groups!
• Professor receives grant to study freshwater mussels
• Drury Lady Panthers Add Prep Standouts Gray, Shields To 2011-12 Recruiting Class
• Help Drury Baseball, Softball In 'Saving Second Base' For Breast Cancer Awareness
• Softball Panthers Play Host To Missouri S & T In Key GLVC Doubleheader Saturday
• Baseball Panthers Visit Quincy For Pivotal Four-Game GLVC Series
• Drury To Honor Swimming And Diving Success With Parade Through Campus On April 26
• Spring Game Saturday, 5:45pm at JFK Stadium
• Friday's Baseball and Softball Road DH's Postponed
• OTC Fine Arts Gallery to host area high school art competition
• OTC receives $25,000 gift from Jim and Cathy Moore, fulfilling a $100,000 pledge
• View Saturn during the NASA Public Observing Night April 29
• Do you Foursquare? (You really should - you could be in the running for a $50 Panera gift card today by checking in at Ric Burns' convo presentation. It's a 11 a.m. in Clara Thompson Hall. Check in, enjoy convo, and you just might be eating a L
• Happy Theme Day! Don't miss out on today's events, which include speakers, an archaeological dig of the campus' Civil War entrenchment in Burnham Circle, the student film contest and the Missouri premiere of Drew Emery's film, "I
• Students’ biomedical research published in peer reviewed journal
• International scientific journal publishes students’ cell research
• Renaissance Fair to celebrate Shakespeare’s birthday
• DU Softball Sweeps Central Missouri in Tuesday Non-Conference Play
• Pawan Kahol named interim graduate dean
• English professor emeritus publishes book about Lincoln heritage
• Football Spring Game Set For Saturday, Apr. 16, 5:45pm at JFK Stadium
• Earth Day Green Building Fair
• International Center assists students on campus, in community
• Hay, Funk Post Top 10 Finishes In Regional No. 3 Golf Tourney Monday
• Hay, Funk Post Top 10 Finishes In Regional No. 3 Golf Tourney Monday
• Lady Crusaders In Key HAAC DH vs. Lindenwood Monday
• DU Softball Plays Host To Central Missouri In Non-Conference Doubleheader Tuesday At Thompson
• DU Softball Plays Host To Central Missouri In Non-Conference Doubleheader Tuesday At Thompson
• Diversity and Economic Development Summit showcases opportunities, challenges for Springfield
• Lindenwood Sweeps Lady Crusaders In Doubleheader
• Kristen Ostrem Qualifies For National In 3,000 meter Steeplechase
• DU Volleyball's Ali Rook Selected To Participate In NCAA 'Career In Sports' Forum
• Hay Tied For Ninth To Lead Drury Golfers In Indianapolis Regional Tourney After Opening Round
• No. 16 Drury Men's Tennis Knocks Off No. 21 Northwood 5-3 in Indianapolis
• DU Women's Tennis Downs No. 25 Northwood 5-1 Sunday in Indianapolis
• No. 16 Panther Men's Tennis Team Edges Past Rockhurst 5-4 in GLVC Play
• DU Softball Earns GLVC Road Split at Rockhurst in Saturday Action
• Baseball Panthers Complete Four Game GLVC Sweep Of Rockhurst By Winning Pair On Saturday
• Crusaders Split Saturday DH at Culver-Stockton
• Lady Crusaders Win Twice Saturday At Rogers State Tournament
• Baseball Panthers Take Two From Rockhurst In GLVC Action Friday At Meador
• Drury Softball Panthers Split With Quincy in GLVC Home Pair
• Drury Softball Panthers Split With Quincy in GLVC Home Pair
• Five in running for the Chamber’s 2011 Small Business Award
• Drury's Kelsey Ward Named One Of Six National Finalists For Prestigious Walter Byers Postgraduate Scholarship By NCAA
• Drury's Kelsey Ward Named One Of Six National Finalists For Prestigious Walter Byers Postgraduate Scholarship By NCAA
• Missouri State receives grant funding for two academic initiatives
• Nursing faculty honored in “Salute to Nurses”
• OTC Turf and Landscape Management students earn awards and scholarships at national competition
• WECAN conference teaches community we can end child abuse now
• Crusaders Edged Twice at Culver-Stockton
• Lady Crusaders Go 1-2 In First Day of Rogers St. Tournament
• University celebrates Asian Pacific American Heritage Month
• Nick Hestand Breaks School Record In 5,000 Meter Run at Pittsburg State
• Lady Panthers Gibbons and Funderburk Spend Spring Break Helping Habitats For Humanity
• Drury Softball GLVC Twinbill With Quincy Moved To Friday At Thompson Field
• Baseball Panthers To Take On Rockhurst In GLVC Four-Game Series Friday And Saturday At Meador Park
• Advertising team partners with community hospitals to fight breast cancer
• Public Affairs Conference to focus on leadership
• Lady Crusaders Host 23rd Ranked MidAmerica Nazarene Wednesday
• Crusaders Snap Skid With DH Sweep Of St. Gregory's
• Baseball Panthers Drop Pair Of One-Run Decisions At Missouri S & T Wednesday
• Are you thinking about taking any courses over the summer? The schedule is out and and a website has been created to show you everything that is offered to get you into the summer classes you want now!
• Traditional Instrumental Music of China concert to feature guest artists, students
• Crusaders Split DH With #23 MidAmerica Nazarene
• No. 16 Panther Men’s Tennis Takes Down #32 Southwest Baptist 6-3
• Exhibit to feature Hermann Jaeger’s life, scientific contributions
• DU Soccer Announces Nine-Player Recruiting Class This Spring
• Drury Baseball Resumes GLVC Play With Wednesday Doubleheader At Missouri S & T
• Cirque de la Symphonie is coming to Drury, and you can win a pair of tickets for this incredible performance. The Springfield Symphony Orchestra will provide the musical backdrop to the amazing cirque acts on stage on Saturday, April 16. Just comment wit
• Body image weighs heavily on mind as summer approaches
• Crusaders Rally Past Graceland 5-4
• Water education project receives funding
• “Leadership in a Global Society” leads many to campus
• Drury Baseball Completes Sweep Of Oakland City With 19-6 Victory Sunday
• Hay Wins 'The Jewel' Individual Title, Paces Panthers Rally To Third Place Team Finish
• Choate Claims Individual Title, Panthers Finish Tied For Second In Drury Spring Shootout At Rivercut
• Drury Softball Panthers Drop GLVC Road Pair to Flyers of Lewis
• Drury Women's Golf Spring Shootout Suspended Saturday By Darkness
• Baseball Panthers Take Two From Oakland City Saturday
• Hay, Panthers In Seventh After Opening Round Of 'The Jewel' Golf Tourney
• DU Softball Panthers Split GLVC Pair at Illinois-Springfield
• Drury Men's Tennis Remains Perfect in GLVC Play With 7-2 Win Over Quincy
• Drury Women’s Tennis Pounds Quincy 8-1 in Saturday Action
• Crusaders Sweep Culver-Stockton
• Varela Wins 3,000 Meter, Busch Second in 3,000 Meter Steeplechase to Highlight Day One at Mizzou Relays
• Board of Governors approves tuition, fees for 2011-12
• Panther Women’s Tennis Opens GLVC Play with Dominating 9-0 Shutout Victory Over Illinois-Springfield
• No. 16 Drury Men's Tennis Team Opens GLVC Play With 8-1 Victory Over Ill.-Springfield
• Lady Crusasders Host Avila in a DH Friday
• Crusaders Host Central Baptist Friday
• Caira Dortch Named New Panthers Assistant Volleyball Coach
• Planning faculty, staff receive homeland security grant
• Economic growth is in the air!
• Drury Baseball Visits Oakland City For Non-Conference Weekend Series
• John Deere Reman to create jobs and bring investment to the area
• Worried about midterms? The Student Development Office maintains a list of peer tutors and guidance on setting up tutoring sessions, and you can now request information online.
• DU Softball Visits Illnois-Springfield, Lewis For Weekend GLVC Action
• Counseling clinic director certified as registered play therapist
• Coordinator elected president of international business chapter
• Long-time staff member honored with Friend of Education Award
• Crusaders Swept At Home By Central Baptist
• Lady Crusaders Sweep Avila in DH
• Missouri State staff members take part in educational mission
• Professor receives grant that supports RNA, DNA research
• Urban planning students helping create community garden
• Planning faculty, staff receive funding
• Drury Athletics Ranked 11th Nationally In Latest Learfield Directors' Cup All-Sports Standings
• Don't miss Jamaica Kincaid at 11 a.m. today in Clara Thompson Hall. Check in on Foursquare while you're there for a chance to win a $50 Domino's gift card!
• Lady Crusaders Sign Sierra McSpadden and Jamiee Shields From Crowder CC
• Five DU Pitchers Combine On Six-Hit Shutout As Panthers Drop Missouri Southern 1-0 At Meador
• Panther Softball Team Earns Sweep In Non-Conference Play at Pittsburg State
• ‘The Beaux Strategem’ to feature romance, comedy
• Crusaders Face Central Methodist In Key Doubleheader Wednesday
• Innovative ideas are key to economic growth
• Diversity and Economic Development Summit to explore diversity themes
• Drury Softball Hits Road For Non-League Doubleheader At Pitt State
• Drury Baseball Hosts Missouri Southern Wednesday In Non-Conference Test
• Hermann Jaeger, Ozark Grape Hunter: Saving European vineyards in the late 19th century
• Choate Finishes Fifth, Drury Seventh In 22-Team, CSU-Monterey Bay Lady Otter Classic
• Funk, Panther Golfers Finish Fourth In North Alabama Spring Classic
• Performance Food Group - Roma of Springfield expands local facility, adds jobs
• Drury's Gonda Named GLVC Tennis Player Of The Week
• Professor maintains relations, prepares research for book
• Congratulations to our SIFE team for winning regionals. Once again, our team will represent Drury in national competition!
• Casting, production create ‘reality’ for unscripted television
• O'Reilly Family Event Center To Play Host To First Annual MBCA Spring Awards Weekend, Including Missouri Challenge Basketball Tourney (April 29-May 1)
• Funderburk Named to Women's D-II Bulletin All-Freshman Team
• Tennis Match vs. Drury Postponed
• Chad Gillaspy Named NAIA-I Honorable Mention All-American
• Ashlee Luko and Caitlin Russell Named NAIA-I All-Americans
• DU Women's Golf Tied For Eighth After Opening Round Of CSU-Monterey Bay Lady Otter Invitational
• Drury Golfers In Fourth After 36 Holes Of North Alabama Spring Classic
• Dr. Frank Einhellig to focus on research, sponsored programs
• Education Day 2011 connects students and employers
• Relay for Life raises funds, fights cancer
• Marcela Rosales Named HAAC Player of the Week
• Four Women's Players, Two Men's Players Named Academic All-Americans
• 20th Ranked William Jewell Downs Evangel 6-3
• 2010 GSBOR Affiliate of the Year Award goes to Hogan Land Title Company
• Baseball Panthers Drop Doubleheader at Bellarmine Sunday
• Baseball Panthers Drop Doubleheader at Bellarmine Sunday
• Drury Softball Split Pair With Saint Joseph’s in GLVC Home Contests
• Drury Softball Split Pair With Saint Joseph’s in GLVC Home Contests
• Cole's Two-Run Single Lifts Baseball Panthers To Split Of Extra-Inning Games At Northern Kentucky
• Drury Men's Tennis Downs North Alabama 8-1 in Saturday Action
• OTC Fine Arts Gallery to hold opening reception during First Friday ArtWalk
• No. 15 Drury Men’s Tennis Blows Past #48 Delta State 8-1
• Regional demonstration grant to help equality
• Adviser awarded grant to study elderberry pests, diseases
• Professor receives awards to study risks to endangered bats
• Drury Softball Slated To Host Wisconsin-Parkside, Saint Joseph's In Weekend GLVC Action At Thompson Field
• Drury Softball Slated To Host Wisconsin-Parkside, Saint Joseph's In Weekend GLVC Action At Thompson Field
• Baseball Panthers Face Northern Kentucky, Bellarmine In Pair Of Road GLVC Doubleheaders
• Baseball Panthers Face Northern Kentucky, Bellarmine In Pair Of Road GLVC Doubleheaders
• #27 DU Women’s Tennis Falls 8-1 vs. #30 Georiga College & State University
• No. 15 Drury Men’s Tennis Suffers 6-3 Loss vs. No. 9 Georgia College & State University
• Season In Review: Basketball Panthers Fare Well In GLVC Yet Again, Clear NCAA-II Tourney Hurdle In 2010-11
• Lady Panthers' Basketball Banquet Scheduled For Sunday, April 17
• Drury Panthers Basketball Banquet Set For Sunday Night
• Student receives award for excellence in English education
• Missouri State receives bronze STARS sustainability rating
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• 2010 GSBOR Life Member Inductee – Jeff Parker
• 2010 Margaret Martin Cooperative Spirit Award from GSBOR goes to David Martin
• Planning staff receive grant funding
• No. 5 Argonauts of West Florida Down DU Men's Tennis 6-3
• No. 5 West Florida Proves Too Much for DU Women's Tennis in 9-0 Loss
• DU Women's Golf Finishes Fifth In Chico State Invitational
• Softball Opens Home and HAAC Schedule Tuesday vs. William Jewell
• Crusaders Sweep William Jewell In HAAC Opener
• Crusaders Rally To Split DH at Graceland
• Tennis Picks Up 7-1 Win at Missouri Baptist
• Panther Softball Team Swept in GLVC Road Action at Indianapolis
• Ecopalooza event to encourage sustainable living
• Missouri State service-learning featured in resource book
• Josh Engler Named HAAC Pitcher of the Week
• DU Softball Splits GLVC Pair at Northern Kentucky Sunday
• Baseball Panthers Swept By Defending National Champion Southern Indiana In Sunday Twinbill At Meador
• Drury Baseball Drops Kentucky Wesleyan 6-3, 4-1 For Sweep In GLVC Opener, Plays Host To Defending National Champion Southern Indiana Sunday (Noon)
• #15 DU Men's Tennis Downs No. 19 NW Missouri State 6-3
• March 28 panel to discuss ethics of Wikileaks
• Drury Softball Hits Road For GLVC Doubleheaders At Northern Kentucky, Indy
• #2 Concordia (Calif.) Has Huge First Half To End Evangel's Season In NAIA-I 2nd Round
• Baseball Panthers Open GLVC Play With Weekend Doubleheaders Against Kentucky Wesleyan, Defending National Champion Southern Indiana At Meador Park
• DU Men’s Tennis Team Downs Arkansas-Ft. Smith 7-2 in Thursday Home Match
• DU Women’s Tennis Falls to Lions of Arkansas-Ft. Smith 7-2
• Crusaders vs. Concordia (Calif.) in NAIA-I National Tournament 2nd Round
• Crusaders Advance In NAIA-I National Tournament With 79-71 Win Over Xavier (La.)
• Lady Crusaders Fall In NAIA-I National Tournament First Round
• Softball Postpones All Games This Week Following Death of Nychelle Goad
• Crusaders Sweep Benedictine In DH
• Exciting news announced today: The Center for Nonprofit Communication at Drury University will launch in June 2011, with a new Master of Arts in Communication with an emphasis in nonprofit communication degree program beginning in Fall 2011.
• Panthers Finish Fourth In Drury/Pasta House Invitational At Rivercut
• Panthers Finish Fourth In Drury/Pasta House Invitational At Rivercut
• Crusaders vs. Xavier (La.), NAIA-I First Round - Thursday, 2:15 p.m.
• Lady Crusaders vs. Bethel (Tenn.) - Thursday, 10:45 a.m.
• Professor receives award for learning disability research
• Increased educational capacity key to decreasing nursing shortage
• Trial set for Missouri man accused of abducting kids in Ozark
• Missouri man rescues son from submerged truck
• St. Louis-area towns quietly operate speed cameras
• Bill Cosby to be part of panel at Missouri high school
• Two die in fatal Jasper County accident
• Missouri agency touts flood insurance, preparation
• Parties want Hammons files closed
• Teaching student’s responsibility
• ROSE banquet recognizes top seniors
• Mushrooms: a (sometimes) edible fungus
• Missouri House backs restrictions on late-term abortions
• Circus delights girls recovering from fire
• Lot for women's shelter draws questions from neighborhood
• Philosophical differences separate City Council Zone 2 candidates
• Convoy of Hope readies to assist Japan
• Man charged is area's top cocaine dealer, source says
• Bears hope to get good times rolling again
• Lady Bears to host Rice in WNIT
• OTC chapter of Phi Theta Kappa receives more than a dozen honors at regional convention
• Funk Tied For Second, Drury Golfers Third After Opening Round Of Pasta House Invitational At Rivercut
• Funk Tied For Second, Drury Golfers Third After Opening Round Of Pasta House Invitational At Rivercut
• Drury's Andi Anti Named GLVC Softball Player Of The Week
• Drury's Andi Anti Named GLVC Softball Player Of The Week
• Congratulations to our men's and women's swimming & diving teams for their unprecedented three-time NCAA-II National Championships!
• Church leaders struggle to fight off stagnation in congregation
• Missouri transportation officials checking for potholes
• Abortion, union bills on tap in Missouri Legislature
• Men's and Women's Basketball Teams Head To NAIA-I National Tournament
• REALTOR Broker of the Year-2010
• REALTOR Salesperson of the Year-2010
• NWS: Snow may fall, but won't stick
• Blunt, Long call for more drilling
• Japan's devastation rekindles agony of 2004 tsunami for Indonesians
• Neosho-based couple injured in plane crash
• Early treatments best for allergies
• Students welcome new crossing over Fassnight
• Bears' tournament absence disappoints some MSU fans
• Hollister man shoots himself in the hand
• Audit request draws fire from Dems
• Parole hearings shrouded in secrecy
• Ex-smoker supports ban
• Preemie birth preventive cost spikes
• Bears on wrong side of NCAA bubble once again
• Restaurant inspections
• Gargus: Students need more education, not less
• Neosho-based aerobatics couple injured in Texas crash landing
• Lady Bears fall 69-41 to UNI in Valley title game
• Panthers' Incredible Second-Half Surge Falls Short In 83-76 Loss To Ferris State In NCAA-II MIdwest Regional Semifinals
• Panthers' Incredible Second-Half Surge Falls Short In 83-76 Loss To Ferris State In NCAA-II MIdwest Regional Semifinals
• Two men hospitalized in Jasper County crash
• C of O to host associates luncheon
• Drury Baseball Drops Non-Conference Game to Augustana 4-1
• Drury Baseball Drops Non-Conference Game to Augustana 4-1
• DU Softball Splits GLVC Home Pair With Kentucky Wesleyan
• DU Softball Splits GLVC Home Pair With Kentucky Wesleyan
• Hollister investigates self-inflicted gunshot wound to hand
• Springfield man suffers serious injuries in one-car crash
• NWS: Chance of rain today, snow Monday
• Panthers, Ferris State To Clash In NCAA-II Midwest Region Semifinals This Afternoon
• Should school taxes increase?
• 'It's all about connections,' recent grad says
• Branson hopes for tourism increase despite gas prices
• Ham radio operators are upset over bill
• Bears Softball win two
• Lady Bears in Missouri Valley Conference title game
• Parker: Broder was symbolic of reporters, bygone era
• Bredfeldt: Early childhood education affects future
• Two injured after Jeep runs off road
• Boss man hurt when car goes off road, flips
• Head-on-collision injures two cyclists
• Town names have plenty of history in the Ozarks
• Fallen soldier honored near creek he enjoyed
• Wet or dry theaters? April 5 vote will decide
• Four injured in wreck at Polk County intersection
• Lady Bears advance to Valley title game with 84-79 win
• Cyclists injured in head-on collision with car
• Two injured in Jeep accident
• Man injured after car runs off road
• Lady Panthers NCAA-II Run Ends With 70-51 Loss At Michigan Tech
• The "Three-Sweep" Is Complete ... Drury Repeats As Men's And Women's NCAA-II National Swimming And Diving Champions!
• Baseball Panthers Split Pair With Augustana in Saturday Action
• DU Softball Panthers Split Pair to Open GLVC Play vs. Bellarmine
• Hall's Game-Winner Helps Panthers Stun Southern Indiana 65-64 To Advance In NCAA-II Midwest Regional
• Nighttime roadwork to close bridge
• Details emerge in Hammons case: Hammons Hotels CEO has been subpoenaed
• Earthquake in Japan: Two terrifying minutes
• Pickens and the 'what-if' game
• STD leads to charges of child rape
• 'Fix the six' a meaner way
• Webb City girls fall short in semis
• Once you find Jesus, you'll never lose him
• No scouting report needed for Drury men
• Stephens: Sister city in Mexico has high praise for our park system
• Bible inspires cookbook
• E-mail from Kobe paints grim picture
• Prescribed burn set in Mark Twain forest
• VFW Post 3404 soup lunch set for Sunday
• Experts question use of technique in concealed-carry class
• MSU holds off Drake in MVC quarterfinal
• Grocers raise cash for food bank
• Hot metal starts fire at local scrap yard
• At-risk youth advocate Dunn dies
• City gets $210,000 in crime lab rent
• Clean Air donations total more than $10K
• Man sentenced to life in stabbing death of Springfield man
• Two seriously injured in Mansfield crash
• Lady Panthers Down Grand Valley State 67-60, Move Into NCAA-II Regional Semifinals Saturday Against Host Michigan Tech
• Japan quake causes emergencies at 5 nuke reactors
• Grant bridge over Fassnight opens this afternoon
• CEO of national non-profit to speak at convocation lecture
• 'Fluff' pile fire sends plume of smoke over Springfield
• 2011 NFL season up in the air as player's union decertifies
• Water line breaks at Pipkin MS, school closes early
• Greene County deputy involved in minor accident
• Kim Breaks Eight-Year-Old National Mark In 200 Fly To Highlight Drury Efforts Friday At NCAA-II Championships
• MSU exchange students in Japan safe
• Grocers collect $27,000 in donations for Ozarks Food Harvest
• Strafford man charged with raping 2-year-old
• Obama says US is tightening noose on Libyan leader
• Dana named chair of Evangel's business department
• Donations for, against smoking ban highest among April campaigns
• High water from tsunami hits California coast
• Hundreds killed in tsunami after 8.9 Japan quake
• Skelton joins KC-based law firm, to work in DC
• Missouri to receive $1.5M in drug company settlement
• Auction dates set for US Fidelis items
• Tsunami waves hit Hawaii
• Boliver man seriously injured in accident
• Obama offers to assist earthquake-stricken Japan
• Softball Panthers Open GLVC Play With Weekend Home Doubleheaders Against Bellarmine, Kentucky Wesleyan
• Baseball Panthers Host Augustana In Final Non-Conference Home Weekend Series
• Kinder felt 'stonewalled' by Hammons associates
• The rebirth of vinyl
• Smoking forum panelists named
• Board still mum on identities of GM finalists
• Fence put up around Riverside Bridge
• SPS foundation to release book
• Parent gets website blocked from Willard schools
• Mellon takes Jimmy Choo to top with dare-to-do-it attitude
• Budget process begins to heat up in statehouse
• Review: 'Dragon Age II' creates new urban legend
• Senate votes to repeal some breeding rules
• State reps join battle against bullying
• Charlie Sheen's five best roles
• Springfield City Council candidates identify crucial issues at forum
• Event honors firefighters
• Solution does exist to animal problem
• Mays named MVC Defensive Player of the Year, Newcomer of the Year
• Can city better use money elsewhere?
• Missouri Valley coaches: Prepare to play on
• Absentee ballots available for election
• Tao, Kim Deliver Individual Titles, Panther Swimming Squads Widen Lead After Day Two At NCAA-II Championships
• Today's convo speaker is Amazon.com co-founder and Drury alumnus Rick Ayre. Be sure to make it to convo at 11 a.m. in Clara Thompson Hall, and check in on Foursquare once you arrive to be in the running for a $50 Panera gift card!
• We want to know what you think! Please vote for the features you'd most like to see on Drury's Facebook page.
• Missouri wine research institute hosts tasting
• MoDOT drops variable speed limit on I-270
• Ex-Missouri water district clerk pleads to embezzlement
• Missouri House adds $500K to Nixon's budget for travel
• Niangua man dies in crash near Marshfield
• NWS: Mostly sunny, high near 49
• Drury Basketball Fans Can Watch NCAA Tourney Games At The O'Reilly Family Event Center
• Crusaders Swept By MidAmerica Nazarene
• Missouri advances with win at Big 12 Tournament
• Kaitlyn Hasty Named HAAC Pitcher of the Week
• Not much sun, but 'tons of fun' for alternative spring break students
• Panthers, USI To Tangle For Third Time In NCAA-II Midwest Regional Saturday In Louisville
• Lady Panthers To Square Off With Grand Valley State In Friday's NCAA-II Midwest Regional Opener
• Garrison back on All-MVC team
• Fair Grove girls upend Mount Vernon
• Bill calls for English-only drivers' tests
• Springfield man pleads guilty in fraud scheme
• Man shoots and kills himself in conceal and carry gun class
• Court-appointed lawyer likely to interview John Q. Hammons
• State doesn't need to invent problems
• Some students spend spring break assisting others
• Drury Swimming Squads Surge To First-Day Lead In NCAA-II Championships In San Antonio
• Panther Softball Team Has Five Homer Day in Split at Northeastern State
• Latest Death Notices
• Court-appointed attorney likely to check on John Q. Hammons soon
• Shrine circus starts Thursday
• Springfield man pleads guilty to charges in $500,000 fraud scheme
• Crusaders Capture Conference Championship With 69-62 Win Over Lindenwood
• Four Lady Bears named to All-Valley team
• St. Louis marshal only 2nd slain in US since 1993
• Greene County DWI Court named Academy Court
• Funeral for Monett soldier set for Saturday
• Church offers 'spiritual response to healthcare'
• CU head to speak at community betterment meeting
• Lane elected president of international board
• Crusaders Paired With Xavier (La.) In NAIA-I National Tournament Opening Round
• Lady Crusaders To Face Bethel (Tenn.) In NAIA-I National Tournament
• Crime Stoppers looking for man wanted for failing to register, another man wanted for kidnapping
• Missouri woman gets 25 years for role in 2006 killing
• Home of the Week: Steven and Michele DeSutter
• Missouri Senate panel to consider nuclear plant measure
• Bus-route study now part of transfer station debate
• Ibarra: Proposed alcohol ban inconsistent on policy
• Miller hoping path leads to Springfield
• Former Alice in Chains bassist Starr dies
• Former Genesis frontman retiring
• Hypothermia, alcohol blamed in woman's death
• Bill aims to cut theft of license stickers
• Driver of stolen truck has lengthy rap sheet
• Springfield school district wants out of MAP
• Springfield native on 'Undercover Boss'
• Karakitsos: Children's concerns should be heard
• University of Missouri Extension gardening classes start March 17
• State legislature considering changes to Prop B
• Choate Finishes Fourth, Panthers Fifth At Redlands CC Tourney In Dallas
• MoDOT to work on Seymour gateway
• List of potential CU heads narrowed to six
• Deputies looking for man who may have been involved in standoff Saturday
• MoDOT selling off excess real estate
• Springfield native to appear on 'Undercover Boss'
• Downtown Branson trolley gets new name
• State parks department will have job fairs at state parks
• Ag Day celebration at Rutledge-Wilson Park
• Former Amazon executive part of Drury's Perspectives on the Past
• Belk department stores to hold charity for nonprofits April 16
• Branson Airport passes FAA safety inspection
• Crime Stoppers looking for two sex offenders
• Biology students present at conservation meeting
• Donated bicycles and volunteers needed for Yellow Bike program
• Public affairs lecture features CEO of DoSomething.org
• Police receive "a few" calls after show on missing women airs
• Mummified remains found in dead hoarder's home
• KC police may have to return millions to suspects
• Missouri Senate to debate dog breeding legislation
• St. Louis County to buy anti-smoking ads
• Engineer: Clog causes local floods
• Emotional week awaits CBC's father-and-son Hansons
• Living little: Foreclosures, energy costs changed the idea that bigger is better.
• Bears wait to see if résumé holds up
• Council vote paves way for gift of flood plain
• Barbie leaving Shanghai
• Why do we kiss? Book explores origins of simple act
• Choate Tied For Second After 36 Holes At Redlands CC Tournament
• Indian Point receives poor rating from state audit
• Nevada teen pleads guilty in 2009 killings
• County commissioners, others calling for more civility
• Boy Scouts 'scouting' for Food Harvest
• Against Libya's rebels, Gadhafi controls the skies
• Transition event for students with disabilities to be held Thursday in Branson
• Iraqi professor to speak on struggle to develop a post-Saddam identity
• Crusaders Hosts William Jewell Monday In HAAC Opener
• Skippy peanut butter recalled due to salmonella
• Biology graduate student awarded best poster at conference
• Times Set For Drury Basketball Games In NCAA-II Midwest Regionals for Panthers, Lady Panthers
• Times Set For Drury Basketball Games In NCAA-II Midwest Regionals for Panthers, Lady Panthers
• Iraq official to speak at MSU
• City of Ozark awarded grant from National Trust for Historic Preservation
• Urban Neighborhoods Alliance holding ninth annual Crime-Free Multi-Housing Landlord Training Workshop
• Missouri gas prices continue to surge higher
• Swimming Panthers Look For Unprecedented "Three-Sweep" At NCAA-II National Championships In San Antonio
• Crusaders Host Lindenwood In HAAC Tournament Championship Tuesday, 7 p.m.
