Jordan Creek Underground has been a canvas for graffiti artists to leave their mark over the years, resulting in tunnels plastered with street art. With renovations in the near future, @ShannonCay captures one last look at this hidden relic.
WATCH: https://t.co/RZGzNfMFzr
The Small Division winner of the Community Champion Award is “Living in Fear” from @sgfcitizen. The series on domestic violence was created by @spokinSGF, @JRehwaldSGF, @ShannonCay and Jym Wilson.
Pop artist Chappell Roan, from Willard, is using her tour stops in Arkansas, Iowa and Tennessee to support Springfield's LGBTQ+ community. @ShannonCay reports Roan is donating $1 from every ticket sold to support the GLO Center.
Learn more: https://t.co/bxvWcYPjF2
Meet the new guy!
The Daily Citizen is expanding its coverage of the Springfield metro with its first full-time sports reporter, @rwcollingwood. The veteran journalist shares his journey to the Ozarks and his vision for the job in this column.
Read it: https://t.co/fwlHkErDVm
We were honored to receive the Catalyst for Good Award 🏆 at the Distinguished Citizen Awards hosted by the @sgfcitizen. What a way to ring in 16 years!
Josh Widner finally has an HQ for Good Spirits & Co., the company behind SGF staples like Cherry Picker Package x Fare and Golden Girl Rum Club. @RyanRCollins and @ShannonCay take you inside the office/cocktail bar/event space.
Read it: https://t.co/G5eclYuqmt
Doing journalism in my hometown is a dream come true. I am, as they say, SGF to the death. I appreciate @themysteryjeff and The Mystery Hour team putting this hilarious video together.
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Suicide is the 2nd leading cause of death for MO youths aged 18-24 and the 3rd leading cause for ages 10-17. With those stats in mind, teen gun safety initiatives in SGF are focusing on suicide prevention. Kathleen O'Dell has an in-depth report.
Read it: https://t.co/26rajz4wMN
At age 20, Cornelius Johnson was serving prison time after he shot a man in Cape Girardeau. Now 41, he lives in Springfield, he's married and he has a good job. He also works as an outreach minister, sharing his story with teenagers.
Read it: https://t.co/IJq4uh1NmM
Eden Village filed a lawsuit in federal court alleging fraud involving two 3D printers it purchased to print tiny homes for the homeless. @spokinSGF and @JRehwaldSGF report the SGF nonprofit is seeking $5 million in punitive damages from MudBots.
Read it: https://t.co/SSDHHTXriw
I went to six so-called internet cafes. All were closed, including three in the Plaza Shopping Center on South Glenstone Avenue. Read the full @sgfcitizen story here: https://t.co/BxcIMpR08L
Springfield-based Hudson Hawk Barber and Shop is taking part in a U.S. Department of Defense program that helps military personnel transition into civilian roles. Here's what Weston Odneal will be doing during his four-month internship.
Read it: https://t.co/NJvAaeA2H9
The automatic expungement of nonviolent marijuana-related offenses promised by Amendment 3 is anything but automatic. @JRehwaldSGF reports it's a time-consuming, labor-intensive process and Greene County is leading Missouri in expungements.
Learn more: https://t.co/6y8g0rZ79m
Let's say someone gave you $6.5 million to spend on Springfield. What would you do? @jack_mcgee_ reports the Springfield City Council is considering seven projects it could fund with carryover money from the 2023 budget.
Read it: https://t.co/kzW0715tUG
OPINION: The FDA changed guidelines in 2023, allowing gay men to donate blood. While Brandon Landers has been donating to the Red Cross for months, the Community Blood Center of the Ozarks says he can't donate there yet. @spokinSGF asked why.
Read it: https://t.co/cpRxSILhhY