by ShowMeOzarksMagazine | Jan 31, 2023 | Article Home 2, Magazine News
By Ann Leach An Evening With Steven Spooner Steven Spooner’s life as a pianist got off to a rocky start. “I dreaded my lessons as a child because my parents forced me to play simply because we owned a piano,” he said. “However, after my first difficult year, my...
by ShowMeOzarksMagazine | Jan 31, 2023 | Article Home 1, Magazine News
By Don Lowe There’s no way not to be impressed with how Steve and Cindy Head have a love story that has forged a stronger bond with each passing year through more than three and a half decades, even though quite a few people didn’t figure it would be everlasting. ...
by ShowMeOzarksMagazine | Jan 31, 2023 | Cover Story, Magazine News
By Allison Lee Riechman-Bennett We are delighted to introduce this year’s 10 single, independent and downright fun group of people. Haruki Murakami put it best when he wrote, “If you can love someone with your whole heart, even one person, then there’s salvation in...
by ShowMeOzarksMagazine | Jan 31, 2023 | Featured, Magazine News
By Don Lowe Since registering the first guest August 20, 1998, the Ronald McDonald House Charities of the Four States at 3402 South Jackson Street in Joplin has served over 3,330 families from 38 states and two foreign countries. In celebration of its 25th year, and...
by ShowMeOzarksMagazine | Jan 24, 2023 | Article Home 2, Magazine News
By Don Lowe During his first year in charge, Seneca (Missouri) Fire Department Fire Chief Tyler Crow has every reason to be thrilled with how many positive things have taken place over the past year or so to help further enhance the invaluable work he and his team...
by ShowMeOzarksMagazine | Jan 20, 2023 | Article Home 1, Magazine News
By Savanah Bandy If it’s a little bit creepy, a little bit earthy and a little bit old, it’s right up Erin Poor’s alley. Erin is a Seneca-based mixed-media artist inspired by folklore, mythology, hauntology and the woods where she resides with her family. She...