• Family finds sister's remains, now wants killer
• Crusaders Split DH With William Jewell
• Hundreds want to be extras in Bonnie and Clyde film
• Missouri Supreme Court cases from 1800s to go on Web
• Bears await fate in NCAA Tournament after heartbreaker
• Lymph nodes: Must they go?
• Drury's teams earn D-II tournament bids
• Bears' NCAA hopes on hold
• Springfield police seek records if metal sale exceeds $50
• Man, 82. finds success with Avon
• Program for cancer patients gets grant
• Panthers Return To NCAA-II Tourney Field, Will Take On No. 2 Seed Southern Indiana Saturday In Louisville
• Lady Panthers Headed Back To Michigan For Friday NCAA-II MIdwest Regional Matchup Against Grand Valley State
• Lady Panthers Headed Back To Michigan For Friday NCAA-II MIdwest Regional Matchup Against Grand Valley State
• Springfield Downtown Rotary donates $1,000 to Red Cross
• DNR holding summer job fairs Saturday
• Corps openings first round of campgrounds at Table Rock on April 1
• Bridge replacement meeting to be held Thrusday in Polk County
• State looking for applicants for State Parks Youth Corps jobs program
• Bears fall to Indiana St. in MVC Tourney title game
• Authorities searching for suspect involved in standoff
• SIX holds area appreciation shows this week
• DU Softball Earns Split at MSSU Mathis-Zenner Invitational
• Fundraising event for Whitetails Unlimited to be held in Monett
• Party time? Bears face Sycamores for NCAA Tourney trip
• Storm siren drill to be held Tuesday
• Clark: Leonard was big fan of cousin
• Grow your own garden at Rutledge-Wilson
• Partly sunny but cooler today
• "Bigger than us" opportunity awaits Bears
• Bears move one step closer to MVC tourney title
• Senate gets bill to cap minimum wage
• Gains in city uneven, says census data
• Debt-laden Branson Airport struggling to remain viable
• Rock Bridge puts end to Branson's playoff run
• Drury men fall short in semis
• Parker: It's too early to care about 2012 GOP presidential hopefuls
• Our Voice: Local jobs outlook brightens
• Willard Veterans Memorial Committee to host benefit
• Three people hurt in two-vehicle crash
• Three hurt, one seriously in crash near Mountain Grove
• Bears headed to MVC title game
• Lady Bears beat SIU 70-58, finish third in Valley
• If you act fast, you might still get to hear Rascal Flatts at the Q
• Teacher ruled to be sex offender returned to jail
• Crusaders Host Benedictine in HAAC Semifinals
• Saturday Rounds of Fillmore Tournament Cancelled
• Baseball DH vs. MidAmerica Nazarene Postponed
• Drury Baseball Falls Twice at Florida Tech, 7-0 & 6-0
• Crusaders Advance In HAAC Tournament With 82-66 Win In Semifinals Over Benedictine
• DU Softball Splits Pair to Open MSSU Mathis-Zenner Invit.
• Panthers Fall 88-74 To No. 11 Southern Indiana In GLVC Tournament Semifinals
• Panthers, Southern Indiana To Square Off In GLVC Tournament Semifinals Today
• Matz: CU bus system needs grid, not transfer facility
• Burkes: Can hope be wrong? No easy answers in hospital
• Bears escape claws
• Repeal of SCR1 would help producers of homogrown clean energy
• Conflicts between the demands of sports and faith put top-level athletes at a competitive disadvantage
• Senators ask Obama for disaster status
• Monett man convicted on meth and gun charges
• Drury University to join the no-smoking lineup of schools
• Nixa woman accused of pocketing cash meant to help find missing kids
• Bus transfer station site selection is questioned
• No. 27 Drury Women's Tennis Picks up 5-4 Road win vs. NW Missouri State
• Sex slave case taking some strange twists
• Winter weather returns this weekend
• Lewis Knocks Off Lady Panthers 62-55 In GLVC Tournament Quarterfinals
• Charges not expected for weeks in prostitution case
• Monett man convicted of meth, gun charges
• Baseball Panthers Fall 3-1 At Florida Tech In Series Opener Friday
• Bears stage amazing tourney comeback
• Role of women in the media has changed through the years
• McCaskill, Blunt ask for disaster declaration for Missouri
• Stolen tow truck, police cruiser crash
• Bears pull out a win in Missouri Valley Conference tournament
• Softball Hosts Dave Fillmore Memorial Tournament
• USGS to present Greene County groundwater supply study
• Drury campus to go tobacco-free
• Panthers Down Lewis 72-58 In GLVC Tournament, Take On No. 2 seed Southern Indiana In Saturday's Semifinals (Noon Tipoff)
• What to watch as Bears open Valley tourney
• Springfield Police upgrade crime reports map on the web
• Jail chief convicted of assaults
• Study participants to pack on the pounds
• Another man pleads guilty in ATM firm robbery
• Govenor Nixon to make stops in Springfield, West Plains
• NWS: Chance of showers and thunderstorms after noon
• Autistic professor Temple Grandin inspires crowd
• Creekmore plays with his heart on his sleeve
• Casey's buying five Quick Trip stores in Springfield
• Bears' Martin named Missouri Valley Conference Coach of the Year
• Online security breached at MSU
• Consultants detail need for sewer rate hike in Springfield
• Jobs, sales boost stocks
• Lady Bears turn back Aces for 20th win
• Police looking for flasher
• Casey's buying Springfield QuikTrips
• College of the Ozarks students to escort World War II veterans to battle sites
• Glendale, Kickapoo choirs to perform at Ridgecrest
• High school students have chance to get free prom dress Saturday
• Train, Trace Adkins, Tim McGraw among performers at June music festival in Springfield
• House votes to end unpopular new business tax rule
• House passes bill to help fight human trafficking
• Crusaders Host Missouri Valley In HAAC Quarterfinals
• Two EU Runners Set School Records at NAIA National Indoor Track Championships
• Doors are now open at the O'Reilly Family Event Center - join us at 11 a.m. for inspiration and insight from Dr. Temple Grandin. Students, be sure to check in on Foursquare at the O'Reilly Family Event Center during convo for your chance to win
• Fire department warns of potential scam
• Crusaders Advance Past Missouri Valley In HAAC Tournament
• Bradford Park neighborhood first in city to get identification signs
• Social Security numbers of some MSU students ended up on Google
• Registration for the Self Employment in the Arts OzArts conference is now open! The conference is a one day educational resource helping aspiring artists gain the knowledge and skills to establish and maintain a career as an independent artist. Registrat
• Springfield man injured in crash on Farm Road 144
• Talks over St. Louis jail oversight break off
• Town, county still want protest restrictions
• Drury Baseball Heads South For Three Games With Florida Tech
• NWS: Mostly sunny with a high near 68
• Missouri bank worker sentenced to 5 years for stealing
• DU Sophomore High Jumper Tory Groover Has Been Selected to Compete at the NCAA-II National Indoor Track and Field Meet
• Slain bomb specialist was Monett graduate
• Dingman, Pirates turn back Willard
• Principals' responsibilities a popular topic at candidate forum
• Meeting on CU bus transfer facility sought
• More SPS administrative changes set
• Critics decry Supreme Court ruling on controversial Kansas church
• Public vote on issue a case of 'mob law'
• Colorblind drivers need attention, too
• Scheer goes from MVC tournament fan to participant
• Final hours for Solo Cup plant
• Springfield school board candidates talk about principals at forum
• Seminar on criminal mind scheduled March 11
• Talent Search and Pasta Dinner in Rockaway Beach Saturday
• New vision care service for young children to have grand opening March 11
• Oklahoma woman taken to Springfield hospital after I-44 crash
• Sparta man injured in morning crash
• Public meeting on CU transfer facility possible
• Hughes Brothers hosting Branson event to promote locally grown food
• Supreme Court: Anti-gay funeral picketers allowed
• Fair Grove student injured in bus accident
• Missouri lawmakers call for end to teacher tenure
• Krebs Throws One Hitter, DU Softball Panthers Take Two From Blue Tigers of Lincoln
• Monett graduate dies in Afghanistan
• Taney County church choirs invited to sign at religion exhibit in Forsyth
• Building and home show to be held this weekend in Branson
• Electrical issue blamed for Kansas City mosque blaze
• Hey Drury students - curious to find out "How to Avoid Marrying a Jerk/Jerkette?" Join us this Saturday from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. for a free retreat focused on healthy relationships. RSVP is required and lunch will be served.
• Lady Crusaders Eliminated In HAAC Tournament By Graceland
• Radio station to highlight families touched by Children's Miracle Network
• Cardinals say Carpenter to miss at least 1 start
• EPA fines St. Joseph company for many violations
• Springfield gas prices take another big jump
• Home of the Week: Jim and Lois Ingalls
• Lady Panthers Remain Fifth In The Region, Ready To Tangle With Lewis Friday Night In GLVC Tournament Quarterfinals (6 p.m.) In St. Louis
• Man admits setting fire that damaged southeast Missouri school
• Panthers Drop To Seventh In Region, Prepare To Do Battle With Flyers In GLVC Tournament Basketball Quarterfinals Friday (Noon) In St. Louis
• NWS: Mostly sunny with a high near 60
• Islamic center ready to open mosque in St. Joseph
• Missouri senator proposes nuclear plant legislation
• Missouri official warns consumers on investor seminars
• Possible murder-suicide in central Missouri scrutinized
• Proud owner: Buying Volt was 'patriotic duty'
• Five Crusaders Named All-Conference; Steve Jenkins Named HAAC Coach of the Year
• Lady Crusaders Host Graceland In HAAC Quarterfinals
• Armstrong to appear at Steak & Steak fundraiser
• Davison: Problems caused by Republican priorities
• A taste of New Orleans
• Willard gets tangled in hair issue again
• Reba McEntire inducted into Country Music Hall of Fame
• House fire kills Galena woman
• Public will have chance to speak before council votes on Crossroads-related zoning changes
• Ozark crews isolate water-pressure problem
• The Drury University Department of Theatre will present Rumors by Neil Simon. Directed by Robin Schraft, the play opens on Wednesday, March 2 at 8 p.m. in the Wilhoit Theatre (in the Breech School of Business Administration building). The production will
• Red Cross chapter receives donation from Springfield Downtown Rotary Club
• City of Ozark investigating cause of low water pressure in area west of U.S. 65
• Drury classes at Richwood Valley in Ozark for tonight have been cancelled due to a water problem.
• Springfield schools cautiously optimistic about budget
• Road adopted by neo-Nazis may be renamed after Holocaust survivor
• Ozarks Empire Fair wins awards
• Springfield native performing at Legends in Concert in Branson
• Rebecca Miller's "Documentary Photographs: The O’Reilly Family Event Center and Tindle Mills" opens this Friday at the Pool Art Center Gallery and runs through March 25. Don't miss the opening reception Friday at 6 p.m.!
• Nixa woman burned in kitchen fire
• Lance Armstrong to headline Steak & Steak fundraiser
• Blue Eye, Mountain Grove win statewide safety contests
• Bay Valley Foods to close its Springfield-based pickle factory
• Thousands arrive for opening day at trout parks
• Football To Hold Annual Spring Game Saturday, April 16 at JFK Stadium
• Herschend, Jerry Henry create new company
• Baseball In Noon DH Tuesday vs. College of the Ozarks
• Coast Guard Auxiliary to hold search and rescue competition at Kimberling City
• Drury program has helped Missouri towns plan
• Ambassadors for Children receives $1,000 grant from Sports Hall of Fame
• The League of Women Voters will host school board candidate forum
• Representatives to provide small business entrepreneurs with advice, counseling
• Additional funds secured for tax assistance clinics
• Greene County personal property assessments due today
• Union approves contract at KC Harley plant
• 30,000 without power in Missouri after storms
• Missouri to hold statewide tornado drill March 8
• St. Louis officer hospitalized after shooting
• Crusaders Split DH With College of the Ozarks
• NWS: Sunny with high in the 60s
• Overabundant felines irritate neighborhood
• Fresh Off Regular Season Titles, Crusaders Basketball Heads Into Postseason
• Ashlee Luko Named HAAC Player of the Year; 4 Lady Crusaders Named All-Conference
• The Heroes among us
• Lady Bears inspired by men's victory
• Overheating boiler reduces power
• Springfield police take action on gasoline drive-offs
• Spending weak despite tax cut
• Preliminary ratings down for Oscars
• Republic Road lane at Kansas Expressway to close Tuesday morning
• Mercury spill reported at Bolivar Middle School
• Two charged in connection with Hollister meth lab fire
• $35,000 grant request approved for elk restoration in Missouri
• Springfield businessman to give talk about unconventional leadership model
• Truman State Softball Takes Pair from DU Softball in Panthers Home Opener
• Bridge deck on North Kansas Expressway to be replaced in late March
• Professor prepares prospective students for technical careers
• Jack's Mannequin tickets for Drury go on sale Thursday at 10 a.m. Tickets for General Public go on sale Friday at 10 a.m. Fastest way to buy tickets are www.drurytickets.com!
• State park jobs information for young adults available Tuesday
• Wilson's Creek looking for volunteers for 150th anniversary year
• 10 Branson businesses cited for selling alcohol to minors
• MSU offers philanthropic spring break
• Car crashes into Applebee's
• Rural Education Center will begin serving rural educators fall 2011
• West Virginia congressional delegation wants last doughboy to lie in U.S. Capitol
• Last U.S. veteran of World War I dies in West Virginia at age 110
• Special council meeting Tuesday to approve election results
• Attorney generla says debt collection complaints common in 2010
• Missouri seeks young adults to work in state parks
• Preliminary magnitude 4.7 earthquake in Arkansas late Sunday night
• Movie fans dress up, cheer Oscar favorites at Juanita K. Hammons Hall
• Meet Us In St. Louis! ... Drury Basketball Teams Headed To GLVC Tournament Quarterfinals (Get Your Tourney Info Here)
• NWS: High of 44, with chance of murky rain through morning
• Chad Gillaspy Named HAAC Player of the Week
• Crusaders Tennis Starts 3-0 Sweeping EU Triangular
• Crusaders Capture HAAC Regular Season In Win Over Avila
• Lady Crusaders Close Regular Season With Win Over Avila
• 'The King's Speech' reigns with four Oscars
• Detroit suburb rocked by foreclosures, new poorer neighbors
• Small changes in diet equal big results
• Senior steps up for Lady Bears in victory
• Exciting season boosts Bears attendance
• Springfield school board to hear update on revenue
• Monett teen flown to Springfield hospital after vehicle accident
• Tornado watch issued for most of southwest Missouri until 3 a.m.
• Oscar fans dress up, walk the red carpet at party to benefit Isabel's House
• Storms expected in Springfield area around midnight
• State Parks Youth Corps job fair set for Tuesday at Roaring River State Park
• Vehicle hits Rogersville house; authorities looking for driver
• Springfield-Greene County Botanical Center to offer volunteer training session on Wednesday
• Winter's Bone wins two Spirit supporting actor honors
• Lady Bears defeat Creighton 73-65
• Volunteers needed for Fellows Lake cleanup
• Springfield man hospitalized in Christian County crash
• Branson's population surpasses 10,000
• Baseball Panthers Down Washburn 10-2 To Complete Weekend Sweep, Push Best Start In Program's History To 6-1
• Four injured in Barry County crash
• Two killed in Stone County crash
• NWS: Thunderstorms on the way
• DU Softball Rolls Past Pitt. State 10-2, Emporia State 6-3 in Day Two of MSSU Border Battle
• Reserved Mallett's game speaks volumes
• Promise: Struggles of families put children at risk
• Brown: Now is not time to cut safety net for hungry seniors
• Finally, it's Missouri State's time
• Get to know Missouri's Civil War history
• SNAP reaches out to victims of clergy abuse
• 20 tons of mayo hit the pavement after tractor-trailer rig overturns on I-44
• More than 35 employers expected at career fair in Branson
• 'Winter's Bone,' Oscars create buzz in Ozarks
• Springfield Congressman Billy Long joins push for cuts in spending
• Numbers tell story of demographic change
• Eastbound I-44 at U.S. 65 to stay closed as police, MoDOT clean up 40,000 pounds of mayonnaise
• Groover Takes High Jump and Villa Zapatero Wins 3,000 Meter at GLVC Championships
• Baseball Panthers Take Pair From Washburn Saturday At Meador
• Panthers Outlast Saint Joseph's 67-61 To Advance In GLVC Tournament
• Lady Panthers Surge Past Saint Joseph's 71-63 In Opening Round Of GLVC Tournament
• MVC title on the line today for Bears, Shockers
• Krauthammer: Statehouse turmoil yields clarity on unions in politics
• Speaking -- and reading -- in their own language
• State spending cuts slow U.S. economic growth
• Branson works OT for victory over Kickapoo
• Sign unveiled for road honoring King
• Three charged in burglary in Kansas
• Lebanon man killed in crash on I-44
• Cassville, trout parks gear up for opening day
• Excitement grips MSU as big game day arrives
• Public service programs concerned about cuts to grants
• Delay granted in probe of oil spill
• Rescheduled SkillsUSA contests set for Friday at OTC
• No. 18 Drury Men’s Tennis Team Wins Huge Match Over #4 Ouachita Baptist 5-4
• No. 18 Drury Men’s Tennis Team Wins Huge Match Over #4 Ouachita Baptist 5-4
• Bears gearing up for big game at home
• A mile of road in Springfield named after Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
• Attention DU Juniors and Seniors: Drop by the Martin Alumni Center between 4 and 6 this Monday, Feb. 28 for the "Oh the Places You'll Go" Junior/Senior Kick-off event. Meet with classmates, enjoy refreshments, check out the alumni center a
• Baseball Hosts Clarke (IA) In 4-Game Series Friday and Saturday
• Opening day huge for trout anglers, area towns
• Lebanon man dies in head-on with semi
• Baseball Panthers Host Washburn In Three-Game Weekend Series At Meador
• Baseball Panthers Host Washburn In Three-Game Weekend Series At Meador
• Gadhafi tells followers to defend the nation
• Drury's Hall, Maxwell And Mitchell Named To All-GLVC Men's Basketball Squad
• Jones Named To All-GLVC First Team, Funderburk Garners Freshman Of The Year, Third Team Honors
• Branson man seriously injured after accident
• NWS: Cloudy with a high near 39
• Helmig appeal focuses on father's role
• Mo. arts officials picked for national conference
• Urban neighborhood wages successful crime fight
• KC hospital considers pediatric heart transplants
• Crusaders Conclude Regular Season vs. Avila, Saturday- 4 p.m.
• Lady Crusaders Host Avila On Senior Day, Saturday- 2 p.m.
• New Census numbers: Christian County was fastest growing in state
• Kum & Go president, wife honored for philanthropy
• John Goodman to offer advice, inspiration to local kids at fundraiser
• Third-quarter run lifts Lady Falcons
• Hornets support freshman's fight against lymphocytic leukemia
• Heavy rains result in flooded roads
• 'Fair tax' proponents strategize
• Opinions differ on cause of death after fire in woman's hospital room
• Bahrain fuels worries over possible Gulf domino effect
• Balance found on city's incentive policies
• Southwest Missouri the hub of growth in the state
• Fundraiser tonight to benefit local animal rescue organization
• Flooding closes some Greene County roads
• Flood warning for several counties in effect until 8 p.m.
• Space shuttle Discovery launches on final voyage
• Springfield to unveil potential design for pedestrian bridge
• Lake Springfield cleanup scheduled for March 12
• Remember to attend our business workshop, Reinventing Management for the 21st Century, on March 3rd, 2011.
• Crusaders Win 81-66 at William Jewell Clinching NAIA-I National Tournament Berth
• Lady Crusaders Edge William Jewell 55-53
• Missouri's small business centers get federal grant
• Panthers Tip Off GLVC Tournament Against Saint Joseph's Saturday At The O'Reilly Center
• Governor Nixon to speak at Ozarks Technical Community College commencement ceremony
• Standoff ends peacefully, quickly in Ozark
• Lady Panthers Begin GLVC Tourney Title Defense Saturday Against Saint Joseph's At The O'Reilly Center
• Governor Nixon to present commencement address at OTC ceremony
• Don't miss Jorge Otero-Pailos' convocation presentation "Living with Pollution" today at 11 a.m. in Clara Thompson Hall. And be sure to check in at the convo on Foursquare for a chance to win a $30 Best Buy gift card!
• Freezing rain causes 31-vehicle wreck in St. Louis
• Missouri lawmakers taking aim again at synthetic drugs
• NWS: Expect showers and thunderstorms throughout the day
• Bridge on I-70 may close for a year
• Sheriff: Arkansas man was shot to death
• Mo. Man pleads guilty in baseball beating death
• Resident: Zoning change wrong for neighborhood
• MSU Bears bounce back in big way
• Rainy day funds needed now
• Park project work continues
• Higher oil prices would hamper global economy
• Springfield Little Theatre recoups some of stolen box office money
• Branson won't tap into reserves
• 'Excessive' haircut gets Willard student in-school suspension
• Woman dies after fire in hospital room
• Discount for foreclosed homes grew wider in '10
• Romano: America may not like results of change in Mideast, North Africa
• Nixa pharmacy robbery foiled, police search for suspect
• What to watch as Bears face Southern Illinois
• City will start some hiring again in March
• Branson hatchery offering chance to see vultures
• Scouting and Leadership exhibit opening this weekend
• Lady Panthers Drop One Spot To Fifth In NCAA-II Midwest Region Rankings
• Lady Panthers Drop One Spot To Fifth In NCAA-II Midwest Region Rankings
• Woman dies from injuries suffered in fire caused by smoking in her hospital room
• Evangel-recorded CD wins Silver Angel award
• Former owner of Indigo Joe's sports bar pleads guilty to tax violations
• OTC students competing in SkillsUSA competition
• Branson artist wins Ohio wetlands stamp competition
• Branson tourism was up 3 percent in 2010, chamber says
• Former NFL star Grant Wistrom to appear at Dixie Stampede for Reeds Spring fundraiser
• Panthers Up Another Spot To Fourth In NCAA-II Regional Rankings
• Panthers Up Another Spot To Fourth In NCAA-II Regional Rankings
• Income tax repeal effort advances in House
• Women’s History Month celebrates achievements
• Government drops defense of anti-gay marriage law
• Home of the Week: Danny Gilmore and Janice Harris
• DNR gets federal grant for old landfill study
• Independence man claims $1.5 million lotto winner
• Jefferson County man accused of stabbing his parents
• NWS: Thunderstorms possible throughout the day
• Crusaders At William Jewell In Key HAAC Showdown
• Drury Swimming Qualifies NCAA-High 18 Men, 11 Women For Nationals
• Lady Crusaders at William Jewell Thursday, 5:30pm
• Turnout sparse for election
• Berkman gets settled in
• English-only driver's test can do harm
• Bears open big week tonight at Salukis
• Smethers, Branson claim dramatic win
• Driver in fatal crash has history of drinking, driving
• City Council adopts policy for use of development incentives
• Study shows OTC contributes more than $211 million annually to area economy
• Fundraising study published in management journal
• Join us next Tuesday, March 1 as we celebrate and honor 50 years of the Peace Corps and those at Drury who have served. Drop in anytime between 11 a.m. and 1 p.m. in the President's Dining Room in the FSC.
• Drury's Tory Groover Named GLVC Field Athlete Of The Week
• Tickets On Sale Now For Drury Basketball GLVC Tournament Games, 'Family Day' Discount On Saturday
• NWS: Sunny, with a high near 46
• McCaskill to detail upgrades for VA centers
• Mo. House panel to consider nuclear plant bill
• Buy permit to hunt, fish with a few clicks
• Chad Gillaspy Named HAAC Player of the Week
• Ashlee Luko Named HAAC Player of the Week For the Second Straight Week
• Springfield Saint Patrick’s Day Parade and Celebration
• Wait for census data nearly over
• Banks pander to wealthy
• Our salute to Pfc. Larimore
• Battle over tanker contract comes down to jobs, influence
• And the Oscar goes to ... who?
• Pirates lean on their star in district victory
• Greene County required to carry reserve
• Drury offering chance at social media certification
• Man facing a child abduction charge
• Baseball Sweeps HAAC Weekly Awards
• NWS: 50 percent chance of showers and thunderstorms
• Columbia student gets 2 West Point appointments
• Kan. journalism classes will still get extra cash
• Missouri University of Science and Technology researcher studies fly ash in concrete
• Two Freshmen Earn HAAC Awards In Collegiate Debuts
• Nine Crusaders Earn Medals At HAAC Indoor Track & Field Championships
• Softball Wins Opening Tournament of Season In Fort Worth, Texas
• Correction to 2011 Multilist Officers and Directors
• Holiday delays Springfield City Council business
• Springfield schools eye changes in medication distribution
• Time to bite the bullet and raise taxes
• Panthers exact revenge, blitz Rockhurst
• Company provides new life for used fire trucks
• When seconds count
• Lady Panthers clinch share of GLVC West
• Republic resident to talk about adapting home to solar energy at meeting
• Greene County Clerk's office open Monday for absentee voting
• Department of Conservation to hold workshop on prescribed burning
• Government offices, schools, banks closed for Presidents Day
• Baseball Panthers Sweep Truman State Sunday To Take Three Of Four In Weekend Series
• Baseball Panthers Sweep Truman State Sunday To Take Three Of Four In Weekend Series
• Panthers Create Perfect Script For National TV, Senior Day With 89-59 Victory Over Rockhurst
• Panthers Create Perfect Script For National TV, Senior Day With 89-59 Victory Over Rockhurst
• Three hospitalized in Barry County crash
• NWS: Warm and breezy today
• Bears lay an egg on big stage
• Sertoma Chili Cook-off raises money for Boys & Girls Clubs of Springfield
• Millions held for rainy day
• Ease pain of sewer rate hikes
• Parker: Hard-core women making a splash
• Hehan: Anti-discrimination bill‚Äôs critics are wrong
• The story behind the 'killing' of a story
• Glendale's Stein has strong finish at state swim meet
• Valparaiso dominates Missouri State on national TV
• Sertoma Chili Cook-off
• Hickory County deputy injured in crash while pursuing deputy
• MU Extension seeks 100-year-old farms to commemorate as Missouri Century Farms
• Valparaiso dominates Bears in BracketBuster
• Suspect arrested after armed robbery on East Sunshine
• Four injured in Phelps County crash
• Rollover injures St. Robert man
• JVIC and Big Mike's win top categories at chili cookoff
• What to watch as Bears face Valparaiso
• Panther Softball Team Splits Pair at Midwestern State Invitational
• Wixson Delivers Big Mound Effort As Panthers Take Opener 9-0 Against Truman State, Wind Up With Split Saturday At Meador Park
• Crusaders Split DH at Oklahoma Christian
• Crusaders Win 20th Game Of Season With 91-55 Win Over Culver-Stockton
• Lady Crusaders Continue Win Streak With 86-51 Win Over Culver-Stockton
• Dinner theater event set at campground
• Show Me Clowns for Jesus in Springfield
• Gianino: Leadership out of touch with women‚Äôs reality
• Sacredness found in ordinary places, things
• Thieme: Prohibition threatens individual freedom
• Signs will mark stretch of road named in King's honor
• House targets Planned Parenthood
• Retail developers seeking TIF
• MMA arrives at JQH; Local fighters on the card
• Murder trial delayed until June for Mo. teen
• Arkansas man charged with robbing local bank
• Watch to find out how to win free Dierks Bentley concert tickets from the Office of Admission!
• Former "Bachelor" Buerge: Filing for bankruptcy not result of personal financial distress
• Drury Softball Drops Two at Southwestern Oklahoma State to Open 2011 Season
• Drury Softball Drops Two at Southwestern Oklahoma State to Open 2011 Season
• Wisconsin Democrats could stay away for weeks
• Mideast protests at a glance
• Lawn and Garden show starts today
• Professor receives grant to assist infants with hearing loss
• Meraz to speak at international conference
• Professor receives funding to study chronic pain
• Lady Panthers Look To Bounce Back Against Rockhurst On 'See Red' Sunday, Senior Day At The O'Reilly Center
• Lady Panthers Look To Bounce Back Against Rockhurst On 'See Red' Sunday, Senior Day At The O'Reilly Center
• Dale Earnhardt's death still stings
• Epilepsy fundraiser slated for Saturday
• Panthers, Hawks Set To Duel On National TV And A "See Red' Sunday At The O'Reilly Family Event Center
• Panthers, Hawks Set To Duel On National TV And A "See Red' Sunday At The O'Reilly Family Event Center
• OTC to offer free citizenship classes
• Official spring enrollment reaches more than 13,000 at Ozarks Technical Community College
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• Graduate student awarded wildlife conservation fellowship
• Don't forget tonight's Ludo concert in Weiser Gym! Doors open at 7:30, and tickets are free with a Drury student ID. General admission tickets are $15 at the door for all of your off-campus friends.
