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Monday, September 8th, 2025
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Good morning, Springfield. Here's your local news at a glance for Monday, the 8th of September.
COMMUNITY NEWS
- ➤ Celebrate Springfield is growing every year with over 25 local vendors, live music—two groups, and four food trucks today outside Hammons Field. Community groups like the Neighborhood Advisory Council and Springfield Kickball Association bring people together as residents enjoy bounce houses and pickleball. OzarksFirst.com
ACCIDENTS NEWS
- ➤ A motorcyclist died after a head-on collision at a Springfield intersection on West Bypass and Grand Street on Sunday evening around 6:30 p.m., when a turning vehicle collided with him. KY3
EDUCATION NEWS
- ➤ On Sept. 4, the Foundation for Springfield Public Schools awarded $205,248 in back-to-school grants to teachers and staff in 41 buildings—77 grants supported projects that enhance student learning. The foundation will continue to accept donations to fund additional projects throughout the school year. Springfield News-Leader
FINANCE NEWS
- ➤ A ticket sold in Missouri and one from Texas won Saturday night's Powerball jackpot by matching all six numbers with an estimated $1.787 billion prize—Missouri Lottery said details of the Missouri ticket's location will be announced within 72 hours and winners have until March 5 to claim their prizes. Springfield News-Leader
GOVERNMENT NEWS
- ➤ Missouri Department of Conservation advises hunters to inspect and secure their tree stands ahead of archery deer season starting Sept. 15—experts warn that worn straps and wasp nests can cause falls and other hazards. Conservation agents also recommend wearing a harness and informing someone of your hunting plans to ensure help in an emergency. KY3
READ NEWS
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SPORTS NEWS
- ➤ Missouri State beat Marshall 21-20 on Saturday, with quarterback Jacob Clark reaching 5,000 passing yards and running back Ramone Green making key long plays that sealed the victory—nearly 30,000 fans cheered at Joan C. Edwards Stadium for the historic upset. Coach Ryan Beard said the win builds team momentum ahead of upcoming games. Springfield Daily Citizen
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Blind Melon Concert
7 PM - 1 AM — The Regency Live — All ages — Blind Melon returns for a night of alternative rock after six years away.
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Shining A Light: Youth Suicide Awareness and Prevention Webinar
This webinar will provide insight into warning signs, prevention strategies, and resources regarding youth suicide awareness and prevention, available here in Missouri. We encourage registration and attend as groups, as space is limited.
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Springfield Native Plant Sale
10 a.m. – 2 p.m. — Bass Pro Shops — Cash, checks, and credit cards accepted — Discover a variety of native plants while supporting local conservation efforts.
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Movie Matinee: Harvey Screening
2 p.m. — Gillioz Theatre — Combo ticket available — Enjoy a classic film about a man and his imaginary giant rabbit friend.
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Fall Classics: The Princess Bride 2025
8-10 p.m. — Gillioz Theatre — $12 to $25 — Celebrate the timeless classic with a costume contest and VIP perks at this annual showing.
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