Here's your local news at a glance for Sunday, the 12th of July.
Good morning, Springfield.
Local families and organizations observe Disability Pride Month this July with a photography exhibit at a Commercial Street studio & a Clean Start initiative to boost accessible facilities across Greene County.
The outreach events aim to promote inclusion for people with disabilities.
On Friday, July 10, Old Glory Rising announced its plan to build a 700-foot flagpole near Ozark after raising over $200K through brick pledges at $250 each at the Chuck Wiley Athletic Foundation Home Run Derby at the Ozark Mountain Sports Complex.
Ozarks Technical Community College is partnering with Jordan Valley Health and the state to add eight seats to its dental hygiene program—four in Springfield and four in Hollister—to help meet a regional shortage.
Supported by $100K, the expansion will let new students start clinical training in fall 2027.
On July 2, an inspection at University Plaza Hotel (333 S.
John Q. Hammons Parkway) found food and equipment with unsafe temperatures, prompting the discarding of items; a re-inspection on July 8 confirmed that temperatures returned to safe levels.
Willard Police Chief Tom McClain returned home July 10 after spending more than three months recovering from a double lung transplant at Barnes Jewish Hospital.
He will deliver a sermon at Rose Hill Baptist Church today and return to work Monday.
Springfield Junior City Championship
Eligible for Junior Golf Scoreboard points — Bill & Payne Stewart Golf Course — Entry fee applies — Compete in a prestigious junior golf tournament.
Houndmouth Concert
7-9:30 p.m. — Gillioz Theatre — General admission available — Experience Houndmouth’s emotionally resonant music from their new album 'Lordy' in a historic venue.
Ozarks Lunkers 2026 Season
7:05 PM — Wilson Logistics Arena — Tickets from $55 — Catch the excitement as the Ozarks Lunkers take on Arkansas in this thrilling season match.
Dinner in a Cave with Springfield Community Gardens
5:30-8 p.m. — Crystal Cave — Proceeds benefit local non-profit — Experience a unique underground dinner with locally sourced cuisine and live music.
Nike Baseball Camp for Kids
9 a.m. - 12 p.m. — Route 66 Stadium — $299 for three days — Young athletes enhance their skills with professional coaching from the Springfield Cardinals.
Underoath Concert
7:00 – 9:30 PM — The Venue on Sunset — Tickets from $80 — Underoath delivers an unforgettable live music experience in Springfield.
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