• Egyptians don’t idealize American government, says professor
• KC man pleads in teen's death
• New technique may aid in Lawless case
• Probation for Missouri woman for starving infant
• Another mountain lion confirmed in Missouri
• Crusaders Aim For 20th Win Saturday vs. Culver-Stockton
• Lady Crusaders Host Culver-Stockton, Saturday- 2pm
• Hillcrest grad injured in Afghan explosion
• Springfield school board hopefuls sound off on budget cuts
• Man admits he shot woman, report says
• Lady Bears continue to struggle
• Justice in Missouri requires state officials to act
• Mexico still place to party
• New exhibit at Springfield Art Museum celebrates diversity
• Role players key to Branson victory
• Nixon announces water project grant to aid Table Rock Lake, Lake Taneycomo
• Lady Bears continue slide in 69-52 loss at Wichita State
• Volunteer firefighter charged with statutory sodomy, fired
• Deputies make arrest in church A/C thefts
• Greene County Sheriff's Office investigating three burglaries, one attempted stealing
• Former Greene County Presiding Commissioner Dave Coonrod gets new job
• VA finally gives widow benefits in possible Agent Orange death
• Two Missouri State students accepted into teacher’s program
• Christian County now has computer forensic examiner
• Gas tops $3 in Springfield as oil settles higher on more Middle East unrest
• Crusaders Outgun MidAmerica Nazarene 96-85
• Big Brothers Big Sisters nearing fundraising goal
• Lady Crusaders Clinch HAAC Regular Season With 78-46 Win Over MNU
• Season Preview: Baseball Panthers Hope New Look Means Same Winning Tradition
• MoDOT awards graduate student $10,000 fellowship for geology research
• Missouri inmate jumps from moving van, dies
• Coover Regional Grant awarded to Sigma House of Springfield
• Park board to have senior health fair
• Renowned opera singer to perform an Artist Series concert
• Cruaders Renew Rivalry With Pioneers, Thursday- 7:30pm
• Lady Crusaders Look To Clinch HAAC Regular Season Thursday vs. MidAmerica Nazarene
• ID thieves in Illinois may have ties to Springfield
• Don't miss convo today to hear Frederick Lane speak on the history of privacy in America at 11 a.m. in Clara Thompson Hall. And remember to check in on Foursquare while you're there for a chance to win a $30 Target gift card!
• Motorcyclist dies after accident near Stotts City
• Missouri lawmakers seek smoking ban on prison grounds
• Hospital officials: St. Louis VA center is safe
• NWS: Partly sunny and breezy
• Water watchers give streams' water quality a grade of 'C'
• Dale Sare Conservation Area an undisturbed hideaway
• Group raises $50,000 for RoboCop statue
• Springfield Borders store among planned closings
• Bentley catches heat for Coonrod campaign sign
• Schools find $1.4 million in mid-year budget cuts
• Some signs of optimism showing at career fair
• No deal as deadline passes for Pujols
• Lorge: Language isn't key to being able to drive in Missouri
• Tickets go on sale to Drury students at 10am, March 3rd! Only 200 tickets available at $12, the rest of tickets will be at $22! General admission show for both chairbacks and standing on the floor. www.drurytickets.com
• Christian County Sheriff's Department investigating suspicious fire near Chadwick
• Former Branson West business owner pleads guilty to filing false tax return
• $108,000 settlement to pay off old red-light camera contract
• Health fair for seniors and caregivers scheduled March 4 in Springfield
• 'Smarter than a Fifth Grader' event on Monday will feature local celebrities
• Commander: Army investigating assault complaints
• Colorado company helping find CU's next head
• Jury convicts man of robbery, tampering charges
• Health department having smoking cessation classes
• Report says Springfield Borders will close
• Chiefs pin franchise tag on LB Hali
• Lady Panthers Climb A Spot To Fourth In NCAA-II Midwest Region Rankings
• Former 'Bachelor' files bankruptcy
• Gov. Nixon got hundreds of mercy pleas for Clay
• Panthers Move Up One Spot To Fifth In NCAA-II Midwest Region Rankings
• Attention Drury basketball fans: You can watch the Panthers play on television this Sunday, Feb. 20 on the CBS College Sports Network at 3 p.m. (Central Time). Drury takes on Rockhurst University in the final regular season game. Call your local cable or
• Baseball Splits DH at Williams Baptist
• Pa. teacher strikes nerve with 'lazy whiners' blog
• Fort Leonard Wood commanding general to speak about sexual assault reduction
• Police seek killer of man in National Guard
• Couple: Staying busy key to long marriage
• Missouri bill would allow vouchers for private schools
• Mo. requires photo ID to get birth, death records
• St. Louis Art Museum sues to keep mummy mask
• Season Preview: Drury Softball Looks For Positive Strides In First Year Under Coach Chantiel Wilson
• Disabilities advocate Greg Greven fondly memorialized at funeral in Bolivar
• MSU Bears' defense wins out to preserve spot atop MVC
• Water savings add up at MSU residence halls
• School board questions shortened year of classes
• First union agreement struck between Springfield schools, transportation workers
• State proposals would require photo ID to cast ballots
• 2011 Youth of the Year overcomes challenges, including tragedy and illness
• Kaul: Ike's words prophetic, full of conservative principles
• Chin: Two city squares, two battles for freedom - different results
• Proposals would help Greene County deal with domestic violence
• Lasers secure marquee visit from Melanie Oudin
• Hillcrest junior wins $12K scholarship, now competing for state Youth of the Year award
• CBS News' Logan recovering after 'brutal' attack
• Cardinals legend honored with Medal of Freedom
• Drury-Rockhurst Men's Basketball Game To Air Nationally Sunday On CBS College Sports; Homecoming Festivities Will Include Appearance By 'The Drury Doc'
• Hospitality educator distinctions awarded to Missouri State
• New event director elected for region six
• Director of bands recognized for lifetime achievement
• Springfield mother happy, excited to be reunited with her son
• Professor awarded funds to study cell tower construction sites
• Registration is now open for Drury's new week-long Certificate of Environmental Sustainability program:
• Bonnaroo lineup announced
• Park Board touts 52 championships; looks ahead
• Kansas City Chiefs hire Zorn as QB coach
• Missouri House panel considers grants for high test scores
• NWS: Mostly cloudy with a chance of sprinkles
• Carthage biofuels plant expected to open again
• Democratic House leader criticizes Mo. auditor
• SOS posts death certificates from 1960
• Schools back on track after snow days
• Austin Jacobs Named HAAC Indoor Track Athlete of the Week
• Ashlee Luko Named HAAC Player of the Week
• What's so funny?
• Bear finds home away from home
• Drury women unable to clinch GLVC West
• Ozark cruising toward districts
• Missing 3-year-old returned to mother
• City of Springfield requests pothole reports
• Long way from prosperity
• Panthers Place Four In Double-Figures, Roll Past Missouri Science and Technology 88-55 At The O'Reilly Center
• McCaskill sends letter to Fort Leonard Wood expressing concern about sexual assaults
• Junior League of Springfield to participate in Junior League Lobby Day
• Evangel to host Missouri Association of Forensics Activities tournament
• Community Foundation of the Ozarks to present $105,000 in grant awards
• Missouri S & T Knocks Off Drury 80-72 To Tighten GLVC West Race
• Auditor plans to investigate state license offices
• Republicans question proposed meatpacking reforms
• MoDOT creates graduate fellowship at MSU with $10,000 award
• CFO offers nearly $760,000 in college scholarships
• Hosta "quilt" to be on display at Lawn and Garden Show
• Crusaders at Missouri Valley Monday- 7:30pm
• Lady Crusaders Hit Road To Missouri Valley
• Police disperse Iranian protesters with tear gas
• Andrea Battaglia, Drury's Director of Greek Life & Student Involvement, was awarded at $1,000 grant from Kappa Delta Sorority's Confidence Coalition. Battaglia will use the grant to host a mini-conference for college and high school women a
• Chad Gillaspy Leads Crusaders To Win at Missouri Valley
• Lady Cruaders Continue Win Streak With Win at Missouri Valley
• Austin Jacobs Sets Facility Record at Pittsburg State Indoor Meet
• Program to help identify children, if they end up missing, coming to Branson
• Show Me Clowns for Jesus to have national convention in Springfield
• Absentee voters can cast ballots Saturday
• Obama sends Congress $3.73 trillion budget
• Report critical of Missouri charter school performance
• Conservation efforts see results in residence halls
• Town hall meeting designed to increase community involvement
• Man arrested in Pulaski County home robbery
• Barn destroyed by fire east of Sparta
• Task force supports rate hikes for sewer
• Missouri lawmakers to discuss anti-bullying legislation
• Cardinals great Musial to receive Presidential Medal of Freedom
• Evangel baseball looks to make leap toward contention in 2011
• Bears not afraid to tinker with defense
• Springfield traffic officials working to improve sign visibility
• Clinic reaches out to region
• Panthers Entertain Missouri S & T In Monday Night GLVC Clash At The O'Reilly Center
• Lady Panthers Look To Nail Down GLVC West Title In 'Pink Zone' Visit From Missouri S & T Monday Night
• Pedestrian killed when struck by vehicle in Newton County
• Cabool man hospitalized in Texas County crash
• Thaw continues today
• Sweet, simple, delightful love: Three couples' accounts of courtship and devotion
• Bears pull away late in win at Illinois St.
• Bears, Shockers on collision course
• Homelessness taking toll on thousands of children
• Greene one to watch in St. Louis' "25th man" race
• Law enforcement consolidation a win-win
• Keep law enforcement merger discussion going
• Local programs threatened by proposed budget cuts
• Task force supports rate hikes for sewer
• Panther Swimming and Diving Teams Have Strong Performances to Conclude New South Conference Championships
• What to watch as basketball Bears face Redbirds
• Lady Bears lose on road at Illinois State
• Racial slur spray-painted on building at MU
• Parks Scores Career-High 25 Points, Panthers Seal Fourth GLVC West Title In Six Years With 82-57 Victory At Maryville
• Parks Scores Career-High 25 Points, Panthers Seal Fourth GLVC West Title In Six Years With 82-57 Victory At Maryville
• Jones, Lady Panthers Roll To 80-66 Victory Over Maryville
• Jones, Lady Panthers Roll To 80-66 Victory Over Maryville
• Crusaders Down Benedictine 72-62
• Lady Crusaders Continue Win Streak With Win vs. Benedictine
• Panther Women's Tennis Picks Up 5-4 Road Win vs. Arkansas Tech
• Panther Women's Tennis Picks Up 5-4 Road Win vs. Arkansas Tech
• Teenagers accused of setting church on fire
• Fundraising up at Missouri State
• School year streamlined to cut costs
• Disabled advocate killed in van fire
• Burkes: Subtle questions still plague race relations
• Krauthammer: Pro-'freedom' foreign policy? We've been down that road
• FBI rules graffiti wasn't hate crime
• Cornella: Smoke-free law justified government protection
• Finding common ground among faiths
• Fire that destroyed home reignites
• Revamped school year would streamline calendar, save $400K, district says
• Wilmes and Todd Lead Strong DU Performances at Pitt. State Invitational for DU Track Team
• Tireless advocate for disabled dies in tragic fire
• Springfield airport aviation director retiring to take Colorado job
• Man charged after six-hour standoff
• 'Macksghetti' dinner scheduled for Saturday, Feb. 19
• Missouri State student publications going online
• Softball Opener at Belhaven Tournament Cancelled
• Baseball Series vs. Central Baptist Postponed
• Panthers Seek To Wrap Up Fourth GLVC West Title In Six Years With Saturday Test At Maryville
• Panthers Seek To Wrap Up Fourth GLVC West Title In Six Years With Saturday Test At Maryville
• Lady Panthers Close Out Road Slate In GLVC With Visit To Maryville
• Lady Panthers Close Out Road Slate In GLVC With Visit To Maryville
• Fundraiser will see if local celebrities are 'Smarter than a Fifth Grader'
• Drury Women's Tennis Picks Up Pair of Road Wins vs. Ouachita Baptist & Henderson St.
• Drury Women's Tennis Picks Up Pair of Road Wins vs. Ouachita Baptist & Henderson St.
• Occupants escape mobile home fire unharmed
• Crime Stoppers seeks information on robbery suspect
• Crusaders Battle Benedictine At Home, Saturday- 4pm
• Lady Crusaders Host Benedictine, Saturday- 2pm
• NWS: Wind chill elevates risk of extreme cold
• Suspect in Florida murder arrested in Missouri
• Man arrested in St. Louis armored truck robbery
• Death of forklift operator in Hazelwood investigated
• Homeless fight to stay warm on frigid nights
• Alleged peeping causes tanning salon to tighten security
• Mubarak's defiance stuns Cairo crowds, local professors
• Fewer people apply for jobless aid; lowest since '08
• Let's get behind smoke alarm campaign
• Indie labels breaking barriers at Grammys
• Amazon.com to close Texas center
• Graham keeps focus on the present
• Van fire kills Springfield man
• Lady Bears snap losing streak at Indiana State
• Teens charged in Poplar Bluff church bombing
• Impossible to tell what 'Fair Tax' would do, state auditor says
• Drury Swimming and Diving Teams Turn in Strong Performances at New South Conference Championships
• Dierks Bentley tickets are now on sale for Drury faculty, staff and students! Get the best seats at O'Reilly now before they go on sale to the general public.
• Man charged again after being released on bond
• Panthers Roll Past UMSL 73-47 To Seize Command In GLVC West
• Panthers Roll Past UMSL 73-47 To Seize Command In GLVC West
• Ozark man receives 30 years in prison in child pornography case
• Egypt's Mubarak transfers power to vice president, stays in office
• MSU students helping food harvest
• Lady Panthers Put Away UMSL At The Line For 57-50 OT Victory
• Lady Panthers Put Away UMSL At The Line For 57-50 OT Victory
• Classes at the Cabool campus have also been cancelled for today.
• Egypt protest camp electric with anticipation
• Experience Works looking for best, oldest worker nominees
• Congratulations to Juan, the first winner in our convo Foursquare promotion! Juan checked in at Clara Thompson Hall during today's convo event and won a $30 Best Buy gift card. Want your chance to win? Join us next Thursday, Feb. 17 at 11 a.m. when
• Crusaders Run Past Central Methodist 93-59
• Lady Crusaders Extend Win Streak With Victory Over Central Methodist
• American Heart Association invites area women to share their stories
• Local film will air on Ozarks Public Television
• Fresh Gallery issues a call for any artist
• Call goes out to artists for first Storm Drain Reveal
• Egypt army steps in, sign Mubarak has lost power
• Day-after thoughts on Bears' victory over Bradley
• Classes in Ava, Licking, Monett and Thayer have been cancelled for today.
• Community support, education vital to teen parent success
• Missouri students take more AP exams, score higher
• Slide-offs numerous on a day of treacherous travel
• Strong finish lifts Bears over Braves
• New Springfield police database has others interested
• As snow days accumulate, school districts look at calendars
• Springfield woman, 29, killed in morning crash
• Chaudhri: Egyptian protests differ from Iran in '79
• Thompson: Let us applaud politicians trying to shed light on dishonesty
• Struckhoff: Delaying of election made sense
• Springfield's education team gains yardage
• Testimony could spark caseworker reform
• Bears rally past Braves, move into 1st-place tie
• Area governments say they're prepared for snows
• MSU to drop low-performing programs
• NY Rep. Christopher Lee abruptly resigns
• Murdered child's grandparents speak on behalf of bill
• What to watch as Bears face Bradley
• Getting the word out early - classes in Monett will be cancelled for tomorrow (Thursday, Feb. 10).
• St. John's to offer free flu shots for adults
• Missouri Supreme Court chief justice delivers State of the Judiciary speech
• MDC workshops seek hunters' ideas on the timing of duck season
• MoDOT issues road advisory
• Roads aren't only icy danger — be careful when you walk, too
• Drury Athletes Keeping The Balance
• Waitress gets more than 7 years for tainted salsa
• Campus Closing Update: Lebanon & Richwood Valley have been added to the list of campus closings. In addition, evening classes at the Springfield campus are cancelled for this evening. The complete list of cancellations: Ava, St. Robert, Ft. Leonard W
• Convocation kicks back up tomorrow with the first speaker of the spring semester. Lt.Col. Robert E. Lucius will present Kairos Moments: A New Vision for a More Humane World at 11 a.m. Thursday in Clara Thompson Hall. If you use Foursquare, be sure to che
• Fair Grove takes back two days of spring break
• Gillioz bankruptcy still in courts despite bank's attempt to get it tossed
• Campus Closing Update: The Monett campus will also be closed today.
• African American Heritage Month celebrates history, heroes
• ‘Remember the Name’ wins first place in annual advertising competition
• Panthers Move Up To Sixth In NCAA-II Midwest Region Rankings, Tackle UMSL In Rematch Of GLVC West Contenders
• Lady Panthers Hold Strong At No. 5 In This Week's Midwest Region Rankings, Hit GLVC Road For Final Time In Regular Season With St. Louis Trip
• Our branch campuses in Ava, St. Robert, Ft. Leonard Wood, Cabool, Licking and Rolla are closed today.
• Early morning fire leaves Ozark family without home
• Police on emergency status
• Home of the Week: Homeowner's tastes veer toward old, worn
• Drury's Kim Named National D-II Swimmer Of The Week
• Wednesday Night's Scheduled Panther Party Cancelled Due To Inclement Weather ... Makeup Date To Come
• Crusaders Look To Bounce Back vs. Central Methodist Thursday- 7:30pm
• Lady Crusaders Host Central Methodist Thursday, 5:30pm
• Swamped plow drivers have rough road ahead
• CBC uses defense to defeat BBC in rivalry game
• Veterans spark Kickapoo to victory over Glendale
• Lady Bears rally around Mays
• MSU defense passing Martin's eye test
• Sparta voters approve bond
• Chamber to interview school board candidates today
• Death penalty opponents hold vigil at chapel
• Sparta voters approve bond
• Autopsy results for Busch girlfriend expected soon
• High speed chase in Christian County ends in crash, arrest
• Global Fayre is selling fair trade roses through One World Flowers
• We know you fell in love WITH Drury, but did you also fall in love AT Drury? If so, celebrate Valentine's Day on our alumni page by sharing your Drury love story, or just check out some of the other couples who met along Drury Lane.
• Fundraiser to help Forsyth transplant patient
• Zweifel: State college savings plan gets cheaper
• Pops concert to mash jazz, symphony
• Feds settle case of woman fired over Facebook comments
• Bears' opponent starting to share scoring load
• Continuing delivery problems mean e-edition still available
• Reader's Digest to present $1,000 check to Branson
• Kickapoo senior wins speech contest
• SPS teachers named Teachers of the Month for January 2011.
• Heart association looking for 'Red' women
• Evening classes at the Ava campus have been cancelled again for tonight (Tuesday, Feb. 8).
• Highway Patrol offering background check service online
• Zweifel coming to MSU to announce changes in college savings plans
• Koster to discuss domestic violence
• This Week In Drury Athletics ... Panther Party At The O'Reilly Center (Wednesday), Road GLVC Tests Highlight Slate
• City Utilities disputes payment over eminent domain
• Baseball DH at Lyon (Ark.) Cancelled
• Kristen Ostrem Named HAAC Indoor Athlete of the Week
• Slush, ice pose danger, nuisance for local drivers
• Thanks to our 'snow angels'
• Obama to businesses: Play role in recovery
• Funding her dream
• Lady Chiefs knock off rival Glendale
• Second homeless death reported
• Branson Airport adds Dallas flights
• Springfield-Greene County Library District collects 8,357 pounds of food for Ozarks Food Harvest
• 'Overly cautious' MSU shuts down banquet hall
• Uncleared sidewalks still treacherous a week after blizzard
• Springfield man sentenced to 5 years, 4 months in federal prison in real estate scheme
• Daughters of the American Revolution chapter to honor essay contest winners Feb. 19
• "King of Bling" sentenced for fraud in federal court
• City Utilities general manager search committee members announced
• Missouri prepares for first execution in 2 years
• Win up to $350 in the Theme Year Student Film Contest! Grab your camera, produce a short film that reflects the title of this year's convocation theme, and you could win one of three cash prizes.
• Reminder: No election Tuesday
• MSSU cutting two programs
• More snow expected; winter weather advisory set for Tuesday
• Christian singer-songwriter to perform at College of the Ozarks
• Pottersville man injured in one-vehicle accident
• Evening classes at the Ava campus have been cancelled for tonight.
• Missouri lawmakers' Facebook accounts hacked
• SBA to have disaster help webinar
• Jack Stack to speak to MSU business club
• NWS: Isolated slick spots may be possible on area roadways this morning
• MSU to have meeting for student politicians
• Chamber's membership manager promoted to VP
• Student volunteers provide free tax services through April 15
• Day and evening classes at the Thayer campus have been cancelled for today.
• Longing for love? Fight Valentine’s Day blues with altered expectations
• Central Missouri crash kills two
• Missouri prepares for first execution in 2 years
• Bad weather brings out good will in Springfield
• Baseball DH vs. College of the Ozarks Postponed
• Ostrem and Hestand Qualify For NAIA National Indoor Meet
• Funding for Springfield school tutoring slashed
• More winter weather on way
• Residents share snow angel tales
• Lady Bears misfire in loss to UNI
• Residents share snow angel tales
• Lady Bears misfire in loss to UNI
• Eat as I say, not as I eat
• Cancer still hits blacks hardest
• McEntee: State employees face tough times, sacrifices
• Brutal winter for New York rail system
• Eat as I say, not as I eat
• Cancer still hits blacks hardest
• McEntee: State employees face tough times, sacrifices
• Brutal winter for New York rail system
• Springfield fans react to Super Bowl game
• FAA to examine plane that landed in Barry County field
• SBA: Pilot Loan program for dealerships to be relaunched Tuesday
• Drury to host U.S. Marine's discussion of animal rights
• Police respond to report of possible shooting, no arrests made
• Drury Men's Tennis Team Downs Washington University 6-3
• Small plane crash lands in Barry County, no injuries reported
• No. 24 Northern Kentucky Spoils Drury Rally With Last-Second Shot For 72-69 Victory
• Lady Panthers Battle Past Northern Kentucky For 54-47 GLVC Home Win
• Branson's Hot Winter Fun Show rescheduled for Feb. 23
• Hollister assistant administrator retiring
• Air quality forecast: moderate
• NWS: Chances of more snow still in forecast
• A system in shackles
• NFL titans in Super Bowl spotlight
• Dixon: Balancing act required during age of hardship
• Rejuvenated Leonard leads Bears past ISU
• Brumley: Pride, family ties made career at cup plant fulfilling
• Wanted: A shelter for all seasons
• Man pinned in crash near Fordland, suffers serious injuries
• Roofs at 2 schools succumb to snow
• Cold sends some homeless indoors; 'lone wolves' hold out
• Expenses for snow removal piling up
• Ice causes gas leak at Evangel
• Roof above business classroom at Verona High School collapses
• 5 missing children found, father arrested
• Drury Men's Tennis Team Opens 2011 Season With 7-2 Win Over Washburn
• Red-Hot Panthers Take On Northern Kentucky In Key GLVC, Midwest Region Clash Sunday (2:15 p.m.) At The O'Reilly Center
• Lady Panthers Look To Rebound Against Northern Kentucky In Sunday (Noon) Matchup At The O'Reilly Center
• Baker Handcuffs Crusaders In 71-65 Loss
• Lady Crusaders Continue Roll With 63-52 Win at Baker
• Ozarks farmers, ranchers labor to keep livestock safe
• Cold shooting night costs Lady Bears
• Too many cars parked on streets hinders plowing efforts, city spokesman says
• Snow removal to cost Springfield Public Schools $90,000
• McCaskill: Common-sense Missouri ideas help in Senate reform
• Predictions of Jesus' return worth pondering
• Pulley: Spirituality arises from adversity
• Funeral practice breaks death taboo
• Missouri farmers get OK to haul heavy loads
• Hall Scores 26 Points, Panthers Down No. 22 Indy 87-72 For Seventh Straight Victory
• Wisconsin governor signs bill designed to lure Bass Pro to state
• KSMU radio gets ‘Active’ in the community
• Jun Han Kim Wins Three Events to Pace Panther men at Mizzou
• Indianapolis Drops Lady Panthers 95-80 At The O'Reilly Center
• City still working on streets a day after saying they're all plowed
• Wells named as new head coach for KHS football
• Newton County man dies of hypothermia
• Cale Ramsey Lay-Up Lift EU To 76-74 OT Win at Lindenwood
• Lady Crusaders Rally Late Past Lindenwood 69-66
• Springfield-Branson National Airport announces new Sky Gallery exhibit
• Red Cross responds to disasters apart from storm
• Baseball DH Saturday at Williams Baptist Postponed
• Council votes to cancel primary; judges' decision expected by end of day
• Professors awarded grant for collaborative nursing program
• Civil rights pioneer Rosa Parks remembered in Missouri
• Woman injured in accident on I-44
• Missouri AG to appear in court for sentencing of former police captain
• SBA offers loans to New Year's Eve storm victims
• Lady Crusaders at Baker Saturday, 2 pm
• Fair Grove grieves for drowning victims
• Danny Moore: Big man = big numbers
• With sidewalks 'covered and caked,' schools call for fourth snow day
• Saturday breakfast to feature governor
• School board study session rescheduled
• Charity's fundraising falls short of goal
• Candidate forum scheduled March 2
• Flip switch on Springfield traffic cameras
• Could Drake edge Bieber?
• Modest growth in jobs expected
• Super sophomores
• Greene County Highway Department expects to have plowed all of its miles by 7 p.m. tonight
• Chamber introduces 2011 executive committee
• Springfield school district to spend Friday clearing sidewalks
• Springfield-Greene County Park Board to host SPARC snow day program tomorrow
• Gov. Jay Nixon to speak at men's breakfast Saturday at James River Assembly
• The Latest Death Notices for the Springfield Area
• Special council meeting Friday morning could cancel Tuesday election
• Junior League of Springfield selected to participate in action learning team
• Compere named new Greene County Treasurer
• Allied Waste Services to try finishing weekly trash pickup
• Jazz Aria at Savoy Ballroom postponed because of weather
• Gov. Jay Nixon to speak at Realife Student Center Saturday
• Salvation Army reaches 93 percent of fundraising goal
• Executive director of Catholic Charities of Southern Missouri steps down
• Lake Springfield Park Spruce-up Day postponed
• Springfield school board reschedules study session
• Red Cross closes three emergency shelters
• Charities still digging out from under snow
• OPT presents ‘The Last Days of Extraordinary Lives’ premiere
• Branch campus closing update: The following branch campuses will be closed for all day and evening classes - Ava, Buffalo, Lebanon, Licking, Monett, St. Robert, Ft. Leonard Wood, Rolla and Richwood Valley.
• Stay safe as you enjoy the snow
• Greene County poll workers to have training Friday
• Area sets cold-temperature records
• Morning and afternoon classes at the Rolla campus have been cancelled for today.
• Blood center needs donors
• NWS: Bitter cold continuing into Friday morning
• Greene County offices, courts open today
• Panthers Put 10-0 Home Mark On Line Against Nationally Ranked Foes Friday, Sunday
• Lady Panthers Close Out Homestand With Traditional GLVC East Powers Friday, Sunday
• Bitter cold on tap in wake of winter storm
• Lady Bears dealing with winter weather
• Baseball Opening DH at Hillsdale Baptist Cancelled
• Loss to Evansville drops Bears into second place in MVC
• Baskets for better vision
• Corps sets dam safety meeting
• Baby dies in Strafford fire
• Health care repeal fails in Senate
• Bottom line: Amnesty plan would work
• Is the cost of a Super Bowl ad worth it? Ask GoDaddy
• A buzz about raising bees
• The following branch campuses will be closed on Thursday, February 3: Ava, Buffalo, Lebanon, Licking, Monett. All others will be open.
• Classes will be in session at Springfield main campus tomorrow, Thursday, February 3.
• Springfield PTAs to have candidate forum
• What to watch as basketball Bears face Evansville
• Private conservation organization buys riverfront land
• The Licking branch campus will be closed on Thursday, February 3.
