The Braum’s remodel in Aurora is progressing well, with work underway on the interior and exterior. Braum’s is expected to reopen by the end of the month after being closed all summer. (Rhonda ...

By Castle Spieker The Children’s Smile Center (CSC) in Aurora is improving the facility’s exterior. “When we built the facility in 2013, it had the old gravel lot in the front, and we weren’t ...

Words. Once they fly out of one’s mouth, they can’t be taken back, no matter how much one may wish to do so. Laura Schulteis-Jungbluth Words lift up and cut down — whether they be ...

Labor Day has come and gone, but the values it represents should continue to be promoted all year. Labor Day began over a century ago to recognize the contributions of American workers. It ...

Aurora High School cross country runners Avery Miller and Nathan Strong ran in their first meet of the season at the SWCCCA Richard Clark Invitational in Bolivar.

To the Editor, The Aurora Advertiser is a trusted community pillar, which is why I must share an urgent safety concern regarding a recent Facebook post encouraging parents to share back-to-school ...

By Mendi Stroud Wormington  About 140 people gathered at the Pierce City South Park on Saturday, Aug. 29, for the annual Movie in the Park, coordinated by the Pierce City Friends of the Library ...

By Castle Spieker Avi Bellah led the Marionville Lady Comets volleyball team with 25 digs and three aces in a 3-1 victory over Forsyth at home on Sept. 1. The Lady Comets had set scores of: 28-26 ...

By Castle Spieker The Pierce City School District will operate its own bus fleet after the Pierce City Board of Education approved a transportation asset lease-purchase agreement at its Aug. 26 ...

Are you familiar with the concept of food insecurity? People living in Southwest Missouri are not immune to it. In fact, in Neosho, those people working with and ...

Members of the Monett FFA Chapter joined more than 782 FFA members from 95 Missouri FFA Chapters and agricultural leaders to pack meals, a capstone celebration through service of the Missouri ...

Numbers rule the universe.” So believed Greek philosopher and mathematician Pythagoras, who lived centuries before the birth of Christ. Rick Mansfield A few centuries later, fellow Greek ...