• House where two girls received burns had smoke detectors, officials say
• Overnight low not as bad as forecast, but still below zero
• SPS cancels class for third day
• Christian County tackling rural roads
• Body Image Project postponed
• MSU football signings delayed by school closings
• Mizzou announces 17 football signees
• Fair Grove schools closed for Thursday
• Lady Panthers Hold Steady At No. 5 In NCAA-II Midwest Region Basketball Rankings This Week
• Lady Panthers Hold Steady At No. 5 In NCAA-II Midwest Region Basketball Rankings This Week
• Panthers Move Up One Spot To Ninth In NCAA-II Midwest Region Rankings
• Panthers Move Up One Spot To Ninth In NCAA-II Midwest Region Rankings
• Pro-Mubarak demonstrators call for stability
• Springfield South Jazzercise open for classes
• Drive-throughs open at Bank of Urbana branches
• WikiLeaks nominated for Nobel Peace Prize
• Crusaders at Conference Leading Lindenwood Thursday, 7:30pm
• Springfield-Branson National Airport is open, most flights canceled
• Closings, cancellations and support for Wednesday
• Wild weather brings closures
• Area businesses, organizations trying to get back after blizzard
• NWS: Occasional flurries, bitter cold and strong wind in forecast
• No paper yet? E-edition available
• I-70 reopens under rough conditions; I-44 still closed west of Springfield
• Punxsutawney Phil predicts an early spring
• Colossal storm roars through nation's heartland
• Lady Crusaders At Lindenwood, Thursday- 5:30pm
• HorseFest 2011
• Preparation can prevent pipes from freezing
• Egyptian protests reverse country's economic growth
• Pizza always wins on Super Bowl Sunday
• Bears get to Evansville early
• Criminology program earns an A
• Dealers offer gift card payback
• Election could be rescheduled
• McCaskill backs cap on spending
• Some Park Board centers open Wednesday
• Red Cross has three shelters open
• Christian County government offices closed Wednesday
• Blizzard postpones soils and crops meeting
• Blunt to make speech on Senate floor
• Branson City Hall expected to reopen Wednesday
• All classes at all Drury campuses are cancelled and all offices will be closed on Wednesday, February 2. This will give our hard-working Facilities staff time to make your next visit to campus as safe as possible. Be safe and we look forward to seeing yo
• Storm caused fewer problems than feared, Christian County officials say
• Drury GLVC Basketball Doubleheaders With Indianapolis, No. Kentucky Moved To Friday-Sunday Schedule At The O'Reilly Center
• Egypt's Mubarak says won't run for new term
• Lady Bears pick up another televised game
• Storm prompts Missouri lawmakers to end work for week
• MU System closing most facilities
• St. John's closing clinics
• Shows closed in Branson, at least for now
• Former Kickapoo diver advances at Winter National Championships
• CU says it's ready for storm, asks customers to keep meters clear
• State of Judiciary address canceled
• Tulsa newspaper cancels Wednesday's edition
• Springfield airport shut down today, probably tomorrow as well
• Courthouses closed across region
• Snowfall totals as of 10:45 a.m.
• Woman dies in crash with state trooper
• Eight-month investigation lands man in Stone County Jail
• Branson Airport flight to Atlanta canceled
• Former Missouri Gov. Matt Blunt new head of automotive group
• Minorities-In-Business awards reception postponed
• Community Center reports low number of children
• Professor publishes Norton berry research results
• Springfield Police on "Emergency Status" due to road conditions
• St. John's Health System assembles disaster planning team
• Missouri storm cancels flights, MetroLink routes
• Possible factors cited in drownings
• Republican attorney Ed Martin announces bid for McCaskill's U.S. Senate seat
• Banks not hurt by foreclosures
• Bears to play at former Mid-Continent Conference rival
• Lady Bears solid in Valley's first half
• Quicker return likely for Green-Beckham
• Parkview High hosts Neil Simon's 'The Dinner Party'
• Missouri State West Plains, Mountain Grove campuses closed Tuesday
• Nixa, Republic, Willard schools cancel Tuesday classes
• MoDOT: Expect Tuesday commutes to be challenging
• Springfield Public Schools calls off classes for Tuesday
• MSU, Drury, Evangel, OTC cancel classes for Tuesday
• Water Patrol: Clearing boat docks of heavy snow requires caution
• All day and evening classes at all Drury University campuses are cancelled for tomorrow (Tuesday, February 1). Be safe!
• The Springfield campus will be closed after 8 p.m. tonight and all day on Tuesday. No offices will be open or evening classes on the Springfield campus.
• Live views from city traffic cams shown on TV
• Branson Airport encourages travelers to check on status Tuesday
• Classes at St. Robert scheduled for 7:40 p.m. tonight have been canceled.
• Get fit, healthy for the wedding and beyond
• Springfield City Council's Feb. 1 lunch meeting cancelled
• Missouri Organic Association Annual Conference set for Feb. 10-12 in Springfield
• Rolla classes have been cancelled for tonight, Monday, January 31. The Ft. Leonard Wood campus is closed tomorrow, Tuesday, February 1 (offices and classes). We'll keep you posted on any additional closings this evening and tomorrow.
• University of Missouri shuts down Columbia campus early
• Spring/Summer Youth Baseball Registration postponed
• MSU students reach $50,000 goal for Convoy of Hope
• Springfield-Greene County Parks Department offers snow day programs for children
• Fair Grove Fire Protection District setting up warming stations
• With a Blizzard Warning issued for Springfield and the surrounding areas beginning early Tuesday morning, we've prepared emergency contact information and instructions on how to deal with the potential for power loss on campus. Stay safe!
• Dorial Green-Beckham will find out today if basketball season is over
• Report on Adrienne Martin, woman found dead in home of August Busch, could come this week
• Hestand Sets School Record, Ostrem Wins Event At Central Missouri Indoor Track Meet
• Do you use Foursquare? Get in on this location-based social network game and have a chance at winning a $30 gift card during convocation events this semester. Just check in at Clara Thompson Hall (or O'Reilly Family Event Center for the March 3 spea
• Latest forecast from NWS
• Overloaded boat could have been factor in fatal capsizing, officials say
• Heavy snow expected in winter storm
• CU urges safety, seeks notifications during hazardous weather
• County awards $89,625 to Council of Churches of the Ozarks
• Small-business help available Thursday
• GOP attorney Ed Martin to run for Missouri Senate
• Rogersville man struck by car, killed on Farm Road 194
• Missouri lawmaker wants states to have say on U.S. debt
• Missouri Bar honoring Bond, Skelton
• Missouri Churchill museum to host Smithsonian exhibit
• Gov. Nixon seeks nominations for courage award
• Victor Agbasi Named HAAC Player of the Week
• Civil War anniversary delays museum closing
• To The Point
• Investigators claim websites in violation
• Roper: Labor unions chase jobs into foreign countries
• Home's role changing in U.S. family finances
• MU student center revives The Shack
• Airline, agencies clash over fares
• UNI snaps Bears' 19-game home winning streak
• Patrol can't determine who was driving in Dade County crash
• Funeral set for three family members killed in boat accident
• The Midtown Carnegie Branch Library will display students' projects on World War II
• State planning earthquake awareness events in February
• Man receives minor stab wound during fight downtown
• Funeral services set for man who died trying to save friends after boating accident
• Significant weather storm in forecast for Monday, Tuesday
• Springfield Public Schools students to be released early Tuesday
• What to watch as Bears face Northern Iowa
• Ken Schrader content to spend career behind the wheel
• Help police make Springfield safer
• School districts trying to decide what to cut, keep
• Branson proactive in planning for growth
• Health departments push for more funding
• Bidders pack Nixa auction of seized property
• Four die following boating accident on Niangua River
• Young professionals in Springfield: What keeps you here?
• Hogan Prep grounds Eagles to claim title
• Lady Bears surge to win
• Group promotes local civic engagement
• Family puzzled by drownings of four experienced anglers from Dallas County
• Garrison leads Lady Bears to 90-61 victory over Drake
• Arkansas Lady Razorbacks Down Drury Women's Swimmers 190-76
• Lady Panthers Blow Past UMSL 86-55 To Maintain GLVC West Lead
• Lady Panthers Blow Past UMSL 86-55 To Maintain GLVC West Lead
• Panthers Roll Past Missouri-St. Louis 81-60 To Move Into First Place Tie In GLVC West
• Crusaders Post 72-59 Win Over Graceland
• Lady Crusaders Continue Win Streak With 86-62 Defeat Of Graceland
• Track and Field Teams Open 2011 Season at Jayhawk Classic
• Track and Field Teams Open 2011 Season at Jayhawk Classic
• Chamber honors Darr as 2011 Springfieldian
• Art studio becomes vet's haven for healing
• Woman convicted of killing daughter-in-law
• Burkes: Show concern correctly following tragedy
• Former prosecutor dies after gunshot
• Myanmar leader reaches out to world's business elite
• University of Missouri Board of Curators approves tuition hike
• Hough: Plan will help state navigate tough times
• Instability in Egypt a concern, Evangel professor says
• Unplugged: Hope Church goes on 21-day 'media fast'
• Herschend Family Entertainment to manage two more theme parks
• Davos tackles digital-age diplomacy
• Police probe scams targeting businesses
• United Way initiative gets $25,000 grant
• Meeting planned on building permits
• Trial delayed for man accused in son's death
• Couple charged in daughter's death
• Website includes details on recycling
• FEMA denies major disaster declaration
• K.C. lawmaker owes more than $19,000
• Former offficer sentenced for assualting, robbing escorts
• Obama: Mubarak must deliver on democracy promise
• William H. Darr named 2011 Springfieldian
• Lady Panthers Shoot To Maintain West Lead When UMSL Visits Saturday
• Panthers To Battle UMSL For First Place In GLVC West Saturday At The O'Reilly Family Event Center
• Crusaders Home Vs. Graceland Saturday- 4pm
• OTC Fine Arts Gallery to hold opening reception during First Friday ArtWalk
• Lady Crusaders Host Graceland, Saturday-2pm
• Missouri auditor to change how office reports findings
• ReHabitat program builds on success for families
• Debt ceiling debate shakes market
• 'The Mechanic' remake requires retooling
• Caterpillar profits lead to optimism among analysts
• Civil War Museum collection to remain on display
• New gardens to crop up at nine area schools
• Student retention efforts paying off
• Bass Pro says no to Wisconsin site
• Drury women keep rolling
• Essential items likely to rise in price this year
• Bass Pro cancels plans for Green Bay store
• Panthers Outlast Hot-Shooting Maryville 87-79 Thursday Night At The O'Reilly Center
• Rahm Emanuel back on Chicago's ballot
• Police hope academy recruits will increase department's diversity
• Hollister building department to hold informational meeting about permits
• Proposed SPS calendar for 2011-12 released
• Female Leaders in Philanthropy receives $25,000 grant
• Hey Drury students - want a chance to win a $5,000 scholarship? Drury University students will get the chance to compete for a $5,000 scholarship effective for the 2011-12 school year when Drury Athletics sponsors its first "Panther Putt-Off."
• Missouri House panel mulls repealing cooler ban
• Ex-Mo. Sen. Talent won't run for Senate in 2012
• Lady Panthers Roll Past Maryville 78-56, Present Steve Harold With 350th Career Coaching Victory
• C of O professor and journalist named Peter Jennings Project fellow
• Habitat taking applications from buyers
• Southwest Missouri father's trial delayed in infant's death
• Sikeston parents charged in daughter's death
• Ex-official admits conspiracy in KU ticket scam
• Library looking for donations for Rogersville branch
• Wisconsin state representatives express concern over Bass Pro site near Lambeau Field
• Color-coded terror warnings to be gone by April 27
• Creighton coach: UNI guard is Valley's best player
• Lt. Cmdr. Carl Farmer to speak at Evangel for Black History Week
• Aurora Head Start to host open house
• Everyday Heroes nominees announced
• Two more charged in Republic incident
• Rotary Club to host charity basketball game
• Diversity and Economic Development Summit to feature workshops, speakers
• Study: Missouri has nation's top black homicide rate
• Fewer Missouri employees on Medicaid following cuts
• Missouri Senate weighs bill expanding subpoena power
• Car rental company going green with new projects
• Search for Missouri university president begins
• "Coffee with the Chief" forum held at Barnes & Noble this morning
• Police arrest suspect in Kansas City man's death
• University seeks to raise in-state tuition
• Annual homeless count could be most thorough yet
• Football Signs Five Transfers For 2011
• Grant challenge exceeds goal
• Burris: Reports show Springfield's positive finances
• House set to approve drug tests for TANF program
• Wal-Mart to withdraw from controversial location
• Obama misses mark on federal budget mess
• Want to watch some wildlife?
• Roper Electric closes after 92 years
• Every shelter guest has a different story
• Middle College to expand its scope
• Two additional suspects charged in connection with mobile home park beating
• Roper Electric shutters business, leaves 17 out of work
• Strafford to join alternative high school program
• Ten Springfield schools awarded DIRT Project Gardens
• Battlefield Mall to add three new retailers
• Elk bound for Missouri undergoing testing in Kentucky
• Missouri Senate panel approves bill banning texting
• Baldknobbers head to Washington for Smithsonian ceremony
• MSU takes new direction in planning near future
• Panthers Look To Push Winning Streak To Five Games When Maryville Visits The O'Reilly Center Thursday Night; Drury 10th In First NCAA-II Region Rankings
• Drury's Jaime Villa Zapatero Wins Third Straight GLVC Fall Scholar-Athlete Award For Men's Cross Country
• Lady Panthers Begin Big Homestand With Thursday Tipoff Against Maryville; Drury Fifth In NCAA-II Midwest Region Rankings Released Wednesday
• Minorities-In-Business to hold awards ceremony on Tuesday
• Missouri Senate panel approves bill banning texting
• Westbound U.S. 60 to close Wednesday and Thursday
• City Utilities board to meet Thursday
• Professor awarded grant to work with young female offenders
• Home of the Week: Couple returns to Ozarks, opens retreat
• Branson approves 'In God We Trust' resolution after opponents speak out
• Chaffee man dies after semi runs off road
• Missouri court sides with immigrant in adoption appeal
• Missouri proposes 5.5 percent tuition increase
• Missouri horses euthanized after contracting disease
• NWS: Partly sunny with a high near 42
• Joplin homicide suspect caught in Texas
• Nixa schools likely to see $1.1 million spending cut
• Affidavit reveals details in Daniel case
• Springfield girls hurt in fire now breathing on their own
• Oscars see multiple snubs, but 'Winter's Bone' makes mark
• Wildwood Antique Mall has top-shelf goods, atmosphere
• Greene County commissioners finalize budget with three new deputies
• Dorial Green-Beckham gets more famous visitors
• Company accused of illegal hiring says E-Verify didn't work
• Council likely to consider reboot of red-light camera system
• Obama to call for unity between parties, fiscal restraint in State of the Union address
• Lawsuit to Taco Bell: Where's the beef?
• Rolla man charged with murder after victim overdose
• Local area among stars of Oscar nominated Winter's Bone
• Christian Action Ministries purchases trailer for outreach delivery program
• Evangel's accreditation extended with no conditions or stipulations
• Baldknobbers to donate artifacts to Smithsonian
• Drake coach impressed by MSU's Ricks
• St. Louis plans crime-monitoring cameras
• University named one of the top military-friendly colleges
• Council to hear presentations on police beats and red-light cameras
• Old, leaking septic tanks causing E. coli in Lake of the Ozarks, AG says
• Auction Saturday for remaining estate items of Larry and Paula Covington
• Evangel professor to serve on Oxford University Press editorial board
• American Red Cross offers babysitter training
• Five Springfield school board candidates to be listed on ballot
• 'The King's Speech' gets 12 Oscar nominations
• "Coffee with the Chief" forum to be held Thursday
• "Winter's Bone" receives four Academy Award nominations
• Missouri House speaker creating two special committees
• NWS: Mostly sunny with a high near 38
• Trial of Georgia man charged in '76 Missouri slaying begins
• Community colleges agree to tuition hike ceiling
• Crusaders Defeat Missouri Valley 87-71
• Lady Crusaders Continue Win Streak Beating Mo. Valley 73-44
• Patchwork Nation goes beyond red versus blue state
• Turmoil could complicate European economic fixes
• Proposed smoking, alcohol bans head to voters
• Bears say focus not a problem
• GOP: Focus on spending cuts
• Nixa keeps cool down final stretch
• Time for Congress to work
• trash becomes treasure
• Man charged in connection with early morning beating
• Former Walnut Grove softball coach faces sex charges allegedly involving girl, 16
• Springfield City Council sends petition ordinances to voters
• State investigating use of unauthorized alien workers at AVCRAD in Springfield
• City P&Z commission announces new officers
• Taney County judge recovering from brain aneurysm
• Larry Cunningham to headline Creamery Writers' Workshop
• Greene County GOP to honor local officials
• Community college leaders seek tuition increases of no more than $5 a credit hour
• Springfield Planning and Zoning Commission selects chair, vice chair
• Missouri lawmakers want Obama to talk about spending cuts
• Breast Cancer Foundation of the Ozarks has new board members, officers
• Suspect pleads not guilty in deadly Ariz. shooting
• Women pleads guilty in Missouri incest case
• Niangua man injured in one-car crash
• Volunteer Lake Springfield Park spruce-up day planned
• Another major upcoming event at the O'Reilly Family Event Center: "Cirque de la Symphonie!" Tickets are available through the Springfield Symphony Orchestra at (417) 864-6683 or at springfieldmosymphony.org.
• Sundance 2011
• Ready for more exciting concerts at the O'Reilly Family Event Center? Dierks Bentley will be live in concert on April 20! Tickets to the public go on sale March 7, but Drury students, faculty and staff will be able to buy advanced tickets starting F
• Vigil to be held during scheduled execution
• "Minorities-In-Business" to host awards reception
• Suspect in custody after Springfield man discovered beaten in trailer park
• Man injured in car collision with train
• Park board hosting an Arbor Day poster exhibit
• National Transportation Safety Board releases report for fatal plane crash
• Drury's JaJuan Maxwell Named GLVC Player of the Week
• Drury's JaJuan Maxwell Named GLVC Player of the Week
• Veteran journalist to speak at MSU library tonight
• Springfield/Branson Regional Salute Coalition announces 2011 legislative event
• Gov. Nixon calls for Missouri campaign donation caps
• First 'Panther Party' In O'Reilly Family Event Center Set For Wednesday, February 9
• First 'Panther Party' In O'Reilly Family Event Center Set For Wednesday, February 9
• Jack LaLanne dies at 96; brought fitness to masses
• Missouri Medicaid spending projected to rise next year
• Drury University students to provide tax help
• Ex-first lady Rosalynn Carter to visit Missouri
• Lowry City woman dies in single-vehicle accident
• Missourians will get three extra days to file taxes
• Report: No deaths after bridge barrier installed
• House fire in northwest Missouri leaves one dead, three injured
• Two southwest Missouri children die after falling into icy pond
• Three charged in fatal St. Louis area robbery
• MoDOT wants its day in court on highway lawsuits
• Multicultural Exhibition at the Springfield Art Museum
• Primary needed for 2 Springfield City Council races
• Seven winter play ideas to keep kids active
• Boise State chair selected to head MSU's criminology department
• Party's withdrawal forces election in Ireland
• Packers, Steelers Super Bowl bound
• Carpenter: Loss of AAA rating would make America's debt worse
• Germany OKs package to aid EU rescue fund
• NWS removes snow from Ozarks' forecast
• Crusaders vs. Missouri Valley, Monday-7:30pm
• Lady Crusaders Host Missouri Valley Monday
• Midwife law needs new look
• Apply now for Gannett grants
• You Asked: Springfield Fire Department water rescue team doesn't include divers
• Woman gather business advice at Drury symposium
• State's budget in hands of legislators
• Ozarks' homeless navigate maze of support
• Stout: Take lack of diversity's threat to economic vitality seriously
• Springfield author carries on legacy of Oz
• Sammon: There's no link between autism, vaccine
• Bears save best for last in dramatic win over Creighton
• Bears rally to beat Bluejays 67-66
• Marshfield man injured in Webster County crash
• Mount Vernon man injured in Lawrence County crash
• Lone Pine at Sunshine to remain closed until Wednesday evening
• Drury Men's and Women's Swimming Teams Sweep Truman State
• Drury Downs Quincy 84-79 For Fourth Straight GLVC Victory
• What to watch as Bears face Creighton
• No. 21 Quincy Shoots Past Lady Panthers 91-68 In GLVC Matchup Of Division Leaders
• Crusaders Win 78-63 at Avila
• Lady Crusaders Win Sixth Straight With 54-47 Win At Avila
• Lady Bears take care of business in win over Wichita State
• Gianino: Opponents of abortion misinforming the public
• Rise in ultra-Orthodox birthrate may create challenges for Israel
• Fichter: Abortion will end when women know the truth
• Finding religion: White River Valley Historical Society seeks items for exhibit
• Jury duty allegation part of phone scam
• Man sought in rape of child under age 12
• Woman in serious condition after crash
• Smoke detectors not found at site of tragic fire
• Ridder's contract extended to 2013-14
• Monroe project offers students privacy, perks
• Lady Bears rout Shockers 71-41
• Branson man sentenced to 10 years in prison on assault charge
• Council of Churches names new members of management team
• Willard woman convicted of killing baby gets 15 years
• Missouri Board of Education wants to suspend funding phase-in
• Starting or not, Bowers produces for Missouri Tigers
• Panthers Look To Push Win Streak To Four With Saturday Visit To Quincy
• Lady Panthers To Battle No. 21 Quincy In Showdown Of GLVC Division Leaders
• Mountain lion spotted in suburban St. Louis
• H. Wesley Pratt named MSU's interim equal opportunity officer
• Reports of identity theft scam surface in Greene County
• Wes Pratt to serve as interim equal opportunity officer at Missouri State
• Three killed when semi truck crashes into slowing car
• Spring enrollment up 2.9 percent at SEMO
• Nixon to discuss energy efficiency grant for farmers
• NWS: 30 percent chance of snow this afternoon
• Crusaders at Avila, Saturday-4pm
• Lady Crusasders On Road At Avila, Saturday-2pm
• Call for Entries: Watercolor USA 2011
• Few will lose jobs as Springfield schools brace for cuts
• Republic native leads pioneering larynx transplant
• Dingman back at full strength for Branson
• Hall: Low-cost smoke alarm can do much to save lives
• Lady Bears hoping for change in WSU series
• Keep education a priority in state budget
• Pleasant View Fire District recognizes outgoing chief
• Poplar Bluff woman hospitalized after wreck
• One dead, three injured in Texas County crash
• Panthers Rally Past Lewis For 62-59 GLVC Road Victory
• Lady Panthers Move Into GLVC West Lead With 71-66 Victory At Lewis
• Drury Sweeps Dual From Missouri State For Second Time This Season, Winning Men's Meet 146-97 And Rallying For 121-118 Women's Triumph
• Mountain lion said to be lurking in St. Louis area
• Evangel basketball games almost under way
• Republic graduate leads pioneering transplant surgery
• Take Back the Mic to crown women's poetry champion tonight
• Bank of America vice president to chair 2011 March for Babies
• Nixon seeks to close part of Mount Vernon juvenile facility
• Free seminar on beekeeping on Feb. 5
• Sentencing tomorrow for Republic woman after child abuse conviction
• Share your snow photos from campus! On Twitter, just use #drurysnow or email your images to web@drury.edu and we'll get them added to the gallery.
• Also, evening classes at the Richwood Valley campus in Ozark have been canceled for tonight.
• Evening classes on the Springfield campus have been canceled for tonight.
• Author to give talk at Evangel on Friday
• Snow is done, but the cold remains
• Crusaders Win Streak Snapped In Loss To William Jewell
• Lady Crusaders Move Into First Place With Win Over William Jewell
• Springfield-Branson National Airport to shut down for three days in August
• Branson tree board to consider whether downtown trees have outlived their usefulness
• Branson Airport open for business
• Springfield Art Museum calls for Watercolor USA 2011 entries
• Big donation gives new office to Big Brothers Big Sisters for Stone and Taney counties
• Higher Education Commissioner Russell comments on State of the State
• No classes today at our campuses in St. Robert, Fort Leonard Wood and Rolla.
• CU looking for advisory group members
• CU looking for advisory group members
• Up to six inches of snow causing problems on the roads
• Remains found along Mississippi River identified as Illinois man
• Remains found along Mississippi River identified as Illinois man
• MU-Columbia sets carbon reduction goal
• MU-Columbia sets carbon reduction goal
• Tri-state group pushes for water sharing agreement
• Tri-state group pushes for water sharing agreement
• Parts of Missouri get more than a foot of snow
• Springfield bowler in hunt at rich pro tournament
• Sycamores snap Bears' nine-game winning streak
• Post-game thoughts on Bears' first Valley loss
• School budget cuts are positive step
• Forecast: Snowfall should be over by early afternoon
• Budget cuts hit state jobs hardest
• Swap fussy scarves for neck gaiters
• Stephens: Heated rhetoric in Springfield can be cooled off
• Eastern bluebird (Sialia sialis)
• Consignment shop complaints under investigation
• MSU faculty seek study on salaries
• Nixon's budget: Level K-12 funding, possible state layoffs
• Long votes for repeal of health care law
• Springfield-Branson airport to briefly suspend flights in August for runway repaving
• Four candidates apply for vacant school board spots
• State House gives preliminary approval to small-business tax break
• Latest Death Notices
• What to watch as MSU faces Indiana State
• Randy Thomas is CU 2010 Driver of the Year
• Threat of snow postpones SBU-Missouri Western games
• Incumbents in Ozark, Nixa face opposition April 5
• 19-year-old arrested in rash of car burglaries
• Missouri House approves tax break for small businesses
• Journalist to speak at MSU about 'Patchwork Nation'
• Group seeks investigation of ex-St. Louis priest
• Major crime down 9.2 percent in St. Louis
• St. Robert couple pleads guilty to prescription conspiracy
• Panthers Look To Push Winning Streak To Three With Thursday GLVC Visit To Lewis
• Lady Panthers Head To Illinois For Key GLVC Encounters
• MSU awarded Challenge Grant for two campuses
• Home boasts terrific view of countryside
• 15-year-old injured in semi hit-and-run near Springfield
• National Weather Service predicts large snow storm for Ozarks
• Use of so-called 'fake cocaine' on the rise, paper reports
• Koster calls for changes to auto contract industry
• Missouri Senate to discuss reshaping state government
• Nixon to outline budget, set goals in State of the State
• High of 33; chance of snow, NWS predicts
• St. Charles bans protests during funerals
• Williamsburg boy, 6, dies after being hit by school bus
• Crusaders Host 18th Ranked William Jewell In Key Conference Game
• Lady Crusaders Face William Jewell In Battle For First Place
• Nixa tops Kickapoo in a thriller
• Bears hope road run continues
• Vendors target Queen City Emporium over payments
• Catholic High School principal accepts position at St. Louis school
• School board concerned about fallout from cuts
• Hickey: Differing views at China-U.S. summit
• Snow heading back to Ozarks
• Eat long noodles for a long life
• Burn recovery for children likely to be lengthy
• Eat rich, eat right for Chinese New Year
• School system cuts would target administrative posts
• Spring classes begin with more than 13,000 students enrolled
• Campuses / Locations
• Ridder outlines proposed budget cuts to school system, staff
• Big Brothers Big Sisters reaches goal, still looking for Big Brothers
• OTC notes enrollment spike
• Garceau case now set for trial
• Council could table 60/65 request for more discussion
• Personnel cuts looming as Taney County works on 2011 budget
• Royals pitcher Gil Meche announces retirement
• Ridder: 15 administrative positions will be cut
• Springfield man dies in one-vehicle accident
• Ford to keep 3,750 jobs at plant near Kansas City
• State of the State address to be online
• C of O to host convocation featuring Karen James, veteran journalist
• Drury, Missouri State Swim Squads Resume 'Duel In The Pool' Thursday Night At Breech
• Storm system expected to reach Ozarks Wednesday
• Suspect held in shooting death of Imperial man found in car
• Missouri drops rate for high-risk health insurance
• Nixa police question suspect in shooting death
• Rolling Library of Congress exhibit to stop in St. Joseph, Rolla
• Carl Junction man gets 14 years for scalding girlfriend
• Stolen cars pulled out of Lake Springfield
• St. Ann leading charge against speeders
• Nixa man pleads guilty in murder conspiracy
• Deal would bring Wal-Mart to African markets
• Scouts differ on Carpenter's potential
• Blogger a thorn, yes; but a threat, no
• top 5 (or 7, really) films to watch in 2011
• Currency concerns arise on eve of U.S.-China talks
• Bank of America gives BCFO $7,500
• Children to receive book, theater ticket
• Student suspended over BB gun incident
• Marching together in unity
• Students suspended for drug distribution
• Man injured after car strikes bridge
• Lake storage dips below normal
• Nixon recommends wearing seat belt
• Samaritan Center receives donation
• Toddler's death under investigation
• Exploding tire injures worker
• Drury men hold off Parkside
• Springfield sisters burned in fire in critical condition in Cincinnati
• Drury women stun UW-Parkside
• Maxwell Matches Career-High With 22 Points, Panthers Outlast Wisconsin-Parkside For 86-78 GLVC Victory
• Maxwell Matches Career-High With 22 Points, Panthers Outlast Wisconsin-Parkside For 86-78 GLVC Victory
• Abortion opponents to march in Jefferson City
• Branson man pleads guilty to infecting another with HIV
• Lake storage dips below normal; Stockton pump turned on
• Nixa elementary student suspended for allegedly bringing BB gun to school
• DAR chapter to honor Doug Pitt with community service award
• Lady Panthers Hit Boards Hard, Down North Leader Wisconsin-Parkside 74-68 In GLVC Play
• Lady Panthers Hit Boards Hard, Down North Leader Wisconsin-Parkside 74-68 In GLVC Play
• MSU's Weems repeats Valley basketball weekly honor
• Bass Pro may build near Lambeau Field, paper reports
• Lady Bears pick up two weekly awards
• Interested in Master Gardener course? Orientation session set for Tuesday
• Informational series on alternative energy resumes Jan. 26
• Nixa man pleads guilty to conspiracy to commit murder
• March honoring Martin Luther King Jr. sets attendance record
• Nixa Education Foundation receives an $11,100 grant
• Eastbound Chestnut Expressway shut down after accident
• Ozark woman pleads guilty to shooting ex
• Fire in Nixa was contained to living room
• Dadeville man seriously hurt in crash, patrol says
• Rain possible after noon; high of 48, NWS predicts
• Missouri senators seek public comments on redistricting
• Missouri House plans debate on two priorities for session
• Caitlin Russell Named HAAC Player of the Week
• Hundreds line route in soldier's memory
• Burn victims moved to Shriners
• 9/11 workers fighting for ailment compensation
• Convoy receives $70,000 grant
• Hot 8 Brass Band to perform Saturday
• Motorist injured after striking tree
• correction
• Local NAACP chapter organizes first Black College Tour
• Viewing winter's beauty without complaint
• Missouri health survey seeks hundreds of respondents in each county
• Sagal, Buscemi win first Golden Globes
• Battle brews over new debt limit
• Schur: Educational values aided civil rights movement
• 'Social Network' leads Golden Globes with four prizes
• Bears beat Bradley, stay atop Valley race
• Vehicles discovered in Lake Springfield
• Springfield woman seriously injured in one-vehicle accident
• Convoy of Hope receives grant from Jonas Brothers' foundation
• Oklahoma man seriously injured in McDonald County accident
• Bears look to avoid "trap" tonight at Bradley
• Lady Bears pull away from Indiana State for 65-54 victory
• Lady Bears continue homestand against Indiana State
• Panthers Seek To Keep Unbeaten Home Streak Alive With Monday Night GLVC Visit From Wisconsin-Parkside
• Lady Panthers Take On GLVC North-Leading Wisconsin-Parkside In Monday Night Showdown At The O'Reilly Center
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• Two girls rescued during house fire
• 'Chris Jones Show' gets a final encore at T of C
• Already 'lean,' SPS to trim central office
• Cutting Greene County administrator job would have been rash
• New police focus: crime hot spots
• Prairie State Park preserves 4,000 acres of tallgrass
• Presence matters on Saturday night police beat
• Businesses looking forward to new policing approach
• 10 house fires in Springfield so far this year
• Ceremony to honor Hmong general
• Your Money
• Eckersley's election complaint unresolved
• Blood drives
• Turn lanes to close at Sunshine, Lone Pine
• NAACP to study incident at auto repair business
• Restoring history
• In the blink of an eye, car crashes change lives
• Ridder: Big schools need more help to meet demands
• Skip Red Sea snorkeling for Egypt's culture
• Downturn hits trade workers hard
• Girls in critical condition after morning house fire
• Hall Scores 27 Points, Panthers Drop Missouri S & T 96-90 For GLVC Triumph
• Hall Scores 27 Points, Panthers Drop Missouri S & T 96-90 For GLVC Triumph
• Lone Pine at Sunshine to be closed next week
• Short-Handed Lady Panthers Knock Off Missouri S & T 57-53 To Snap Lady Miners 11-Game Win Streak
• Short-Handed Lady Panthers Knock Off Missouri S & T 57-53 To Snap Lady Miners 11-Game Win Streak
• Emergency crews rescue two girls from house fire
• Drury University students to provide free tax preparation
• Crusaders Hold On For 78-67 Win at Culver-Stockton
• Lady Crusaders Win 80-54 at Culver-Stockton
• OTC Foundation receives $30,000 from Bill and Ann Turner and the Turner Family Foundation
• Fire verdict in judge's hands
• Lights still on at Aunt Martha's
• Homicide investigation follows airman's suicide
• Feb. 26 session set on raising city chickens
• Turner family gives $30,000 to OTC
• Shooting suspect caught in Arkansas
• Man charged with online misconduct
• Space heater blamed in deadly house fire
• Farmers interested in joining wind farm
• Driver charged in Springfield crash that killed hospice worker
• Jones delivers for Cadets in Tournament of Champions
• Man arrested in fatal car crash
• Jones: Bill could diminish benefits of energy rules
• North Point Church ready to rock
• Civility stressed for march on Martin Luther King Jr. Day
• CBS stands by Sheen, hit sitcom
• Remains of soldier returned home
• Holiday spending 'record' in question
• City has history of celebrating King
• Group resumes tours of Civil War-era home in Carthage
• Former MSU student gets shock time, probation for terrorist threat
• Professor creates new exchange partnership for master’s program
• Springfield man charged with sending pornographic pictures to deputy
• Seymour soldier's body returns home
• Trial to determine fault in Mo. group home fire
• Cardinals fielding questions at luncheon
• Get excited, Drury! Ludo is coming to campus Feb. 18 at Weiser Gym. The concert is free for Drury students (with ID), with general admission tickets available for $15. Drury faculty & staff may purchase discount tickets with their ID for $5. Check ou
• Panthers Look To Get Back To Winning Ways With Saturday Night Trip To Missouri S & T
• OTC Foundation receives $30,000 gift
• Man charged with Oct. 2009 manslaughter arrested Thursday
• Royals Caravan heading south toward Springfield
• Tennis Signs Nationally Ranked Recruit Amy Grossklag
• Lady Panthers Visit S & T For GLVC West Showdown Saturday Night In Rolla
• Crusaders Continue Road To Culver-Stockton, Sat.-4pm
• Lady Crusaders at Culver-Stockton, Saturday-2pm
• High near 41 today, but wind chill around 13, NWS predicts
• MSU student who pleaded guilty to terrorist threat to be sentenced today
• Missouri lawmaker proposes statewide vote on union jobs
• University of Missouri curators to discuss likely tuition boost
• Missouri college scholarship aid to increase
• OTC anticipates repeat of double-digit growth
• Nixon avoids details on decision to spare convict
• Orphan earmarks for transportation projects must end
• Smart wedding planning is all in the details
• High food, energy costs passed on to customers
• The Tops in Entertainment
• Correction
• County takes case to state legislators
• During campaign, Viebrock sided with 60-65 neighbors
• Governor's office paying a third of Neitzel's MSU salary
• City attorney: It's too early to insist on disclosure
• Viebrock against road for 60-65 development
• Academic Awards & Achievers
• Missouri House backs health care challenge
• Nixon frees school busing funds
• Seymour soldier's funeral set for Sunday
• January sales tax down over $270,000
• Agenda set for school board's next meeting
• Free CDs can help track kids' computer activities
• Experts: 1 million may lose homes
• Hough: Exploring character ed in the deep-fried South
• No. 6 Southern Indiana Drops Panthers 75-65 In GLVC Matchup
• Southern Indiana Halts Lady Panthers' Winning Streak At Eight With 63-59 GLVC Triumph
• Crusaders Pull Away For 80-64 Win at MidAmerica Nazarene
• Lady Crusaders Wins 57-42 at MidAmerica Nazarene
• MSU Foundation kicks off 30th anniversary with 30 scholarships, gifts
• Drury Baseball Tabbed As Co-Favorites In The GLVC West
• Panthers Face Third Straight Top 10 Foe With Thursday GLVC Game At No. 6 Southern Indiana
• Lady Panthers Begin Pivotal GLVC Stretch Thursday At Southern Indiana
• Crusaders at MidAmerica Nazarene, Thursday-7:30pm
• Lady Crusaders at MidAmerica Nazarene, Thursday- 5:30pm
• Drury Softball Picked For Ninth In GLVC Preseason Poll
• Evangel vs. Missouri Valley basketball Games Rescheduled For Mon., Jan. 24
• Crusaders Host Missouri Valley, Monday- 7:30pm
• Lady Crusaders Home Monday vs. Missouri Valley, 5:30 p.m.
• No. 7 Kentucky Wesleyan Holds Off Hard-Charging Panthers 77-69 In GLVC Play
• No. 7 Kentucky Wesleyan Holds Off Hard-Charging Panthers 77-69 In GLVC Play
• Crusaders Hand Ravens Their First League Loss In 68-55 Win At BC
• Lady Crusaders Hold Off Benedictine For Road Win 52-42
• Lady Panthers Push Winning Streak To Eight With 82-54 Victory At Kentucky Wesleyan
• Panthers Look To Bounce Back Saturday At No. 7 Kentucky Wesleyan
• Lady Panthers Take Winning Streak To Kentucky Wesleyan For Saturday GLVC Matchup
• From Dr. David Stair and Evangel Volleyball In Guatemala
• No. 4 Bellarmine Late Run Drops Panthers 85-75 In GLVC Play
• Missouri State announces Fall 2010 dean’s list
• Lady Panthers Place Six In Double-Figures, Sink 14 3-Pointers in 85-73 Win At Bellarmine For Seventh Straight Victory
• Carnegie recognizes university for community engagement
• Crusaders Win 69-57 at Central Methodist
• Lady Crusaders Win 54-38 at Central Methodist
• Army secretary to tour Fort Wood tornado damage today
• Sowers joins vets group after 8th District loss
• Missouri Patrol donating seized marijuana equipment
• Today to be sunny with high near 48, NWS predicts
• Missouri hires director for broadband Internet project
• Missouri aids more low-interest loans to businesses
• Shorter finds her groove for MSU
• Susie Knust named as commissioner
• FBI looks into funds missing for festival
• Markets respond to jump in hiring
• Life-saving deeds abound
• Library system to stock altered version of Mark Twain books
• Multiple upcoming events could help you catch a glimpse of a bald eagle
• Oath starts off new term for local representatives
• Nurse recognized for saving life on highway
• Hough: Character education back in vogue
• Ex-DARE officer accused of enticing minor is freed on bond
• Operation Gunplay focus: Violent crime
• Botanical center training volunteers
• Evangel seminar changes venue
• Two hurt in Ozark bus-car collision
• The tablet crush
• Professor receives grant to continue tax assistance
• Washington, Mo., drops red-light cameras
• FBI investigating theft from Joplin festival funds
• Army chief of staff tours tornado-damaged Fort Wood
• Missouri Supreme Court to consider death penalty cases
• Jefferson City starts energy efficiency program with municipal bonds
• Missouri schools due $255 million boost, but unlikely to get it
• Missouri lawmakers focus on business in annual session
• Partly sunny; high near 45, NWS predicts
• Crusaders At Central Methodist, Thursday-7:30pm
• Lady Crusaders at Central Methodist Thursday, 5:30 p.m.
• Bears take down Bluejays
• Mystery woman helps save life
• How can we attract young professionals?
• Neighbors pitch in as cleanup continues
• Time for your input on issues
• Fireplace business helps homeowners save
• Committee unlikely to stretch criteria for hiring CU leader
• Road cleanup going well
• Garden grant to aid green thumbs
• Bond to work at St. Louis law firm after ending Senate tenure
• From chocolate to tofu
• Car figures bring fragile hope for future
• Panthers Up For GLVC Road Challenge At No. 4 Bellarmine Thursday
• Lady Panthers Look To Push Winning Streak To Seven Games With GLVC Visit To Bellarmine
• Man involved in Monday night crash dies
• A look at MSU's basketball opponent
• Man from Halfway seriously injured in crash near Conway
• Talkin' Court Talk: Some girls' basketball notes
• Information needed on Springfield man sought in burglary
• SBA plans meeting for business owners
• Pilot of crashed Cessna from Pennsylvania, patrol reports
• Political science students publish editorials in local newspaper
• Missouri soldier's death last of Fort Campbell's deaths in 2010
• With just two weeks until the start of the new semester, you can save time by ordering your textbooks today. The new bookstore.drury.edu has just launched and is taking credit card orders and reservations for Spring 2011!
• Bass Pro Tournament of Champions pairings announced
• Greene County absentee ballots available
• Ex-Sen. Bond joins St. Louis law firm
• Busch talks about death of girlfriend
• Three men injured in accident near Carterville
• Former Alba city clerk gets suspended sentence
• K.C. diocese to open French nun's case for sainthood
• Missouri business groups plan legislative strategy
• Missouri death penalty foes seek Nixon intervention
• NWS: Sunny with a high near 38
• Hillcrest keeps momentum going
• MSU plans for deep cuts from state
• Deputy numbers lag behind Greene County's growth
• Bankruptcy proceedings won't close Gillioz Theatre's doors
• Ricks ready for challenge
• Lapaglia provides leadership
• Waste in the water
• Plane crash in county kills one
• part of the process
• Economy creates unfulfilled agenda for Nixon
• Judge drops charges in fatal shooting
• CU manager search focus of meeting
• Public invited to address commission
• Lake Regional names New Year's baby
• Taney County commissioners want new way of doing business
• Renick driver hurt in I-44 crash early today, patrol says
• Sunny, but chilly today, NWS predicts
• Burglary suspect recovering after being shot by St. Louis officer
• Former Jefferson City police officer shot to death in apparent homicide, police say
• Missouri mental health workers racking up overtime, audit finds
• Widening on Campbell starts today
• Prosecutor praised for caring, tenacity
• Bookkeeping classes offered next week
• Dog owners must renew pet licenses
• Saturday breakfast to assist senior center
• Lapaglia pushes spending cuts in Christian County
• Patterson begins work as counsel for sheriff
• Shorter cashes in for Lady Bears
• Gilley: Plan would encourage workplace freeloaders
• Energy drinks raise concerns
• Program turns couple into homeowners
• More uncertainty for Lohan after rehab release
• N.D. oil production could double
• Moxie Cinema announces free film series
• Strafford church's work brightens school gym
• Youth Empowerment grants aid local groups
• Master Gardener classes start Jan. 25
• Firefighters suspect animals were in home heavily damaged by blaze
• Shorter leads Lady Bears to 75-54 victory
• Coroner: toxicology report confirms children died from prescription drug overdose
• Three hospitalized in Cedar County crash
• Mays in Lady Bears' lineup on Sunday
• Panthers' Comeback Falls Short In 83-80 Loss At Rockhurst
• National Weather Service confirms eighth tornado from storm, investigating possible ninth
• Lady Panthers Drop Rockhurst 65-37 For Sixth Straight Victory
• NWS: Sunny and cold today
• Viebrock sworn in as Greene County presiding commissioner
• Jobs, taxation hot topics for coming legislative session
• Is tract of Springfield property blighted?
• Citizen's research catches council's attention
• Springfield-area legislators discuss plans for session
• Reporter's notebook: Resolving to notice the now in the new year
• Boomers big part of Branson tourism market
• U.S. dollar still a sound bet
• Missouri's low tobacco tax requires increase
• A generation of change: Baby boomers turning 65
• Electric cars slowly starting up
• State's budget deficit presents difficulties
• Springfield man dies in head-on collision with truck
• Bus cuts reflect district struggle
• Good Samaritan's act gets honor from boss
• Labor volunteers pull in buckets of cash
• Nixon tours areas ravaged by tornadoes
• Fourth death in Missouri blamed on Friday storms
• Fourth tornado death reported; governor tours damage areas
• Springfield police arrest 6 on suspicion of drunken driving
• Basketball Bears win 16th straight home game
• A look at tonight's MSU basketball opponent
• Head-on crash on I-44 kills Springfield man
• MSU Bookstore evaluating textbook rental program
• Harrison: Make 2011 a better year; buy a book, read to a kid
• Fort Wood to conduct storm meeting
• Clinic runs on faith
• A look back at 2010's big stories
• Southwest 2 has just one test left to pass
• Outbreak of tornadoes kills 6, damages homes
• Diners have a taste for Bistro Market
• Revelers ring in 2011 at First Night celebration
• Heer's building back in limbo
• Ozarker helps educate others on rare disease
• First Greene County grand jury in four years issues indictments
• Blunt, Long, Hartzler take places in new Congress
• New Springfield police chief works to gain the public's trust
• Carnahan guilty of '85 murder
• Despite legalization, urban chickens slow to take hold
• Cancer patients get too much radiation
• Autism mandate among new laws
• Eureka Springs, Carroll County at odds over repair
• Bears' Creekmore gets the job done
• Business found in grapes, wine
• What others are saying
• Storm tosses mobile home across road with two inside
• Burkes: 2010 was a good year for outraging readers
• Fort Leonard Wood to have meeting to discuss tornado damage
• Mother, young son survive tornado in tub
• 85 show up for First Night's first run
• Lady Bears dominate Valley opener
• Tornadoes kill six in southwest Missouri, northwest Arkansas
• Lady Bears open Valley play against SIU
• Three dead after tornado hits NW Arkansas town
• Latest tornado warning includes Fort Wood
• Tornado warning issued for area east of Springfield
• Tornado warning issued for parts of Wright, Laclede counties
• Overnight storms batter region
• Missouri autism insurance mandate begins with new year
• Missouri holds contest to encourage sober driving
• Curls, Wood chosen for Mo. Senate race
• IHOP drops trademark lawsuit against KC church
• Fees for Missouri water enforcement to expire
• Budget woes force state parks to delay maintenance
• Truman State students write their own textbook
• Amish man dies after being pinned by buggy
• Streaking Panthers Return To GLVC Play With Sunday Afternoon Visit To Rival Rockhurst
• Milleson's comment on Hannah Wilkerson
• MoDOT launches survey on rail plan
• Tonight is First Night
• Business Watch
• Recession, last-minute comeback defined 2010
• Bike loaner program takes off
• 10 too few for year's best movies
• Driver of overturned truck identified
• Victory Mission takes year-end donations
• Park worker program renewed for this year
• Lapse of state fee could hinder clean-water enforcement
• Ex-governor Blunt forgives $300,000 loan to Peter Kinder
• $5,000 worth of toys donated to Children's Miracle Network
• White voted AP entertainer of the year
• Drury men rip Southwestern
• Victory Mission's Ministry Center accepting year-end donations Friday
• Follow holiday basketball tournament scoreboards
• Gillioz owner files for bankruptcy
• Panthers Dismantle Builders 95-44 To Close Out Non-Conference Schedule
• Panthers Dismantle Builders 95-44 To Close Out Non-Conference Schedule
• Lady Bears' Wilkerson academically ineligible
• Burglary suspects arrested after tip from mailman
• Lady Panthers Back In Action Sunday At Rockhurst In GLVC Play
• Lady Panthers Back In Action Sunday At Rockhurst In GLVC Play
• Governor Nixon renewing state parks program
• Former Governor Matt Blunt cancels Kinder loan
• Drury men's basketball offers free tickets to tonight's game
• Lane of Chestnut under U.S. 65 to be closed from 1 to 3 p.m. today
• Second Half Carry Crusaders Over Cal St.-Maritime 75-68
• Where does Weems' clutch shot rank?
• Hazelwood middle schoolers make ornaments for D.C. display
• Alarms ensure children don't get left on buses
• MoDOT seeks public opinion on Missouri railroads
• State parks program providing jobs for youths to be renewed
• Missouri gambling revenues for schools falling short
• Ash Grove man identified as driver in dump truck accident
• Partly sunny; high near 64 today, NWS predicts
• Holy Names Rallies Past Crusaders In OT
• Willard's Gold Division run continues
• Academic Awards & Achievers
• Alcohol cited in crash that closed Chestnut Expressway
• Smoking ban cleared to go on April ballot
• Just about anything can be framed, say Fast Frames owners
• Killing unsolved after 40 years
• Longley: Gardens can bring nature's healing
• Wheelchair sculpture on trail pays unusual tribute
• End of unwanted gifts in sight?
• No charges expected in fatal slumber party shooting
• Programs chip away at cycle of cultural poverty
• No injuries in east Springfield apartment fire
• Smoking ban has enough signatures for public vote in Springfield
• Carnahan: More protections needed for Missouri seniors
• Missouri gambling revenues for schools falling short
• Dump truck overturns in Ash Grove; driver hospitalized, patrol says
• How important is Valley basketball opener?
• Charges not expected in Joplin teen's fatal shooting
• Schell City man suffers serious injuries in crash, patrol says
• Driver hospitalized after vehicle breaks utility pole on W. Chestnut Expressway
• Fulton university plans major expansion
• Stephens College staff in Columbia meets weight loss goal
• St. Louis awaits decision on Democratic convention
• Rain, high of 47 today, NWS predicts
• Missouri seeks to raise fees on tattoo artists
• Tax credits to finance new arena at Missouri State Fair
• Falcons flying high
• Foodies savored rich culinary year in 2010
• Area animal shelter destroyed in Monday blaze
• Gillioz supporters optimistic following fundraiser
• Passion for game leads to perfect attendance
• Aldermen approve vote of 'no confidence' for Willard mayor
• Problems demand teamwork in Willard
• Joplin girl killed in slumber party shooting
• Man injured in blast at Springfield motel
• No cause of death yet for local homeless man
• Dean: Special aunt made Christmas sparkle
• Donated ventilator helps OTC program
• Rice may end bid for former courthouse
• Coonrod among nominees for county treasurer
• Companies creating more jobs overseas than in U.S.
• Man hopes to build planetarium in Branson
• Autopsy finds no obvious cause of death
• Nominations for vacant Greene County Treasurer seat heading to Gov. Nixon today
• Joplin teen dies after shooting at slumber party
• Kansas rescinds water rights moratorium for Ozarks aquifer
• MM opens at I-44 following vehicle crash, patrol says
• Missouri expanding small business loan program
• Two planes bump at St. Louis airport; no injuries
• Trailer explosion in Springfield injures private utility company's worker
• Tax credits to finance new arena at Missouri State Fair in Sedalia
• MoDOT closes MM at I-44 following crash
• Amish migrating to rural northern Missouri
• Two cheerleaders sue Seneca school district over discipline
• Advocate for disabled dies in St. Louis
• High near 40 today; freezing rain possible tonight, NWS reports
• Columbia finds red-light cameras yield scant revenue
• Dog billboards urge Missouri lawmakers to keep new law
• Examiner: Weather is possible factor in Greene County homeless man's death
• Big Whiskey's hosts Gillioz fundraiser
• Flu season packs little punch
• Bank patrons warned to watch for new fees
• Two deaths reported over holiday weekend
• Prep basketball junkies, get your fix
• Juranas: Safety, law dictate MoDOT policies on tree cutting
• Cupcake craze
• Boomers face retirement age with limited savings
• Academy initiates new voters for Oscars
• Judge rules against homeless shelter at former federal building in Cape Girardeau
• Politics ruled state news in year of dramatic wins, losses
• University of Missouri to drop 16 degree options
• Missouri lottery officials extend ticket purchase hours
• Prosecutor: Would-be developer deserves prison
• Guilty plea given in Amish buggy crash
• Foundation awards more than $1.4 million to local nonprofits
• Man pleads guilty to income tax evasion
• Group offers cancer support for women
• Indiana man killed in crash on I-44
• West Plains man seriously injured in van rollover
• Former Branson resident pleads guilty to federal tax evasion
• Branson man pleads guilty to tax evasion
• N-L responds to SPS claims
• Highway holiday deaths lowest in 78 years, Missouri patrol reports
• Ten From 2010 - The Year That Was In Drury Athletics
• Panthers Close Out Non-League Portion Of Schedule With Thursday Date Against Southwestern College At The O'Reilly Center
• Follow holiday basketball tournament scoreboards
• Crusaders Travel To Oakland, Calif. For Holy Names Classic
• Lady Crusaders Hit Southern California For Biola Classic
• Consumers should watch for new fees, state agency says
• 80,000 light display at Kelso home benefits St. Jude's
• Large hog farm in northwest Missouri could open by April, farmer says
• Man in Laquey arrested on federal firearms charge
• De Soto hunter drowns in Mississippi River
• Morning wind chill as low as 5, NWS predicts
• Seventeen-year-old in custody in St. Louis nightclub shooting killing one
• Missouri Senate seeks budget-cutting ideas from public
• Midwife case leads to scrutiny of state laws
• School incident reports
• Most people regain happiness after job loss
• Man makes living filing suits against spammers
• Point: Humane Society of the United States should use big budget to support shelters
• Men pay dearly for bad health habits
• Drury notes success of bike program
• Retailers roll out sales as snow hits East Coast
• Scouts get head start on tree-disposal effort
• Midwife certification group has history of controversy
• Autopsy to be performed on dead homeless man
• Donation to help cancer patients
• County still seeking suspect in 1992 case
• Call tape released in death at Busch home
• Autopsy ordered for homeless man found dead in Springfield
• Branson chamber to hold Black Tie Celebration in February
• Branson Landing to host ice skating during winter
• NWS: Cold wind chills today
• Springfield schools' stipends too loose
• January calendar
• Celebrity Birthdays
• Memorable local sports moments of year
• Dead woman was Springfield native
• Stove possible cause of Willard house fire
• Man accused of breaking into store
• Patrol: Man seriously injured in pursuit
• BLOOD DRIVES
• DFA donations provide clothing, toys for children
• DNR pick emphasizes communication
• Hacker blamed for theft
• Family celebrates 100 years, and first year, of Christmas
• Right-to-work bill again on Missouri legislature agenda
• Springfield man accused of breaking into Nixa cell phone store
• Family safe after Christmas Day fire
• Memorable Christmas: A lesson in sharing
• 5-year-old's traps for Santa Claus became family lore
• Memorable Christmas: Handmade gifts made memories
• Thompson does it all for Lady Bears
• Memorable Christmas: Honoring Eastern European roots
• Yes, Virginia
• Christian County to launch consolidated 911
• Obscure tax cuts pack new law
• Credit union raises funds for CMN
• Christmas Dinner at Harbor House today
• Family spread Christmas spirit to children in orphanage
• Marching band to begin at Evangel
• Memorable Christmas: A southeast Asian adventure for two
• Memorable Christmas: In simple album, the joy is in the presentation
• Memorable Christmas: Reaching out to the less fortunate
• Memorable Christmas: Baby makes tough season worthwhile
• Memorable Christmas: Family uniting in song and snow
• Memorable Christmas: Failure and success with family pet
• Memorable Christmas: A holiday wish for safe, happy kids
• Memorable Christmas: Main thing for military family was being together
• Memorable Christmas: Mismatched high-tops meant the world to fifth-grader
• Nixa, Ozark adjust budgets in tough era
• Groundwork laid for MSU's rec center
• What was your most memorable Christmas?
• Shopping for Mommy: A read-aloud Christmas story
• Salvation Army Christmas Dinner on Saturday
• Missouri Guard to train inmates to help in disasters
• Jackson County seeks extension for Mohler evidence
• MoDOT urges holiday travelers to be cautious
• Effort to burn evidence backfired
• Remains in Arkansas River may be missing bridge worker
• Suspect charged in woman's 1982 killing
• Fewer file for jobless pay
• Oprah fan's big trip
• Audit finds errors in Kinder's office records
• Schoolcraft has had issues with vandalism, threats
• Christmas full of firsts for native of Liberia
• Houlihan's fundraiser will benefit children at Isabel's House
• Anonymous donor gives Gillioz $75,000
• Homeless Outreach Center to hold event
• Man arrested after high-speed chase
• Police chase leads to crash, driver injury
• Mother, police both frustrated by case
• Let's give thanks to an altruist
• Kathryn Wall: Tear into Christmas when you please
• New precautions in place for 'Spider-Man'
• 'No confidence' vote brewing for Willard mayor
• Guard to train state prisoners to help in disasters
• Police look into puzzling case of missing MU student, paper reports
• NWS: Mix of light rain, sleet and snow early Friday
• Lincoln University added to Peace Corps program
• Death of woman near Columbia investigated as homicide
• Two Missouri universities earn $16 million in royalties
• Newspaper may be delayed today
• Company donates chicken to food bank
• Big Brothers Big Sisters gets $10,000
• Hesser is no fan of D-II dead week
• State officials expect '12 revenue increase
• Longwell: Sobriety stops not effective policing
• Relative angry over stadium name idea
• More Americans buying previously owned homes
• Light rail train strikes tow truck
• A hearty 'Hurrah!' due for all involved in boat accident
• Holiday shoppers sprint to end; retail revenue up
• K.C. scores $1.8 million grant for transit study
• SPD to announce findings in '82 case
• Police search for probation jumper
• CU announces 2010 holiday bus schedule
• Father sentenced for baby's death
• Drury center wins emissions study grant
• Kirk still on the bench
• Hotel salon will be open over holidays
• Repeat offender faces three life sentences
• CU creates fund for driver's 'Pennies for Passes' effort
• Students donate 3,000 pounds of food
• Drury's Habitat chapter wins grant
• NWS: Partly sunny with a high near 38
• Cape Girardeau leaders seek April smoking ban vote
• Missouri gunman blamed in fourth shooting death
• Missouri high court upholds life sentences for juvenile
• Twelve Fall Athletes Honored As Academic All-Americans
• Defense leads way for Lady Falcons
• City Utilities should have proven leader
• Holiday travelers fall in line as security tightens
• Pioneering journalist Avis Tucker dies
• Petitions closer to getting on April ballot
• Man charged in death sent back to jail
• Home likely a total loss after catching fire
• Hough: Schools mirror shifts in society
• SPS revising media policy
• Lights out for now at local hotel
• New rules protect Net neutrality, for some
• Kirk's appeal heard in court; Decision today
• Nuts to you, party planner
• Missouri gains population, but loses representation
• OTC Foundation receives two $15,000 pledges
• Talk to your kids. Lock up your meds. Here's why.
• Long run leads Lady Bears to 66-39 win at Morgan State
• Fire damages northern Christian County home
• Kentucky elk arriving in Missouri this spring
• Habitat for Humanity of Springfield to accept homeownership applications in January and February
• Crane man charged in Hurley man's death unable to make $1 million bond
• MoDOT Video Gives Tips on Winterizing Your Car
• Smart Chicken donates three tons of chicken to Ozarks Food Harvest
• Evangel University to host professional development seminar
• Invitations to be sent for 64th annual Black Tie Celebration
• Drury University awarded an $88,235 grant from DNR
• Missouri loses congressional seat, drops from 9 to 8
• Man charged with 2006 Stone County slaying
• CU Transit Services to have modified Christmas schedule
• Electrical malfunction leads to mobile home fire
• Three area residents injured in accident
• NWS: Developing storm may bring wintry precipitation Thursday
• Police identify man killed by train in Kansas City
• Nixon to announce incentives to wind energy company
• Jackson County ordered to release sex abuse evidence
• Missouri Botanical Garden part of study in Andes
• Missouri House creates panel for redistricting using today's census data
• Laddonia man sentenced in Ohio drifter's death
• 2010 New Year's Eve Masquerade Ball
• Gillioz garners $75,000 pledge
• Coonrod could seek Greene County treasurer position
• Springfield company buys BKD building
• Lady Bears getting used to physical play
• St. John's steps up to innovate with Medicare
• Hosts vexed by custom's decline
• Weather halts travel in Britain
• MGM emerging from bankruptcy
• Greene County sheriff's plan could reduce county revenue
• Petition for Springfield smoking ban requires additional signatures
• Maddox honored for rehabilitation work
• Mamas to deliver gifts for children
• Park Central West portion to close
• Man given probation for vehicle accident
• Bass Pro collecting trees for fish habitat
• Missouri State announces Fall 2010 graduation candidates
• Professor receives funding for mussel study
• Let's Re-Connect For The Holidays ... A Review Of The Many Ways Drury Fans Can Follow Their Panthers And Lady Panthers
• Kroger pet food recall includes Missouri
• Car crashes into Columbia mall, injuring shoppers
• St. Louis man shot, killed by intruders, police say
• Lunar eclipse begins at 12:33 a.m. Tuesday
• Medical helicopter crash lands near Sedalia, injuring 3
• Train hits and kills man in south Kansas City
• Winds to help bring low 50s today, NWS predicts
• A+ program could require passing exam
• Pedicures can be bliss, but make sure they don't lead to infections
• Father fondly recalls son's achievements
• New Christian County assessor hits ground running
• Witnesses shed light on death of student
• House fire blamed on extension cord
• Blaze damages truck parked at warehouse
• Man dies after his vehicle strikes tree
• DARE program receives $1,000
• Remedial course demand spurs need for changes
• EPA gets additional time for Hinkson pollution plan
• Children connect with Christmas at the Farm
• Footbridge pleasant reminder of past times
• Lady Bears fall at No. 20 Georgetown
• Wyse: 8th Circuit unfair to rights of parents
• Networks experiment during holidays
• Retailers prepare for last-minute shoppers
• Lady Bears' winning streak snapped at five
• Truck damaged by fire
• Christmas Tree extension cord ignites house fire
• Man dies in Camden County crash
• Everton woman dies in head-on collision in Greene County
• NWS: Mostly sunny and warmer today
• Women's representation takes off in state politics
• Springfield school administrators' car allowance comes with 'expectation'
• Nature of stipends varies by district
• Stipends based on comparisons with duties in similar districts
• Smokes, web sales eyed for tax revenue
• You asked: Heer's lien raises questions
• Staxx, Envy adapt, thrive in difficult economy
• Blood drives
• Connell Insurance honors Tantone employees
• Voters passed Prop B; repeal effort is wrong
• Boutiques bring fashion forward
• Crosslines toy store allows holiday shopping for low-income families
• First Night begins at 5:30 p.m. on Dec. 31
• 'Fair tax' gains support among state lawmakers
• Man, 28, arrested for sexual misconduct
• River discharge violations corrected
• Man convicted in mechanic's death
• Bears find holiday cheer with win over SLU
• Ridder's compensation sees no change in 2010-11
• Volunteers amass at mall to pack meals for world needy
• Extra duty pay at Springfield Public Schools questioned
• Missouri State beats SLU 81-65
• Follow the lights to see these holiday homes
• Baseball mixes with basketball tonight at JQH
• St. Peters man awaiting extradition to Christian County on sex-crime charge
• Final commencement in Weiser Gym honors 336 new Drury graduates. Congratulations!
• Crusaders Rally Falls Short In 87-79 Loss At #1 Robert Morris
• Hall Matches Career-High With 36 Points, Leads Five In Double-Figures As Panthers Down St. Gregory's 103-70 At The O'Reilly Center
• Congratulations to all of our Winter 2010 graduates!
• Crusaders Win 74-57 Over Rocky Mountain In Chicago
• Don't judge angry tweet — God can take a little criticism
• Send a Christmas gift from the heart
• Museum preserves pieces of Vegas' past
• Hillcrest tops Parkview in overtime in league opener
• Ballard: Voters showing ignorance on several levels
• MSU to repeat severance incentive
• Fire destroys center-city home
• Laughs, not tears, as Coonrod bids farewell
• No one hurt in Nixa school bus accident
• Southern Mo. lawmakers unite to extend tax cuts
• $6,850 raised for Gillioz so far
• City-wide smoking ban may be on April ballot
• No one hurt in Nixa school bus accident
• MSU offers early retirement plan
• Fire guts central Springfield home
• Dec. 17 Board of Governors news summary
• Springfield police seek suspect in Subway robbery
• Missouri State to offer voluntary retirement incentive in 2011
• University begins process to offer Doctor of Nursing Practice
• Student wins free-speech case with Montana Supreme Court
• Lee’s Summit neurosurgeon to receive MSU honorary doctorate
• Missouri State University receives ‘unqualified’ audit opinion on financial statements, provides update on state audit report
• Accounting firm BKD gives MSU unqualified audit opinion for 2010
• Missouri State students recognized as citizen scholars
• One killed in traffic crash west of Willard
• Suburban St. Louis woman gets wedding ring back
• Cherokee students plan to donate 3,000 pounds of food today
• Two Branson residents seriously injured in collision
• Rich Hill woman dies in crash Thursday
• NWS: Cloudy with a high near 38
• St. Louis man accused of killing his mother
• St. Louis ballet instructor faces statutory rape charge
• Kansas City man sentenced in two execution-style murders
• Missouri House speaker urges colleagues to reject gifts
• Missouri attorney general urges caution in online shopping
• Missouri Senate education panel to release findings today
• Nevada, Mo., man behind botched New Jersey kidnapping pleads guilty
• Six men sentenced for roles in K.C. bookmaking scheme
• Kirk responds with court filing
• Police remind public of victim/witness aid
• Police-fire pension board still searching for consultant, director
• Gifts to Salvation Army falling below expectations
• Community embraces Share Your Christmas campaign
• Police: Man threatened to use hammer in robberies
• Flooding displaces students at Drury
• Falling donations result in cuts for local charities
• Fed urges slashing of debit transaction fees
• A Christmas tradition: The Springfield Ballet performs 'The Nutcracker' this weekend.
• SAG nominations mirror Golden Globes
• Banks cozying up to customers
• Military Awards & Achievers
• Branson Board of Aldermen approves payment to airport
• Lawsuit filed with hopes of letting Christian Kirk play
• McDaniel Lake Bridge closed to vehicles due to deterioration
• Pipe break forces evacuation of Drury residence hall
• Suspects sought in Springfield forgery, burglary case
• Former MSU pitcher honored by Royals
• Employee of Stone County business faces arson charge
• Residence life receives award for ‘Tunnel of Oppression’
• 'Stretch,' Dickerson's oldest giraffe dies
• Attorney General announces judgment against Greenleaf and operators
• Nixon confirms he will seek re-election as Missouri governor
• Crusaders Face #1 Robert Morris Friday, 7pm
• Branch Campus Cancellations & Closings: Classes at Ava and Licking have been cancelled for this evening. Cabool students, your 10 a.m. classes are cancelled, but all other classes will be held as scheduled today and this evening. Rolla students, your
• Southwest City man pleads in 3-year-old daughter's death
• Police ask media to remind public of victim assistance
• St. Louis County woman finds wedding ring in new glove
• Freezing rain causes problems in parts of Missouri
• Tulsa man's death ruled Kansas City's 100th homicide for year
• Arkansas man dies in single-car crash in Stone County
• University of Central Missouri-Warrensburg cuts, combines programs
• Missouri gets $600,000 from national settlements with Dannon, Direct TV
• Pacific, Sullivan aldermen pass pseudoephedrine laws
• Missouri House Republicans question tax credit report
• NWS: Wind chill values as low as 20
• OTC Foundation receives four gifts for Lebanon Education Center
• OTC purchases property to build facility in Hollister
• OTC Foundation receives $55,000 ventilator from Hamilton Medical
• Three close shaves show solidarity with colleague with cancer
• Cabool man gets 50 years for child pornography
• CoxHealth purchasing neurosurgery institute
• Branson to hold final vote on airport
• Commissioner Huff takes leave of absence
• Weather fouls southern Missouri traffic
• Four seek Springfield school board seats
• Stores see stronger sales, expect late holiday surge
• Tougher nonconference schedule has Bears ready to take on Valley
• It's a Wonderful Place. Help!
• Hunting: An endangered tradition?
• 'Hybrid' approach likely for CU search
• City earns 'highest opinion allowed' from independent auditor
• Bond, McCaskill vote for compromise
• Teen recants tale of abduction, assault
• Fight led to stabbing and charge of assault
• Sex offender accused of failure to register
• Weather conditions blamed for several slide-off accidents
• Ex-teacher charged with failing to register as sex offender
• United Way currently $25,000 short of 2010 goal
• 50 years for man for taping, distributing child porn
• Donations pouring in for Gillioz; more sought
• Republic man charged in stabbing
• Mustard Seed Foundation seeking donations for Christmas holiday gifts
• Springfield Cardinals send holiday wishes
• Christian County Commissioner Huff taking leave for health reasons
• Cox to buy neurological center
• Residence life staff member receives award
• Two local businesses working to ensure boys at Good Samaritan ranch have Christmas gifts
• Missouri announces 6 inductees to its athletics hall of fame
• MSU's Arkin named AP All-American
• Bond, McCaskill vote to extend tax cuts
• 15-year-old Springfield teen likely facing charges for fabricating story
• Branson gives initial approval to 2010 payment to airport, still working on 2011
• Gillioz Theatre to hold press conference today at 4 p.m.
• Michnowicz named honorable mention All-American
• Basketball Panthers Play Host To St. Gregory's Saturday Afternoon In Non-League Contest
• Lady Crusaders Fall Short To #1 Union 85-75
• CU makes progress in finding replacement for John Twitty
• Killing of brother-in-law leads to charges against Goodman man
• Danish firm will locate operations in Moberly with about 50 jobs
• Three people seriously injured on U.S. 65
• St. Louis teen pleads guilty in fatal chase
• Government to auction property in Missouri's largest fraud case
• Father accused of abandoning child at K.C. bus stop
• Missouri fire officials urge caution during holidays
• Mourners take cover as shots fired at funeral in K.C.
• Secret Santa spreads joy, disbelief in Kansas City
• NWS: Slight chance of freezing rain
• Kinesiology students and professors attend 2010 MOAHPERD Convention
• Farmers fight to save crops after Florida freeze
• Military Awards & Achievers
• Bolivar teen dies in car accident
• Willard mayor says he won't run again
• Plane lands safely despite malfunctions
• Parents recall infant son's death at midwife hearing
• Man flees county court; is still at large
• Willard criticized heavily in audit
• City ban on coal tar sealant use to stand
• Historic theater fights foreclosure threat
• Man shot 7 times; in critical condition
• Universities to offer articulation courses
• Correction
• Economic confidence rising for 2011
• Snowflake tart perfect dessert for holiday season
• Nixa lights up scoreboard in win over Glendale
• New bridge inspection process will build trust
• City ban on coal tar sealants to remain
• Plane lands without landing gear at Springfield-Branson National Airport
• Bolivar teen dies in car accident
• State auditor takes Willard to task
• OTC, Central Methodist University sign articulation agreements in Waynesville
• Gillioz seeking funds to avoid Dec. 31 foreclosure
• Students implement health program at Special Olympics
• No major damage to Branson Belle hull, diver reports
• Hurricane 'evacuees' reach Ozarks in planned exercise Thursday
• Ozark's Jade Hayes once again named state's best
• Driver in pedestrian fatality accident charged with manslaughter
• Midwife involuntary manslaughter case not moving to trial court yet
• Pierce City girls' basketball assistant dies after collapsing before game
• Website design selected as most accessible for blind students
• St. Louis man at large after fleeing Greene County Court
• Gov. Nixon in Springfield today talking about Missouri Rx
• State Auditor Susan Montee looks at auditing local municipality
• Hannibal mother, baby found wandering in bitter cold
• Glendale athletics to get $10,000 check today
• Joplin man seriously injured in accident Monday
• Defiance woman rescued from van in icy water dies
• Lawsuit against Carthage plant allowed to proceed
• O'Fallon smoking ban proposal approved for ballot
• Missouri board warns against pedicure method
• Bolivar man seriously injured in accident
• NWS: Wind chill values could get as low as 9
• 2011 MLS Officers and Directors Installation
• 2011 Board Officers and Directors Installation
• Proposed Strafford school year change riles parents
• Benefactor's legacy lives on with dinner
• National Weather Service: Prepare for cold
• Director: Tobacco-free campus in Drury's future
• County appoints interim treasurer
• Revenue among school board topics
• Man accused of having child porn
• Deadline is Friday to assist needy family
• Students evacuated after mercury spill
• Child abuse suspect waives Greene County hearing
• McCaskill, Bond back extension of tax cuts
• Billionaire Timothy Blixseth sued over Caribbean retreat
• Central girls hang on to defeat Republic
• County's move helps credibility
• Retail displays light up gloomy city life
• Shopping for an e-reader?
• Ja'Nell Jones Named GLVC Basketball Player Of The Week
• St. Joseph homeless camp draws controversy
• St. Louis' dome in no collapse danger, official says
• Lady Crusaders Face #1 Ranked Union In Jackson, Tenn., Wednesday (6 pm)
• Partly sunny today with a high near 25, according to NWS
• NWS: Wind chill advisory this morning
• Couple involved in Anderson nursing home seeks new trial in fraud conviction
• Missouri health plan loses enrollees
• Springfield councilman pushes for stronger sealant ban
• Passengers make best of long night on the Showboat Branson Belle
• Viebrock anticipates smooth transition
• Windy weather prevents officials from freeing boat
• Payroll tax cuts worry Social Security advocates
• Shorter overcomes distraction to lift Lady Bears to victory
• Lorge: Latin rhythms catching on in Springfield, join cultures
• Meditation: opening a paths to inner peace
• U.S. lawmakers press China ahead of talks
• Coast Guard examining showboat grounding
• Parties differ on paths to job creation
• Freezing rain possible Wednesday, NWS says
• $700 million shortfall expected for state
• Heavy wind gusts recorded in Branson
• Center gives $1,000 to DARE program
• Lady Bears pick up second road win of the season at SLU
• Analyzing the pitcher in the Ryan trade
• Lady Bears return to the road
• Jones, Lady Panthers Outlast Arkansas-Fort Smith For 83-82 Overtime Victory
• Jones, Lady Panthers Outlast Arkansas-Fort Smith For 83-82 Overtime Victory
• Video clips from the Branson Belle
• Branson Belle unloading has now begun
• Showboat runs aground; all OK
• Not hard to find ideal Alaskan cruise plan
• Oklahoma State outpaces Bears
• Electricity discount to boost creation of jobs makes sense
• Your Money
• Blood drives
• Rhino perpetuates species at K.C. Zoo
• Credit kettles rolled out in St. Louis area
• Effort will provide gifts for boys at ranch
• Club collecting items for children in crisis
• Heated debate on Proposition B far from over
• Holiday spirit warms up Christmas parade crowd
• Gifts no match for 'Dachi the Destroyer'
• High winds cause power outages in various parts of Springfield
• South Avenue building reborn
• The 12 days of cookies
• Bears seek quality non-league victory
• Man accused of burglarizing Springfield bookstore
• Program success earns St. John's $8.1 million bonus
• Salem rejects proposal to build power plant
• Students named to All-State Choir
• Area youths place in competition
• All-State Honorable Mention Band
• Rival site emerges as WikiLeaks struggles
• Armstrong comes through for Lady Chiefs in victory
• 18 new officers ready to hit the streets
• Rushefsky: Committee heard all views on use of coal tar sealant
• Greene County treasurer quits as ex-employee indicted
• Friends tapped to perform 'I do's'
• Missing plane registrations lead to security concerns
• Volunteers team up to read classic tales
• Craft Village seeks donations for Y kids
• Care to Learn gets big donation boost
• 75-year-old driver, family hurt in crash
• MSU commencement to be held Dec. 17
• Church event to help families in need today
• Cans for Coffee aids Ozarks Food Harvest
• Salvation Army: Donations fall behind
• OTC and University of Illinois at Springfield announce online academic partnership
• Springfield Catholic High School 'Battle of the Bands' to benefit Invisible Children of Uganda
• McDonald's Cans for Coffee drive collects 14,000 pounds of food for Ozarks Food Harvest
• North Point Church volunteers to provide food, toys and more at event
• Salvation Army: Red-kettle donations aren't keeping up with need
• St. John's doing well in federal Medicare project, receives $8.1 million bonus
• Lady Panthers Visit Arkansas-Fort Smith Sunday In Tough Non-Conference Assignment
• Greene County Treasurer John Hoffman retiring, effective end of today
• Jury convicts Smart kidnapper, rejects insanity
• High Street Baptist Church sponsoring party at Weller Elementary
• Missouri State to award 1,460 degrees during fall commencement
• Breakfast Club of the Ozarks to have financial adviser speak
• OTC and University of Illinois finalize transfer agreement
• OTC and University of Illinois at Springfield to announce online academic agreement
• Scott City, Cape Girardeau adopt anti-meth measures
• Carbon monoxide suspected as four found dead in St. Clair home
• Increased effort results in 17 DWI arrests Thursday
• Earnings tax will be on April 5 ballot in Kansas City
• Energy company eyes Ozarks forests for renewable energy
• K.C. shelter dealing with influx of dogs
• SE Missouri to offer new cybersecurity degrees
• Obama administration officials to discuss Arch grounds upgrade
• Ozarks site among 34 drinking water systems not testing, DNR says
• Chance of snow Saturday, according to NWS
• St. Louisan involved as national kidney-swap program marks first success
• Former Neosho city manager convicted of misconduct though no money pocketed
• Nixon opposes changes to senior tax break
• NWS: Mostly sunny with a high near 53
• Tuition increase appears likely for University of Missouri students
• Social work students and professors attend 2010 Summit for Health & Human Services
• Shirley Shedd selected for Who's Who in America
• Hillcrest notches 18th straight win
• Three men sentenced for drugs, weapons
• December tax check larger than last year's
• School board to meet, study on Thursday
• Splitting wooden beam blamed for Kearney Street footbridge failure
• Ozark woman hurt in single-car crash
• New era imminent for Hickory Hills property
• Special-needs classroom something special in Willard
• Giggle Box wants votes to win grant to help kids
• The Tops in Entertainment
• School sponsoring canned food drive
• Account set up for victims of house fire
• Parents outraged at cost of applications
• Missouri State to award 1,460 degrees during fall commencement
• Crusaders Smothered In 67-50 Loss To Lindenwood
• Record setting number of visitors show Yellowstone still has allure
• Lady Crusaders Return To Form In 80-54 Win vs. Lindenwood
• Account set up for Springfield family who lost their home
• St. Louis dispatcher sent police to wrong site
• Tim McGraw to perform in Springfield
• St. Louis Children's Hospital addressing violence
• Sunset Hills officer accused of manslaughter in court today
• 20 central Missouri burglaries may be connected, task force reports
• NW Missouri football coach to speak at prayer breakfast
• Specialized housing to serve homeless in St. Louis
• MU curators to discuss tuition hike in St. Louis today
• Missouri plans memorial to victims of impaired drivers
• Ozark woman injured in one-vehicle crash
• Chilly early, but high of 49 later, NWS says
• County begins work on safety center
• Man's murder charge is dropped
• Police staffer injured in two-car accident
• Jordan Valley dental clinic serves Springfield uninsured
• News conference set on bridge findings
• Scott: Full CU board should seek GM
• Ground breaks today for new 911 center
• Doug Pitt honored for humanitarian efforts
• Ozark man charged in child porn case
• Man, 36, convicted in meth-making case
• Santa Train to stop in Hollister on Sunday
• $6 jewelry to benefit diabetes project
• Modern-day gleaning reduces waste, feeds those in need
• Tax deal could help middle class
• Parents must be ready to act
• Goose stop signals flight change
• Caught by mistake in foreclosure web
• Caution urged when using space heaters
• Drury men rip Webster's Gorloks
• Fire guts Springfield home
• Greene County to break ground on new Public Safety Center
• Ozark man charged with felony possession of child pornography
• Panthers Bolt Away From Webster For 96-72 Non-Conference Victory At The O'Reilly Center
• Panthers Bolt Away From Webster For 96-72 Non-Conference Victory At The O'Reilly Center
• Santa Train arrives Sunday in Hollister
• Webb City man found guilty of conspiracy to manufacture methamphetamine
• Hickory Hills Marketplace topic of news conference tomorrow
• City to hold meeting on results of Kearney pedestrian bridge analysis
• Kaley Lyons Named NAIA All-American
• CU board member trying to halt search for general manager
• Social capital survey receives additional funding
• Springfield family loses their home to fire
• Crusaders Face 14th Ranked Lindenwood, Thursday 7:30pm
• Lady Crusaders Host Lindenwood Thursday, 5:30pm
• Savannah, Mo., mayor resigns in controversy
• Richmond man wants to reopen short-line rail near Fulton
• Westboro producer named Missouri Farm Bureau president
• NWS: Sunny with a high near 40
• Missouri entities could get $2.6 million in bank settlement, attorney general says
• Missouri to award grants for using recycled tires
• MU researchers tap kitchen cabinet in cancer fight
• Norwood author to appear at Field event
• Choirs bring holiday music to courthouse
• Missouri hunters bag fewer deer in 2010
• Greene County faces difficult budget decisions for 2011
• State sues developer for alleged Table Rock Lake pollution
• Customers indulging in affordable luxuries again
• Glendale picks up the pace in victory
• Federal pay freeze required
• Three stores fulfill needs for holiday d≈Ωcor
• Consultant pondered for CU general manager search
• Jordan Valley Innovation Center, nanotechnology firm continue collaboration
• Carroll, Jones Pace Five In Double-Figures, Lady Panthers Down Newman 79-56 Monday Night At The O'Reilly Center
• Crusaders Host Baker, Monday - 7:30pm
• Lady Crusaders Are Finally Home; EU vs. Baker, Monday - 5:30pm
• Fundraising program recognized for contributions
• McCaskill touts Arlington Cemetery legislation
• Sheriff's offices look to recoup medical costs
• Urbana man seriously injured in crash
• NWS: Wind chills to reach single digits overnight
• Big day for Mays in Lady Bear victory
• Toy-toting bikers rev up Springfield streets again
• PTA pushes for education priorities
• Theft from vehicles puts damper on holidays
• Economy displays steady gains despite weak hiring
• Drivers needed to transport patients
• Food, coat drives among projects
• Rookie lawmakers' tour falls victim to tight budget
• Arkansas man accused of attempted bombing
• Road closures beginning today
• Apply today for holiday assistance
• Motorist seriously injured after crash
• Five injured in head-on collision
• Nursing program gains accreditation
• Art show runs through Dec. 16
• Drury receives green recognition
• State Democrats select Montee as chairwoman
• Pfizer CEO resigns unexpectedly
• Leishing: Getting kids to move would help their health
• Keeping weight gain at bay this holiday
• Polk County man seriously injured in one-vehicle crash
• Tia Mays comes up big in MSU victory
• Arabejo, Bilov and Kim Take First Place Finishes in Final Day of Mizzou Invitational
• Arabejo, Bilov and Kim Take First Place Finishes in Final Day of Mizzou Invitational
• C of O nursing program receives accreditation
• Crowder College announces interim dean of instruction
• Lady Panthers Play Host To Newman In Non-League Test Monday At The O'Reilly Center
• Lady Panthers Play Host To Newman In Non-League Test Monday At The O'Reilly Center
• Drury receives GreenScore silver rating
• Road closings scheduled for Monday
• Sign-up for holiday assistance from Salvation Army begins Monday
• C of O museum hosts exhibit of Ozarks-themed paintings
• NWS: Cold today with partly sunny skies and a high in the 30s
• Springfield fighter gains recognition, but no win
• New facility under construction in Republic promises jobs
• Car-crushing drill is lesson for firefighters
• Candyland provides giving spirit on C-Street
• All-Ozarks football: Decorated players unsure on future
• Tough job market greets college graduates
• Springfield's Johnson loses "The Ultimate Fighter" title bout
• Efforts to help Springfield's homeless are crucial
• 2010 Ozarks gift guide
• Annual Adoration Parade marching today in Branson
• Newly elected Missouri representatives learn basics at boot camp
• Scientists float ideas to curb global warming
• Gannett Foundation gives $39,500 to local nonprofits
• Campaign delivers gifts to needy seniors
• Foundation donates bikes to boys ranch
• Pension offset reduces Social Security spousal benefit transferrals
• Share Your Christmas: Health problems take toll
• No degree required for many openings
• OTC work force development programs enjoy high placement rates
• Drilling backlash ripples through coastal towns
• Veteran perseveres after adverse reaction to vaccine
• Basketball Bears rout UCA 101-61
• Viveros Wins 200 Free to Highlight Drury Men's Performances at Mizzou Tiger Invitational
• Missouri State with big lead over UCA
• Hollister police to participate in anti-drunken driving campaign
• Names of Camden County homicide victims released
• Drury men stiff-arm Saint Joseph's
• Bears on upset alert as UCA visits
• Charges against Hurley man dismissed in homicide case
• Springfield pedestrian seriously injured after getting struck by pickup truck
• Drury women ride 15 3-pointers to victory
• Panthers Pull Away From Saint Joseph's For 81-68 GLVC Victory
• Lady Panthers Set Team Record With 15 3-Pointers, Race Away From Saint Joseph's 92-63 In GLVC Play
• Drury Adds Latest Class Of Standouts To Athletics Hall Of Fame Saturday
• Villa Zapatero Finishes 16th, Panthers 14th At NCAA-II Cross Country Championships
• Evangel Pulls Away For 93-71 Win at Graceland
• Lady Crusaders Start HAAC Season With 67-60 Win at Graceland
• Saundra Ohern earns doctoral degree
• Rock'n Ribs BBQ Festival 2011
• Help Portrait offers portraits for needy
• Solid waste director stands trial Dec. 22
• Leaders gearing up for latest legislative session
• New plant, ice storm defined Twitty tenure at CU
• Twitty likely to stay local, active after retirement
• Search on for Twitty's replacement
• S&T to award first master's in explosives
• Camden County deaths ruled homicides
• Donors make sure kids have Christmas presents
• 'Share in Giving' sale helps charity home
• Shoebox gifts now shipping worldwide
• Shorter gets well against Eastern Michigan
• Local grocery bagger heads to Vegas
• Stephens: You're right; we goofed
• Farewell to Greene County Prosecutor's Office veterans
• Grieving in a joyful season
• General manager of CU will retire
• Renowned K.C. artist's sketches up for auction
• Lake Taneycomo bridge set to open
• Weak hiring in November catches experts off guard
• 'Kringle Cards' event is today at Borders
• Suspect in sex slave case facing new weapons charges
• Lady Bears run away from Eastern Michigan early, win 72-57
• Camden County deaths ruled homicides
• Lebanon police officers, police dog treated after inhaling toxic chemicals
• Han Kim and Arabejo Take Wins in Opening Day of Mizzou Tiger Invitational
• Garrison to start for MSU against Eastern Michigan
• Charges dropped against second defendant in assault case
• Wilson's Creek National Battlefield to close Wire Road Bridge for repairs
• Woman dies in Wednesday afternoon car crash
• Mustard Seed Foundation looking for Christmas donations
• Springfield sex offender charged with second sodomy
• $100,000 grant from The Sunderland Foundation takes OTC Capital Campaign over $10 million
• Kirkwood man accused in sex-slave case facing gun charges
• CU General Manager John Twitty announces plans to retire
• Schenk selected for regional leadership role
• Ozark receiving $192,425 grant from Missouri Foundation of Health
• Panthers Seek To Stay On Roll Wih Key Early-Season GLVC Showdown Against Saint Joseph's Saturday At The O'Reilly Center
• Registration for food baskets and toy store ends today
• Couple shares passion for Christmas décor
• Lady Panthers Look For 2-0 GLVC Start When They Entertain Saint Joseph's Saturday Afternoon
• Missouri S&T-Rolla to award first master's in explosives
• Plans for $48 million Joplin Arts Center unveiled
• Forsyth man seriously injured in accident
• NWS: Mostly sunny with a high near 54
• Three Missouri men hurt in mill explosion improve at Oklahoma hospital
• Montee: Democrats need to make changes in Missouri
• Missouri lawmakers propose efforts to help businesses
• GOP speaker names Democrats to lead three Missouri House committees
• Men's Basketball at Graceland, Tipoff Saturday, 4pm
• Women's Basketball Opens HAAC Play Saturday at Graceland
• Missing poster still hangs 18 years later
• 'Coach Kirk' wins debut for Kickapoo
• Nixa sinkhole will be filled on land developer's dime, not city's
• Suspect in Parkview vandalism faces new assault charge
• OTC gets $100,000 grant for classrooms
• Indian mogul donates nearly $2 billion for education
• Exposure suspect gets bench trial
• Police: Shoplifters shift into high gear toward year's end
• Stokely appointed county assessor
• Proposal expands funding options for Crossroads development near 60/65
• Taney kids welcome to 50-cent gift ideas
• Anti-meth idea goes too far
• Pillows represent hard fact of war
• Bentonville, Ark., Marine dies in Afghanistan
• Drury men rip Illinois-Springfield
• Drury women rally, beat Illinois-Springfield
• Panthers Run Away From Illinois-Springfield For 92-62 Victory In GLVC Opener
• Branson bridge switch to take place early Sunday
• David Russell named commissioner of higher education
• OTC gets $100,000 grant for Springfield campus construction
• Branson man cleared of child molestation charges
• Martin: Dunk was great, other things more important
• Alleged Parkview vandal picks up assault charge
• Nixon appoints new Christian County assessor
• Bracker's Career Night Helps Lady Panthers Past Illinois-Springfield 70-60 In GLVC Opener
• Church, Convoy team up for Christmas Bash on Saturday
• CoRE will show off design contest winners Friday
• History museum to recognize area contributors
• Benson awarded outstanding staff achievement award
• Dorial Green-Beckham named Gatorade Missouri Football Player of the Year
• Drury Swimmers Head To Columbia This Weekend For Mizzou Invitational
• Bluegrass festival set Saturday at center in Springfield
• Park board offers holiday events in Springfield
• Pratts selected as Power Couple by 417 Magazine
• Pleasant Hope man hurt in SUV crash, patrol says
• Professor awarded National Writing Project grants
• Librarian selected for national recruiter program
• Research professor awarded archaeological grant to study reservoirs
• Weber to serve as national conference chair
• Lamar church rebuilt after arson fire to celebrate dedication, Mass
• Archbishop reassures Sullivan parish about missing funds
• Thieves target home of Newton County sheriff's deputy in Neosho
• EU Films to premiere "The Christmas Fountain" plus first 3D short "Neighborhood Lights"
• Greenwood breaks ground on Science Scholars’ Laboratory
• Panthers Face Prairie Stars In GLVC Opener Thursday Night At The O'Reilly Family Event Center
• Lady Panthers Open GLVC Play Thursday Against Illinois-Springfield At The O'Reilly Family Event Center
• Calfano to present research on religious, cultural diplomacy
• Harbour and Russell Win Weekly HAAC Awards
• Crusaders Comeback Bid Falls Short 63-59 at Park
• 27th Annual Christmas Concert this Friday
• Dr. Eliezer Oyola publishes book of poems
• Dusty Feet executive director to speak
• OTC and University of Maryland University College announce online academic partnership
• This Week In Drury Athletics ... Home GLVC Basketball Games, First Appearance At NCAA-II Cross Country Championships And Big Swim Meet Top Weekly Slate
• This Week In Drury Athletics ... Home GLVC Basketball Games, First Appearance At NCAA-II Cross Country Championships And Big Swim Meet Top Weekly Slate
• Renowned scholar to present lecture
• Marshfield man dies in accident overnight
• Southeast Missouri refuge adds second managed deer hunt
• St. Louis-area artist's work part of 9/11 memorial
• Wildlife group to help Missouri introduce elk
• NWS: Expect a rainy Monday
• Crusaders At Park (Mo.) In Rematch From Nov. 12 2-OT Game Tuesday, 7pm
• Vekasy to be recognized for 25 years as Sigma Tau Delta sponsor
• Springfield finance director: Put off refinancing until 2011
• Republic superintendent hit the ground running
• Focus on shipping security after bomb plot
• Pulley: Words reveal inclination for violence
• Finding support for rare disorder
• 'Restrepo' shows war from soldiers' point of view
• European Union will bail out Ireland
• Families need help with new beginning
• No injuries in small fire at Drury dorm
• Flu clinics at schools wrap up Dec. 8
• C-Street's Candyland event set for Saturday
• Purdy man injured in early-morning crash
• St. Charles man dies in apartment fire
• Spirit, Body and Soul Fair offers taste of spiritual Springfield
• Alternative Gift Market allows shoppers to sponsor gifts
• Hollister businessman proposes speedway
• Fast growth spurs major changes for Republic schools
• Costs not covered by sewer rates
• Mom to Mom: Electronic gift requests give parents pause
• Reading to kids pays off, research shows
• Mother struggles to get gifts before leaving for training
• Educators have complicated setup regarding Social Security
• Blood drives
• Autopsies scheduled today in three deaths
• Man from Edwards killed in rollover
• Suspect sought in attempted robbery
• Kansas City man injured in ATV crash
• Armed apparent meth user arrested
• Officer recovering from shooting
• Scouts use tree business as lesson, fundraiser
• Here's to a final adventure together (and to world peace)
• Higdon: Funding formula punishes colleges for student enrollment growth
• Branson aldermen still looking for 2011 airport funds
• Lady Bears get tough inside in win
• Family Voices project records people reading stories on CD
• Demand outpacing rapid growth at OTC
• Bookstores get involved in Family Voices project
• December calendar
• WIC helps growing number of Greene County families
• CU weighs reduced electric rates as economic incentive
• Lady Panthers Knock Off Host CSU-Pueblo at Chuck Stephens Classic 68-56
• Branson West police arrest man with pistol, knives at Wal-Mart
• Lady Bears defeat Louisiana Tech 62-53
• Edwards man dies in Camden County crash
• MU fans miss third quarter as Mediacom channel goes black
• Autopsies in deaths of Lebanon residents set for Sunday
• Man sought following attempted purse snatching in Branson today
• K.C. man injured in ATV accident near Milo
• Butler police officers sue over meth exposure
• Study favors Cape Girardeau for Missouri casino license
• Holiday store at Springfield Library Center open with family gifts
• Lady Crusaders Fall To Ark-Ft. Smith 68-51
• Lady Crusaders Can't Hold Off Missouri Southern In 67-61 Loss
• Mall madness? Just a mimosa, please
• Families cope with abuse, sickness
• Cause of death sought in Lebanon killings
• Deals energize crowds on busy Black Friday
• Alzheimer's disease tough on Missouri caregivers
• Arnold: Don't ridicule physicians who assist exorcisms
• Burkes: Clock chimes remind us to live in the present
• Insider trading probe grows
• Event at Springfield church showcases Nativity scenes from around world
• Fishermen on Lake Erie fear Asian carp invasion
• Nixon talks meth, safety with highway patrol
• Lake Regional employees donate turkeys to families
• Panthers Race Past No. 24 Ferris State 88-72 In The Owensboro Classic Friday Night
• Lady Panthers Fall Short In 82-79 Overtime Loss to Adams State In CSU-Pueblo Chuck Stephens Classic
• Lady Panthers Fall Short In 82-79 Overtime Loss to Adams State In CSU-Pueblo Chuck Stephens Classic
• Free dance lessons offered before Snow Ball
• Deals bring long lines to Springfield stores
• Woman, two children die in Lebanon in possible murder-suicide
• Missouri hunters report killing 188,000 deer
• Nixon to meet with veterans, highway patrol in Mount Vernon, Springfield
• Bears getting back to basics
• How to be a better you this season
• Stress less: Five ways you can create carefree family holidays
• 12 money mistakes for the holidays
• Spider-Man musical looks to snare masses
• Road race allows Ozarkers to Trot in style
• Grants funded for abandoned wells
• Long to volunteer? Now's a good time
• MSU students hold food competition
• Coffee discount benefits toy drive
• Smelter's pending exodus tugs at town
• Mom of student killed by bus sues
• Truman re-enactor to stop at museum
• Driver of submerged SUV may face charges
• Economy hits pocketbooks, hearts heavily
• CASA once again selling Christmas cards designed by local students
• Time running out for HUD financing plan
• City admits to closed Council meeting
• Help need is high for holidays, but charity knows no calendar
• Time once again for sharing
• OTC and University of Maryland University College to announce online academic agreement
• Severe storm warning in effect until 9:45 p.m for Greene, northwest Christian counties
• Eastern Lawrence County under tornado warning until 9 p.m.
• Tornado warning in effect for northeastern Newton, southeastern Jasper counties.
• NWS: Severe thunderstorm warning in effect until 7:15 p.m.
• Tornado may have been involved in area home damage
• Basketball Panthers Take On Ferris State, Urbana In Weekend Owensboro (Ky.) Classic
• Tornado warning issued for Camden County, northern Dallas County, southeastern Hickory County until 6:15 p.m.
• Tornado warning expires, but flooding is a concern
• Parts of St. Clair, Hickory, Polk counties under tornado warning until 5 p.m.
• Texas Tenors to headline benefit for Leo Waites
• Advertising students partner with St. John’s to increase campus organ donors
• Osceola man dies after van hits tree
• MDC: Hunter dies in fall from tree stand in Crawford County
• Tornado watch issued for most of southwest Missouri
• Missouri Department of Natural Resources to celebrate author Mark Twain's birthday on Saturday
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• OTC to conduct signing ceremony Monday for new transfer agreement
• Wilson's Creek National Battlefield to close on Thanksgiving Day
• Branson aldermen adjust budget to pay airport bill in 2010, but not 2011
• Carthage man dies in single-car accident
• St. Joseph bus driver charged in accident that killed student
• Missouri treasurer has advice on expired gift cards
• Missouri to curb road construction for Thanksgiving
• Women's Basketball At Missouri Southern Thanksgiving Classic Friday and Saturday
• Edward Sands and Tommy Meyer Named All-Conference Performers
• First Night Springfield 2011
• Bears pull away in second half to beat Pacific
• Teacher makes learning a way of life
• Plant to be a needed boost for Mountain Grove
• Homeless still left out in cold
• A College Try: Cell phones do not entirely define distracted driving
• A home they can call their own
• Small Businesses: Andy's Welding
• Help available to keep kids safe
• Obama lauds auto industry during tour
• Modified city bus schedule on Thursday
• Dinner and a Movie returns for third year
• Hospice to hold memorial service
• Children's Miracle Network Christmas Drive needs help
• Dressbarn now accepting donations for Toys for Tots
• Milestones: Eleanor King turns 100
• Hough: Year-round education is a plan for all seasons
• School board candidates emerge
• City Council hopefuls beat filing deadline
• Bears rally within one of Pacific at halftime
• Pepperdine rallies past Arkansas State for 69-62 win at JQH Arena
• Arkansas State leads Pepperdine at halftime at JQH Arena
• Reception Dec. 3 for staff leaving prosecutor's office
• No. 9 Washburn Turns Back Lady Panthers 58-46 Tuesday Night
• Three injured after crash near Rogersville
• Nixa man gets 15 years in prison in child pornography case
• Two homeless shelters receive grants
• Basketball Bears expect Pacific's best
• OTC seeks public comments as part of accreditation renewal process
• Silver Dollar City named by AOL as one of best Christmas lights displays
• Lady Crusaders At Central Missouri For Exhibtion, Tue., 6pm
• North, South Korea exchange fire; 2 marines killed
• OACAC teaches 12 how to respond to disasters
• DNR awards Willard $11,500 to plug abandoned wells
• OTC seeking public comments for its accreditation renewal
• $5.2 million in unclaimed property is from gift cards
• Jurors resume deliberations in former U.S. House Speaker Tom DeLay trial
• Flynn elected to statewide board for physician assistants
• CU Transit to have modified Thanksgiving schedule
• Non-injury accident reported at Division and Kansas Expressway
• Missouri transportation agency to get diversity advice
• Incompetence defense rejected for suspected killer
• Several arrested for southeast Missouri BB gun shooting spree
• New marching band for fall 2011 semester
• 'No difference' seen at Springfield airport for holidays
• Lead in cartoon drinking glasses sparks federal investigation
• Animal treatment under review
• Hacker used old Nixle account
• Actors learn about themselves from playing other people
• Today is deadline for council hopefuls
• Leader calls for students to take action on anti-bullying bill
• City warns of scam involving 'roofers'
• C of O to put on Christmas service
• Springfield driver hits deer, injured
• Hospice to hold memorial service
• Extension Council to meet on Dec. 6
• Funeral business indicted over fraud
• Netflix shifting bulk of business from DVDs to online movies
• Authorities seek five juvenile escapees
• Bears get back on track with win
• Fort Leonard Wood canine unit deployed overseas
• Tuesday city meetings are best for talking
• Pavement concerns on city radar
• What's hot in gift wrapping?
• Fraternity hosts Toys for Tots drive
• Panera Bread gives to cancer group
• Cleveland honored for work as physician assistant
• Spud Harbour Named HAAC Player of the Week For Second Straight Week
• Evangel Outgunned By Oklahoma Wesleyan 95-80
• Crusaders At Oklahoma Wesleyan Monday, 7pm
• Ostrem Competes In Her Third NAIA National CC Championship
• Lady Panthers Hit Road For Non-Conference Test At No. 9 Washburn Tuesday Night
• Addition to Children's Village Wall Mural at Cox Hospital to be unveiled
• Flynn selected as Health Care Champion
• St. Louis-area school separates boys, girls
• Motorcyclist died doing stunt, St. Louis police say
• MU food scientist creates faster salmonella test
• Federal report indicates more Missourians going hungry
• Springfield woman injured when car strikes deer
• NWS: Thunderstorms likely this afternoon
• Gargus: School district hasn't earned right to more tax money
• No lips involved: New CPR guidelines focus on compressions
• City's new internal auditor hits ground running
• Westport Elementary clearing up gridlock
• Heritage, tradition on display at MSU powwow
• Bears look for freshmen to step in
• Schoch: OC boys title should remain in Springfield
• Snider: Doing the right thing requires taking chances
• Health scare has given Parkview's Emily Akins a new perspective
• Motorcyclist killed in Taney County crash
• NWS: Warm and breezy today
• Review: Black reflects on being lonely at Christmas
• Give Thanksgiving the respect it's due, then move along to Christmas revelry
• Ozarks Byways: Memories on display in Forsyth
• A tactical guide to Black Friday shopping
• Local businesses say Black Friday not as big as other shopping days
• Lighting of Isabel's Tree set to begin
• Grandview police officers hurt in stop
• Though museum is gone, Roy Rogers' legacy remains strong
• Drastic cuts to state tax credits recommended
• Higher-ed tuition hikes certain in 2011 for Missouri schools
• Saving scramble: Black Friday to kick off the selling season
• West: Prove, to be American
• Break free from arbitrary societal rules and put tree up when spirit moves you.
• Blunder nearly costs family house
• Your Money
• Educators have complicated setup regarding Social Security
• Kansas man dies in motorcycle crash in Taney County
• SBU rallies to beat Drury men
• Saturday's high school football semifinal scores
• SBU beats Drury women
• Football Bears close with shutout victory
• Bears, Bison scoreless in Valley football
• Checkpoint Greene County results in seven arrests
• Lady Bears withstand second-half charge, beat Toledo 73-69
• Lady Panthers Fall To Southwest Baptist 57-49
• Drury Women's Cross Country Finishes 18th At NCAA-II Midwest Regional
• Villa Zapatero, Panthers Finish Third At Midwest Regional To Qualify As Team For NCAA-II Championships
• Crusaders Win 77-59 at Southwestern Christian
• Tulsa races past sluggish Bears
• Lawsuit: HIV-positive inmate denied meds at St. Louis jail
• Final roundup for Moore, Missouri State football seniors
• Boyer: Greene County administrator's position should be eliminated
• Reaching out for Thanksgiving
• Boycott has cost Arizona $141 million, report finds
• Legislation would help fund new state nuclear plant
• Woman recants tale of abduction, attack
• Newly elected lawmaker adjusting to Capitol culture
• VFW turkey dinner Sunday at Post 3404
• Springfield school district considers offering retirement incentives
• OTC gets two gifts from Carol Jones
• Winterization program has millions to spend
• Two men injured in rollover crash
• Berryville driver hurt in big-rig crash
• Auction looms for old casino's contents
• Former officer, Scout leader enters guilty plea on sexual abuse charges
• Southwest 2 power plant now burning coal
• Sigma House helps those with addictions
• Ozarks Technical Community College receives $500,000 from Carol Jones
• Police: Woman falsely claims she was kidnapped
• Patterson's return bolsters basketball Bears
• Cards drop Daryl Jones from 40-man
• Arkansas man injured in Ozark County accident
• Springfield loses Martinez, May
• Goalkeeper Millsap saves, scores Catholic to semifinal soccer victory
• Crusaders Knock Off #2 Southern Nazarene On Road
• DU Women's Golf Signs Area Standouts Rayl, Alumno To Letters-Of-Intent
• DU Women's Golf Signs Area Standouts Rayl, Alumno To Letters-Of-Intent
• Drury Cross Country Squads Look For NCAA-II Regional Success Saturday In Louisville
• Drury Cross Country Squads Look For NCAA-II Regional Success Saturday In Louisville
• Basketball Panthers, Bearcats Set To Clash Saturday Night In Bolivar
• Basketball Panthers, Bearcats Set To Clash Saturday Night In Bolivar
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• Springfield businesswoman Carol Jones presents OTC with gifts
• Lady Panthers, SBU Resume Rivalry Saturday Afternoon At The O'Reilly Family Event Center
• Lady Panthers, SBU Resume Rivalry Saturday Afternoon At The O'Reilly Family Event Center
• Baseball Panthers Sign Three To NCAA Letters-of-Intent
• Baseball Panthers Sign Three To NCAA Letters-of-Intent
• NWS: Sunny with a high near 58
• Bobcat roaming Kansas City area, film shows
• Quick turnaround for Bears
• Discover the joys of Missouri vino
• All grown up, Emma Watson making a break from Hermione
• Local volunteers gather to package Thanksgiving dinner baskets
• 1st Choice gives cash to Kitchen and K-Life
• GL Moore donates to Lake Country Soccer
• Jarden fund gives out $28,700 in grants
• New commission could help in expanding water supply
• CU study session today at main office
• Crash near Monett injures woman, 58
• CASA can bring stability to child's life
• Expedia's expansion fills former airport terminal
• Entertainment top singles, CDs and books
• Sitter found guilty in death of 9-month-old
• Former Wal-Mart officer, Drury benefactor Shewmaker dies at 72
• Airports consider ditching TSA for private screeners
• Board of Public Utilities to hold study session Friday
• Babysitter found guilty of felony child abuse
• Marketing professor receives national teaching recognition
• Drury trustee, former Walmart CEO Jack Shewmaker dies
• Expedia opens expansion in former Springfield airport terminal
• Springfield Police investigator testifies in hearing about infant's death
• Bears to host 4-team NIT consolation bracket
• Missouri ranks seventh in nation in "food insecurity"
• Verdict to be announced today in Willard baby death trial
• Missouri boy, 13, admits fatally shooting parents
• Mo. counties declared natural disaster areas
• Mo. agency awards grants to fight air pollution
• Missouri State hosts regional water workshop
• Mo. congressman will help lead aviation caucus
• Two Joplin men were injured after car slid off roadway
• St. Louis police probe school bus crash
• Pierce City woman seriously injured in accident
• NWS: Sunny with a high near 47
• Volunteers outlast Bears down stretch
• After crash, government control, it's rebirth for GM
• Missouri politicians divided on earmarks
• Arson suspected in Hollister house fire
• Van rolls over man, 85, killing him
• Stimulus funds to boost student life skills facility
• Blunt, Long ease into positions in D.C.
• Nixon stressing importance of higher education
• Special-needs classroom taking shape in Willard
• Lockhart, Hall lead Drury to home victory
• IPO could leave out small investors
• Officials should assess process in Littles case
• Bicycle shop offers training facility for cold, wet weather
• Strafford Senior Center needs volunteer delivery drivers
• Ozarks Transportation Organization calls for more data on road plan
• Property tax bills should be received
• Woman seriously hurt near Fair Grove
• Surplus property auction runs online
• Tennessee holds off basketball Bears 60-56
• Water Patrol stresses winter water safety
• Bears rally within four of Vols at half
• Panthers Knock Off No. 13 Arkansas Tech 87-72 Wednesday Night At The O'Reilly Family Event Center
• Panthers Knock Off No. 13 Arkansas Tech 87-72 Wednesday Night At The O'Reilly Family Event Center
• Water study findings subject of Thursday conference
• Wilson's Creek Battlefield to be closed on Thanksgiving
• Both Bears, Vols could be missing key players
• Nixon to press against big college tuition hikes
• St. Louis adds Kozma, Chambers to 40-man
• Arson suspected in Hollister fire
• Bears must avoid foul trouble against deeper Vols
• Salvation Army's red kettles, bell ringers are out
• C of O hosting service learning workshop
• Branson to auction surplus property on the Internet
• Former Christian County assessor paid through Nov. 12
• Drury Volleyball Adds Four To 2011-12 Recruiting Class
• Drury Volleyball Adds Four To 2011-12 Recruiting Class
• Greene County Collector's Office has mailed tax bills
• Police chief meets for coffee
• Toddler rescued from St. Louis storm sewer
• Fair Grove woman injured in one vehicle crash
• NWS: Rain likely this afternoon
• Before it's too cold, Missouri officials urge winter awareness
• Missouri panel studies Alzheimer's disease, dementia
• Missouri man among 8 soldiers killed in Afghanistan over weekend
• Bears win, set up game against Tennessee
• Pearl: Bears' experience will test Vols
• School nearly out for 'Harry Potter' cast, crew
• You can have fun, help out United Way
• Side dishes break with tradition
• Saks seeing faster rebound than Wal-Mart
• SPS looking at significant budget cuts
• Nixon will move quickly to pick assessor
• 60-65 developer seeks change
• New license plate tabs designed to decrease theft
• Lady Panthers Use First-Half Spurt To Pull Away From William Jewell For 78-37 Victory
• Lady Panthers Add White, McCurry As 2011-12 Recruits
• Colvin-Fritz Selected To Daktronics All-Midwest Region Second Team
• Taylor, Higgins And Whorton Named To Daktronics All-Region Second Team
• Bears: No overlooking Arkansas State
• House ethics panel: Rep. Rangel violated rules
• 'Coffee with the Chief' will be Wednesday
• Decision in Willard woman's trial to come Thursday, judge says
• Number of international students in Missouri grows by 18 percent
• Body found buried on Jackson County property identified
• St. Louis man accused in slaying of man found in torched car
• Police identify motorist killed by train near Olivette
• NWS: 30 percent chance of rain before noon
• K.C. museum director admits stealing funds
• Former casino riverboat still angling for buyer in St. Louis
• Year later, search for woman continues, Hannibal police say
• Missouri seeking maps of abandoned coal mines
• DePaul answers challenge from Lady Bears
• New class takes on Capitol
• Hot 'Harry Potter' kiss leaves cast surprises, amused
• Steak House hosts fundraiser for Shapes
• Volunteers needed for veterans project
• VFW auxiliary hosts annual turkey dinner
• Foundation gives $23,000 to nonprofits
• Tickets still available for charity quilt raffle
• Judge dismisses solar suit
• ATM heist suspect on the run
• Humor, wit can be brain boosters
• City considers refinancing bonds
• Man shot in deer hunting accident
• Ruling likely today in baby's death
• Economists attack Bernanke plan
• None injured in mobile home fire
• Profiling reports get attention
• Girl meets gown
• Experts: More mergers a good economic sign
• Don't miss out this Saturday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. as Drury is temporarily transformed into Hogwarts for the first ever campus Quidditch tournament. The event is free and open to the public, and will include the tournament, an owl exhibit from the
• Mobile home catches fire
• Fire crews quickly put out blaze south of Ozark
• Garrison named Valley player of the week
• Missouri State students place first in competition
• Skaggs physicians to talk one-on-one with community members on Black Friday
• Purdy teen charged in fatal crash waives arraignment
• Springfield couple wins $100,000 on their way to the lake
• Shoppers can add $1 to Check Out Hunger campaign
• Manhunt under way for suspect in St. Louis heist, second inmate
• Professor receives funding to study greenhouse produce
• Branson AirExpress reservations available to travel agents
• Honors College releases third edition of undergraduate research journal
• Lady Panthers Entertain Future GLVC Member William Jewell Tuesday Night At The O'Reilly Center
• St. Louis police try to ID burned body in car
• Chesterfield student injured in MU dorm fall improving
• Moark plans to expand egg production near Neosho
• Marshfield woman injured in accident
• Pet gets home near rural Puxico just before deer season begins
• NWS: Mostly cloudy with a high near 56
• Abused find shelter at Family Violence Center
• MSU working toward tobacco ban
• Housing trend grows with city's assistance
• White House, GOP look for middle ground on taxes
• DePaul presents a good test for Lady Bears
• Ehlen: High deficit is politics as usual; voters must object
• New treatments for varicose veins involve heat, pressure instead of stripping.
• Study: Women with high job stress face heart risks
• Solid opening day for firearms season
• Apartment fire leaves residents temporarily without homes
• Dessert sampling event to raise funds for Care to Learn
• Askinosie celebrates release of newest chocolate bar
• Portion of Grant Ave. closing Monday for four months
• NWS: Sunny with a high in the 50s
• Ozark district cashing in with licensing contracts
• Governor bags buck, donates meat
• Hotline available for suspicious Medicare pitches
• Some Medicare plans forced to have local network of providers
• Assemblies of God gets creative in engaging United Way support
• One man's trash, another man's trumpet; Roving recycler teaches kids to make musical instruments
• Blood drives
• Officials hope to seize camp where drug activities alleged
• Is trademarking the next frontier for high schools?
• Balloon exhibit to aid Smile Center
• Working together best for tough times
• Calendar proceeds will benefit BCFO
• Shows for the season
• Golf spurs help for United Way
• Businesses sweet on first-ever Sugar Rush charity
• United Way stays focused in rough times
• Seniors weigh Medicare options ahead of deadline
• State to review programs, make recommendations
• MSU defends 17 programs that produce few graduates
• Initiative set to build interest in science
• Dance and theater combine for stronger program
• Restoring History: Amateur theatrical troupe
• Springdale legislator McJunkin dead at 79
• Black Friday is bright time of season
• Drury rips Upper Iowa in season-opener
• Drury Women's Swimmers Defeat North Dakota Fall to Kansas
• Drury Women's Swimmers Defeat North Dakota Fall to Kansas
• Drury Men's Swimming Defeats North Dakota 251-82 at KU Meet
• Drury Men's Swimming Defeats North Dakota 251-82 at KU Meet
• Panthers Race Past Upper Iowa 88-69 To Open O'Reilly Family Event Center
• Panthers Race Past Upper Iowa 88-69 To Open O'Reilly Family Event Center
• Drury women fall in O'Reilly center opener
• Governor to donate venison killed this morning to feed needy families
• Saturday quarterfinal high school football scoreboard
• Northeastern State Shuts Down Lady Panthers For 52-39 Victory In O'Reilly Family Event Center Opener
• Northeastern State Shuts Down Lady Panthers For 52-39 Victory In O'Reilly Family Event Center Opener
• Panther Pre-Game Tailgate Village Under Way ...
• Panther Pre-Game Tailgate Village Under Way ...
• Bears open season with decisive win
• Homeless teenagers have problems, options
• Grandmother takes stand at babysitter's murder trial
• Conan's return drawing coveted young viewers
• City to drop lawsuit over COLA increase
• Academic Awards & Achievers
• Meals on Wheels seeking drivers
• Cancer patients 'Knot Forgotten'
• Defender caseloads subject of hearing
• Fair Grove looks to extend school year to help at-risk children
• Clary: Benefits of health care reform worth knowing
• Digging the Bible
• Convoy plans to aid flooded Filipinos
• Book fair today will benefit libraries
• Southwest City cop to trial after shooting
• 7 schools get grants to promote nutrition
• Longtime waitress, 85, serves up personality
• Need for warrant under new drunken-driving law disputed
• Prison dairy due to expand
• Basketball Bears take opening-night victory
• Basketball Bears lead ORU 38-28 at half
• Lady Bears storm back, beat Lamar 83-60
• Panthers Fall 3-0 to 11th Ranked Lewis in GLVC Opening Round
• Book fair benefits library
• Long journey begins tonight for basketball Bears
• Springfield's Carpenter named top farmhand
• Knee injury sidelines Drury's Pritchard
• Crusaders Face #19 Park Friday Ashcroft CTR, 7pm
• Native American Heritage Month celebrates culture, tradition
• Keep up with the latest events and concerts at the O'Reilly Family Event Center:
• Food, fun and festivities will abound on campus tomorrow with the official home openers of the Panthers and Lady Panthers 2010-2011 season. Spend the day at the O'Reilly Family Event Center for live music, food, activities and, of course, Drury bask
• $8,600 awarded to schools to promote healthy choices
• Chorus and Concert Choir to perform concert
• Chorale to present fall concert
• Buesking 62-piece collection on display at Evangel
• Heer's not in danger of foreclosure, developer says
• 2-year-old taken from home found alive in Iowa
• Nixa schools planning for steady growth
• Postal worker convicted of opening students' mail
• This Week In Drury Athletics (November 8-14) ... First Official Basketball Games At O'Reilly Family Event Center Highlight Week
• Stop reveals car full of likely stolen items
• Season Preview: New-Look Lady Panthers Hope To Produce Traditional Results
• Toy run to benefit county's children
• Season Preview: Basketball Panthers Primed For Another GLVC, NCAA-II Run
• Take walking tour of original Kissee Mills
• Volleyball Panthers Open GLVC Tourney Against Top-Seed Lewis On Friday
• Event to benefit boy with blood disease
• Basketball Panthers Sign MV-BT Liberty Star Derek Daniels To NCAA Letter-Of-Intent
• Conservation officials warn of high fire risk
• No. 16 Lady Panthers To Open O'Reilly Family Event Center With Test Against No. 22 Northeastern State
• Cofer vows to fix MSU's lax internal financial controls
• Faculty member of 19 years honored by Missouri Community College Association
• Panthers Take On Upper Iowa Saturday Night To Open O'Reilly Family Event Center
• Years of growth take toll on Nixa Junior High
• Bound for Oscar glory?
• Hopkins, Warren Pick Up All-GLVC Volleyball Honors
• Kinder. wants response to health care suit
• S. Korea, U.S. free trade discussions hit setback
• Production wraps this week in K.C. on feature film
• NWS: Showers and isolated thunderstorms expected
• Springfield school kids deserved better than failing footbridge
• Dozens of animals rescued from farm near Guilford
• 'Call of Duty' blasts sales record
• Sexual abuse case involving Warrensburg coach reported settled
• OTC biology students learn from wildlife professionals
• Missouri WWII veteran gets high school diploma
• Advocates praise Springfield chief's planned racial profiling study
• Local men make L-Bird documentary
• Fire chief: Cigarette cause of Nixa blaze
• Cascading taps at Missouri State honors local veterans
• Southwest City police officer to stand trial in shooting
• An opportunity to give back
• NWS: 40 percent chance of showers and thunderstorms
• Problems mount for A380 engines
• University in Warrensburg holds rally to reject anti-gay vandals
• Defender case refusal is subject of Friday forum
• Man dies in Springfield crash
• Two injured in five-car accident at West Bypass, Mount Vernon
• MSU seeks funding in legislative goals.
• Pastor charged in death of parishioner
• Take walking tour of old Kissee Mills
• Littles could get up to 130 years for role in false theft
• Pressure grows for Christian County Assessor's departure
• POW received apology in Japan
• Southwest 2 power plant dedicated
• Republic's former postmaster sentenced
• Dream boat is veteran's legacy
• CU buses free today for military and vets
• Volleyball Falls In HAAC Semfinals
• City's revenue up, but still below '09
• Hearing in Public Defender's Office appeal to be held Friday
• Tree-planting to note 20th anniversary
• Baylor distinguished professor of philosophy to speak
• Ozarks Greenways to plant trees for 20th anniversary
• Skid loader mishap kills Sparta man, 64
• Interim Commissioner of Higher Education visits Ozarks Technical Community College
• Evangel orchestra to play concert 3 p.m. Sunday
• Nixon urges more business participation in veterans program
• Lunn honored for years as MHA director
• Sparta man dies after losing control of skid loader
• Actor Gary Sinise to receive Truman award
• Producer, manager vouch for Jackson song
• Ex-Republic postmaster gets probation
• Springfield among cities to see Anheuser-Busch, prosecutors DWI summit
• Graphic warnings could be ahead for cigarette packs
• Missouri Department of Conservation warns deer hunters of high fire danger
• Nursing scholar in Columbia to speak on 'radical' change
• A concrete way to say thanks to veterans
• Missouri landowners to get $38 million in conservation money
• Vaccinations give you something to be thankful for this Thanksgiving
• Kaley Lyons Wins HAAC Player of the Week For a Sixth Time
• 40,000 church conventioneers flood St. Louis
• Personal chef offers drive-through alternative to busy clients
• EU Hosts MidAmerica Nazarene In HAAC Semifinals Wed., 7pm
• Christian County assessor, husband plead guilty in connected cases
• Catholic boys roll to sectional soccer win
• Alpha Chi to host Faculty Research Forum
• NWS: Isolated thunderstorms possible Veterans Day through Saturday
• Special kids get better chance under educational reforms
• Orchestra to perform at College of the Ozarks
• Body of once-missing Washington, Mo., man found in basement
• 'The Twilight Saga: Eclipse' receives most People's Choice Awards nominations
• Season Preview: New-Look Lady Panthers Hope To Produce Traditional Results
• Former Nixa employee sentenced to 9 years
• Disney opens largest North American store with fanfare
• Season Preview: Basketball Panthers Primed For Another GLVC, NCAA-II Run
• Details of baby's death recalled in courtroom
• The Latest Death Notices for the Springfield Area
• Volleyball Panthers Open GLVC Tourney Against Top-Seed Lewis On Friday
• City warned of bridge problems months ago
• Young politician's hard work pays off in election victory
• Arkansas woman dies of crash injuries
• Innovators focus of Springfield school district's Starcatcher Award
• AT&T launches 3G network in Branson
• Rescuing potential dropouts
• Scouts seek volunteers to restore historic Branson property
• Fort Leonard Wood fire burns 1,500 acres
• Martin: MSU basketball recruits all will fit athletically
• Prosectors note inconsistencies in story
• Date changed for gingerbread house competition
• Visit from Elmo, Cookie Monster brightens day for children
• Elderly man seriously injured in multi-vehicle accident on West Bypass
• Blaze destroys Republic home, family gets out safe
• New Southwest 2 powerplant ceremonially linked to nation's power grid
• Springfield City Council debates legislative priorities
• Bobcats Spoil Men's Basketball Opener 85-78
• Ashcroft: U.S. should assert its liberty interests
• Women's Basketball Opens With Road Win At John Brown
• Ostrem Finishes 3rd In HAAC Meet, Advances To NAIA Nationals
• Women's Basketball Opens 2010-11 Season At John Brown
• Men's Basketball Opens Season vs. College of the Ozarks, Tue., 7pm
• Social Work to host panel discussion "The Changing Face of AIDS"
• Lady Panthers Run Away From Livin' The Dream For 77-51 Exhibition Victory
• This Week In Drury Athletics (November 8-14) ... First Official Basketball Games At O'Reilly Family Event Center Highlight Week
• Conservation department funds continued analysis of Ozark forests
• Springfield conference to address water issues
• Lady Panthers Run Away From Livin' The Dream For 77-51 Exhibition Victory
• Volleyball Crusaders Advance To HAAC Semifinals
• Baker Downs Evangel 41-6 In Baldwin City, Kansas
• Villa Zapatero Wins Third Straight GLVC Cross Country Championship, Leads Panthers To Second Place Team Finish
• Varela's 18th-Place Finish Leads Drury To Sixth In GLVC Women's Cross Country Championships
• No. 11 Lewis Drops Drury 3-0 Saturday On Senior Day; Panthers Qualify For GLVC Championships
• Missouri S&T Men's Swimming Defeats Drury 111-93
• Panther Cross Country Teams To Run For GLVC Championships Saturday
• Volleyball Panthers Move Closer To GLVC Tourney Bid With 3-0 Blanking Of Wisconsin-Parkside
• Crusaders advance to Semi's with win verses Missouri Valley
• Villa Zapatero Wins Third Straight GLVC Cross Country Championship, Leads Panthers To Second Place Team Finish
• Varela's 18th-Place Finish Leads Drury To Sixth In GLVC Women's Cross Country Championships
• No. 11 Lewis Drops Drury 3-0 Saturday On Senior Day; Panthers Qualify For GLVC Championships
• Lady Panthers No. 16 In USA TODAY/ESPN Top 25 Coaches Preseason Poll
• Panthers Receiving Votes In NABC/D-II National Top 25 Coaches Poll
• Volleyball Panthers Close Out The Regular Season With Crucial Weekend GLVC Home Matches
• Drury's Hopkins Named To ESPN/CoSIDA Academic All-District Volleyball Team
• Drury's Choate Named GLVC Women's Golfer Of The Month
• Lady Panthers Play Host To Livin' The Dream In Exhibition Basketball Sunday At The O'Reilly Center
• Football At Baker Saturday, 1 p.m.
• Volleyball Starts HAAC Tourney Title Defense Saturday
• Lady Panthers Play Host To Livin' The Dream In Exhibition Basketball Sunday At The O'Reilly Center
• Missouri S&T Men's Swimming Defeats Drury 111-93
• Panther Cross Country Teams To Run For GLVC Championships Saturday
• Volleyball Panthers Move Closer To GLVC Tourney Bid With 3-0 Blanking Of Wisconsin-Parkside
• Drury's Choate Named GLVC Women's Golfer Of The Month
• Students present research at state zoology conference
• Drury's Hopkins Named To ESPN/CoSIDA Academic All-District Volleyball Team
• 2010/11 Crusader basketball preview
• Evangel University introduces new core curriculum
• Music Department presents annual Christmas Concert to benefit needy
• Education Department to honor student teachers in induction ceremony
• Volleyball Panthers Close Out The Regular Season With Crucial Weekend GLVC Home Matches
• Panthers Receiving Votes In NABC/D-II National Top 25 Coaches Poll
• Student leaders come together for residence hall conference
• NCAA Division I Oral Roberts Rallies Past Panthers Late For 79-76 Men's Basketball Exhibition Victory
• Lady Panthers No. 16 In USA TODAY/ESPN Top 25 Coaches Preseason Poll
• Student poll perfectly predicted election night outcome
• OTCs Supervision and Leadership Online Program Receives HRCI Certification
• Volleyball Looks To Go Unbeaten In HAAC Tonight
• NCAA Division I Oral Roberts Rallies Past Panthers Late For 79-76 Men's Basketball Exhibition Victory
• On Saturday, Oct. 30, a ribbon cutting ceremony was held to officially begin grand opening festivities at the O'Reilly Family Event Center. The Pointer Sisters concert concluded a month-long celebration that included special events and performances
• Biotechnology scientist to speak at Missouri State
• This Week In Drury Athletics ... Exhibition Tests On Tap For Drury Basketball Squads
• Here's an opportunity that doesn't present itself everyday: The chance to throw pies in the president's face. As part of Hope for Haiti Week at Drury, which brought in $1,750 to assist in the earthquake relief effort, Drury administrators
• Drury University celebrated raising $1,750.94 for Haiti relief this past week by throwing pies at President Todd Parnell. Parnell and Andrew Weimer, Director of Leadership and Volunteer Development, volunteered to take a pie in the face for every $50 don
• Enjoy a sampling of moments from the final games played in Weiser Gym, then watch as the "Spirit of Weiser" is captured and relocated to the new O'Reilly Family Event Center.
• This Week In Drury Athletics ... Exhibition Tests On Tap For Drury Basketball Squads
• Hein elected to board of directors for international hospitality organization
• Basketball Panthers Open Exhibition Season Tuesday At NCAA Division I Oral Roberts
• No. 8 Northern Kentucky Blanks Drury 2-0 In GLVC Women's Soccer Tourney
• Quincy Downs Drury in Double Overtime 3-2 in GLVC Opening Round
• Funding secured to continue Springfield water quality research
• RB Tommy Meyer Named HAAC Offensive Player of the Week
• No. 8 Northern Kentucky Blanks Drury 2-0 In GLVC Women's Soccer Tourney
• Quincy Downs Drury in Double Overtime 3-2 in GLVC Opening Round
• Basketball Panthers Open Exhibition Season Tuesday At NCAA Division I Oral Roberts
• DU Women's Soccer Opens GLVC Tournament Play At Top Seed Northern Kentucky On Sunday
• Soccer Panthers Open Defense Of Their GLVC Tournament Title Sunday At Quincy
• UINDY Downs Drury Volleyball 3-1 in GLVC Road Action
• Volleyball Panthers Visit Saint Joseph's, Indianapolis For Weekend GLVC Matches
• Evangel Hosts Avila, Saturday, 1:30pm
• Peterbilt of Springfield donates two trucks and creates scholarship at OTC
• Dates Announced For Steve Hesser/Drury Basketball Luncheons At Doe's Eat Place
• Panthers Place Five On All-GLVC Men's Soccer Squad
• Athletic Ministries program gets Evangel athletes involved in outreach
• Information sessions to be held on new higher education doctoral program
• Dates Announced For Steve Harold/Drury Lady Panthers Luncheons At Golden Corral
• Four Drury Players Named To All-GLVC Women's Soccer Team
• Campus to host showing of Randy Bacon's The Last Days of Extraordinary Lives
• Center for Workforce Development to host contractor networking event at OTC
• Volleyball Panthers Visit Saint Joseph's, Indianapolis For Weekend GLVC Matches
• Drury Volleyball Wins GLVC Road Match At Saint Joseph's 3-0
• Jazz Ensemble to perform Nov. 4
• Fall classes begin at OTC with 14,056 students enrolled
• Panthers Place Five On All-GLVC Men's Soccer Squad
• Grapevine research laboratory receives renewal of funding
• Themed week focuses on The Fall
• Walton Family Foundation Donates $10,000 to Ozarks Technical Community College
• Four Drury Players Named To All-GLVC Women's Soccer Team
• Professor to present paper on global affairs at international conference
• Students to perform "Steel Magnolias"
• OTC announces Excellence in Education Award winners
• Drury Volleyball Wins GLVC Road Match At Saint Joseph's 3-0
• Clinicians receive funding for deaf, hard of hearing project
• Experience eu:24 Unplugged
• OTC names construction firm for new facilities in Lebanon
• DU Women's Soccer Opens GLVC Tournament Play At Top Seed Northern Kentucky On Sunday
• Bloodworth’s dedication to arts honored with statewide award
• Falch and Ward to perform euphonium and trumpet recital
• Official fall enrollment nears 14,000 at Ozarks Technical Community College
• Soccer Panthers Open Defense Of Their GLVC Tournament Title Sunday At Quincy
• Biology professor researches natural resources in parks
• Orchestra performance features senior vocalists
• OTC to honor donors of $2.6 million gift at Lebanon Education Center
• OTC and Community Foundation of the Ozarks announce $50,000 challenge grant
• Sustainability meeting includes presentations by Missouri State professors
• June Kean Pipe Organ Endowment Series to feature Keenan Boswell
• OTC purchases properties for future campus in Hollister
• Summer classes begin with enrollment up 12.2% from 2009
• Sociology professor conducts research in local community
• This Week In Drury Athletics ... Tuesday Volleyball At The O'Reilly Center, Opening Of GLVC Soccer Tourney Top Weekly Slate
• OTC, C of O to make transition for transfer student more efficient
• OTC to acquire financing for capital improvement projects in Hollister, Lebanon and Springfield
• Students, History Museum publish women’s history of early Springfield
• Drury Snags 20th Victory - For First Time Since 1993 - With 3-0 Blanking Of College Of The Ozarks At The O'Reilly Center
• Area public school students to receive free dental work at OTC
• Official summer enrollment up 11.7% at OTC
• Biology professor receives funding to continue study of Indiana bats
• Harding Grabs 1-0 Victory In Double Overtime Over Drury In Women's Soccer
• Evangel Falls To Unbeaten MidAmerica Nazarene 45-10
• Ozarks Technical Community College President to serve as Chair of Statewide Council
• Evangel Beats Avila With 4th Quarter Rally
• Missouri State completes academic program review for productivity
• Soccer Panthers Defeat Harding 1-0 In Non-Conference Play Tuesday Night
• Kaley Lyons Wins Her 5th HAAC Player of the Week Award
• Robbins elected president of OTC Foundation Board of Directors
• UINDY Downs Drury Volleyball 3-1 in GLVC Road Action
• Three honored for excellence in health care
• Dates Announced For Steve Hesser/Drury Basketball Luncheons At Doe's Eat Place
• Kristen Ostrem Finishes 7th At Graceland
• Barrett named Associate Vice President for Student Affairs
• Harding Grabs 1-0 Victory In Double Overtime Over Drury In Women's Soccer
• Dates Announced For Steve Harold/Drury Lady Panthers Luncheons At Golden Corral
• Men's and Women's Basketball Teams Nationally Ranked
• OTC HVACR program accreditation renewed for another six years
• Soccer Panthers Defeat Harding 1-0 In Non-Conference Play Tuesday Night
• MOAK 2010 - Four State Regional Exhibition at The Springfield Art Museum
• Panthers Tabbed To Repeat As West Champions In GLVC Preseason Men's Basketball Poll
• Soccer Panthers Close Out Home Slate With Weekend Matches Against Parkside, Saint Joseph's
• DU Women's Soccer Closes Out Home Slate With Matches Against No. 11 UW-Parkside, Saint Joseph's
• Drury Volleyball Hits GLVC Road For Matches At Quincy, Illinois-Springfield
• Pair of Collins Goals Leads Drury Men's Soccer Past Wisconsin-Parkside 2-0
• Drury, Missouri State Resume Swimming Rivalry Friday Night At Hammons Pool
• Drury Stuns No. 11 Wisconsin-Parkside 1-0 Friday Night At Harrison
• Drury Volleyball Blanks Quincy 3-0 As Senior Warren Surpasses 4,000 Assists For Her Career
• Drury Sweeps Dual Swim Meet With Crosstown Rival Missouri State
• Lady Panthers Picked To Win GLVC West
• Professor Garrett earns doctoral degree
• Calfano to present research in United Kingdom
• Vanderwal Takes Individual Honors, Panthers Tie For First At Great Lakes Regional No. 2 Men's Golf Tourney In St. Louis
• Professors Dr. Martin Mittelstadt and Dr. Geoff Sutton compile book on forgiveness
• Pre-Halloween celebration to feature ‘Moon City Review’ readings
• Lady Panthers Picked To Win GLVC West
• Evangel and USA Today celebrate 10-year partnership
• Grant awarded to facilitate low income tax clinic
• Panthers Tabbed To Repeat As West Champions In GLVC Preseason Men's Basketball Poll
• Evangel announces largest enrollment in the University's history
• Professor receives national science grant
• Soccer Panthers Close Out Home Slate With Weekend Matches Against Parkside, Saint Joseph's
• Professor receives award from U.S. Department of the Interior
• DU Women's Soccer Closes Out Home Slate With Matches Against No. 11 UW-Parkside, Saint Joseph's
• Students explore the Springfield Underground
• Annual wine and food celebration benefits OPT kids
• Drury Volleyball Hits GLVC Road For Matches At Quincy, Illinois-Springfield
• Aspiring leaders attend Student Leadership Forum
• Ferguson’s long-standing support recognized with Bronze Bear
• Drury, Missouri State Resume Swimming Rivalry Friday Night At Hammons Pool
• Brannan serving as missionary-in-residence
• Drury Stuns No. 11 Wisconsin-Parkside 1-0 Friday Night At Harrison
• Evangel to benefit from Edward Jones Foundation grant to Missouri Colleges Fund
• Drury Volleyball Blanks Quincy 3-0 As Senior Warren Surpasses 4,000 Assists For Her Career
• Softball team serves at Hillcrest Children's Home
• Rosales and Rosales/Martinez Knocked Into Consolation Round At ITA National Tournament
• This week, students, faculty and staff celebrated the start of a new year and the exciting additions and updates on campus.
• Olympic Gold Medalists to Present Softball Clinic
• Rosales Advances To Consolation Finals At ITA National Tournament
• Watch as the beautiful maple hardwood floor is installed on the William A. Pitt Court inside the O'Reilly Family Event Center.
• Evangel's downtown art gallery originated with one student's dream
• Evangel Falls 31-17 To #10 Missouri Valley
• Happy birthday! Drury will celebrate its founding with a commemoration at 1:30 today on Burnham Circle. Come enjoy cake, a re-enactment of the first bell ringing & more.
• Students to perform The Boys Next Door
• Rosales Finishes Sixth At ITA National Tournament
• The O'Reilly Family Event Center at Drury University is officially open, and the community kicked off a month-long opening celebration on Oct. 1 with fireworks, live music and a barbecue dinner on the arena's plaza. Take a look inside Drury an
• Alpha Chi inducts 29 new members for fall semester
• Volleyball Hosts William Jewell On Pink Out Night With The BCFO
• “Leadership in a Sustainable Society” conference promotes progress
• EU Films to present Christmas-themed comedy
• Football At Unbeaten MidAmerica Nazarene Saturday, 1 p.m.
• New ‘smart bandage’ will treat wounded soldiers
• Symphonic Band to perform concert
• Crusaders knock off John Brown
• Forum examines role of health professionals after disasters
• Choate Finishes Second, DU Women's Golf Seventh In Missouri State/Payne Stewart Memorial
• Hotel Of Terror
• Veterans In Defense of Liberty Respond To the VFW-PAC Endorsements Fiasco
• Veterans In Defense Of Liberty Action Committee Endorses Allen West for Congress...
• Trick Or Treat Yourself To Zoo’s Halloween Spooktacular
• Show up for a chance to win $ prizes at the 2010 Expo on Oct. 7
• Chamber names economic development coordinator
• Area leaders focus on ‘Springfield’ for the Chamber’s annual community leadership
• Diamond Centennial Celebration!
• Our New Blog is Coming Soon!
• Movie Review: Hitchcock would be proud of 'The American'
• Chamber president Jim Anderson completes national Chamber Regional Sustainability Development Fellow
• Springfield Public Schools needs your feedback by Sept. 10
• Exhibition - Between The Lines: The Katagami Sculpture Of Jennifer Falck Linssen
• ABC News correspondent teaching College of the Ozarks students
• Weeklong IDEA Commons charrette begins
• Galloway Village Vet. Hospital owner dies
• Federal contracts for small businesses increase
• Aurora company receives $100K in EEZ tax credits
• Mo. dairy retailer recalls products
• Community Foundation distributes record amounts
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• Expedia announcement promises quality jobs for Springfield area
• Dixon named manager of business development for the Chamber
• Review: 'Piranha 3D' offers dumb fun done right
• Nixon visits Jarrett school, details bond issuance
• City Utilities moves to increase electric rates
• State sets prevailing wages for highway projects
• Secretary of State urges caution in purchase of gold, silver
• Mo. treasurer creates online Sunshine request application
• Evangel University director dies
• Nonprofits share in $100k Walmart State Foundation grant
• Blunt victorious in Mo. Farm Bureau straw poll
• MSSU student receives Pearson Prize for Higher Education
• Four area companies make 2010 Inc. 5000
• Drury, OTC increase numbers; MSU expects to
• Chamber names new manager of business development
• Maryland firm to manage three Branson hotels
• Springfield intersections back in operation
• Greene County approved for DED grant
• 'Scott Pilgrim vs. the World' scores with visual originality
• Empire District Electric gets rate increase
• Foundation for Springfield Public Schools names new leaders
• Branco Enterprises named top environmental firm
• GSB automates small-business lending
• City offering $2M loan to seal Heer's deal
• McDonald’s Dollar Day Brings Summer To an End
• JQH Texas hotel and convention center hits funding block
• U.S., Missouri chambers of commerce endorse Blunt
• Jack Henry ends fiscal year up 14 percent
• Buxton-Kubik-Dodd acquires Creative Ink
• More than 30,000 college students entering city classrooms next week
• SBJ to roll out Web paywall
• July CPI inches upward
• Missouri gas prices falling but up from last year
• Cox College, BBC sign dual enrollment agreement
• Movie Review: Ferrell's 'dumb fun' shines in 'The Other Guys'
• Eckersley campaign: Long hasn't responded to debate requests
• Arvest Bank acquires former Carson's Nursery lot
• Memphis City Council unanimously approves Bass Pro lease
• Jalili family puts Bijan's building on market
• Solo Cup to sell Springfield facility to Warren Davis Properties
• Showboat Branson Belle's Showstoppers! to stop Dec. 31
• Crosslink awarded $5M Army contract for work at JVIC
• Duck boat builder, HFE Corp. named in suit
• State gas prices on the rise
• Askinosie Chocolate taps Tanzania for cocoa
• Council considers extending Airport Plaza CID
• Ollis, Whitlock firms partner for health care seminar
• Service Noodle Springfield launches
• Branson Nelly concert changes venues
• Springfield Workshop acquires Polk County nonprofit
• 'The Kids Are All Right' shows the American family in a new light
• Peterbilt of Springfield donates two tractors to OTC
• National unemployment rate unchanged in July
• State invests $49M in broadband plan
• Sam's Club to open doors to all this weekend
• MSU autism program receives nearly $550,000 grant
• St. John's donates $60,000 to child aid groups
• Eckersley, Long, Prop C get primary nods
• Expedia plans job announcement for Thursday
• Ebbets Field sells to restaurateur Swisshelm
• Carthage men receive prison time for $1.6M tax fraud conspiracy
• State's net general revenue drops in July
• Springfield and Branson banker Ben Parnell dies
• Expedia announces opening of 500 local jobs
• Mooney promoted to senior vice president, economic development
• Exhibitiion - Yvonne Jacquette: The Complete Woodcuts, 1987-2009
• Springfield Direct Mail Business Sold
• All But One Mo7th Candidate Consider 'Plan B' An Abortion Pill
• Dickerson Park Zoo News: Ultrasound Provides New Insight On Elephant’s Condition
• Springfield manufacturer Kraft Foods to add 50 jobs, expand production
• Dickerson Park Zoo News : Beloved Elephant Showing Physical Weakness
• Springfield resident Chris Keeton celebrates 10 years with DirectBuy Club
• Dickerson Park Zoo News - Giraffe Calf Dies
• Expedia Inc. to lease former Springfield-Branson National Airport terminal building
• Study shows that Chamber members are a ‘good credit risk’
• Significant economic development projects for Springfield area announced
• Chamber launches iNetwork, first summer internship program
• Five in running for the Chamber’s 2010 Small Business Award
• Corporate Business Systems receives 2010 Small Business of the Year Award
• Chamber supports continuation of Capital Improvements Sales Tax
• Springfield call center adding 140 jobs, expanding facility
• SGF receives state award for role in leasing former terminal building
• Business In Action: Springfield Little Theatre
• Art Goes WILD at the Zoo
• Zoobilee Lineup Packs A Punch!
• Big 10…DirectBuy of Springfield celebrates 10 years in business.
• Children's Miracle Network
• Springfield Art Museum Announces Summer Studio Classes
• Zoo Hosts Summer Classes for Kids
• Support a youth volunteer leader from Springfield!
• Congratulations to Isabelle Walker
• Congratulations to Brian R. Jared, ABR, CRS, GRI
• Museum Announces 2010 Spring Studio Class Schedule
• Spring Zoodoo Sales Begin March 6, 2010
• Cheetah Featured In Valentine ADOPT Package
• ‘Jacob Lawrence: Prints, 1963-2000, A Comprehensive Survey’ Opens At The Springfield Art Museum
• First Night Springfield 2010
• Cosmetology Classes Available at The System, a Paul Mitchell Partner School
• ‘Bruce West: Spiritual Advisor To The World’ Opens At Art Museum
• Museum Announces Winter Studio Class Schedule
• National Biennial Print Exhibition Opens At Springfield Art Museum
• 6th Annual Chrysanthemum Festival - Japanese Stroll Garden
• Trick or Treat Yourself to Zoo’s Halloween Spooktacular
• McDonald’s Dollar Day Brings Summer to an End
• Book Fair Benefits Zoo
• Springfield Art Museum Announces Fall Studio Classes
• Watercolor U.S.A. 2009
• Springfield Art Museum Announces 2009 Summer Studio Classes
• Jon Schueler Exhibition Opens At The Springfield Art Museum
• Springfield Art Museum Announces Spring Studio Classes
• Mid America Street Rod Nationals
• Multi-Cultural Exhibit Opens At Springfield Art Museum
• Veterans Job Fair in Springfield, MO on Nov. 19
• News From United Way Of The Ozarks
• Ozark Empire Fair
• Rock'n Ribs BBQ Festival
• Stem Cell Kiosk - Exhibit
• Orchid Show

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