Bob and Debbie are back, bringing the latest updates from the Hughes Center coffee shop. Hughes News is made possible each week thanks to the continued support of Garner Smith Insurance and Phoenix Home Care and Hospice.
On Monday morning at Bennett Spring State Park, a routine fishing trip turned into a moment that would change two families forever.
When Patty Kilson walked into the local art gallery for the first time, she didn’t expect to find a piece of Alaska waiting for her in Missouri. But there it was. A sign-up sheet passed around the room, filled with familiar phone numbers starting with 907. Alaska’s area code. Five of them.
Tina Hyde didn’t come to art later in life. Art has been the thread running through nearly everything she’s done.
Welcome back to the Buckskin Way! This week we have Milo Waters and Elayna Waterman here with all of the Joel E Barber events.
Hey Jacket Nation! This is Sadie Cook with the Lebanon R-3 School District, bringing you your weekly Buzz Report with Lebanon Now in Ozark Fiber Studios.
SO Many Events This Week!! Don't Miss Out!
Welcome back to the Buckskin Way! We have Elan Wilson and I’m Elayna Waterman bringing you the updated activities from Joel E Barber School District.
Hey Jacket Nation! This is Sadie Cook with the Lebanon R-3 School District, bringing you your weekly Buzz Report with Lebanon Now in Ozark Fiber Studios. Winter activities are in full swing, so let's jump right in.
Photo Credit to Rudy Zevallos
Gary Sosniecki stopped by Lebanon Now to tell us all about how Lebanon and Laclede County will celebrate another chapter of Route 66 history this January as three remarkable names are added to the Laclede County Route 66 Wall of Fame. The Lebanon-Laclede County Route 66 Society has announced its 2026 class, honoring people whose stories, businesses and commitment helped define the character of Route 66 through our community.
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Pete Spencer recently completed his two-year follow-up scans after a battle with testicular cancer, and he is healthy. He sat down with Lebanon Now to share his story and encourage men to pay attention to their bodies.
Dear Lebanon, you asked for more local events and we heard you. We’re your local news, committed to bringing you exactly what you request and need. Here are all your events for the entire week, gathered in one place.
Lebanon Rotary Highlights Community Based Education and Service
Music reaches places words can’t. For Lebanon veteran Jason Golden, healing began with Songs For Heroes, a Nashville nonprofit that pairs veterans and first responders with professional songwriters to turn real experiences into original songs.
Lebanon R-3 Schools honored the brave men and women who have served or are currently serving in the United States Military. The ceremony paid tribute to their patriotism, love of country, and willingness to serve.
Celebrate 155 years of faith and community with First United Methodist Church of Lebanon!
The Hughes Senior Center is the place to be this week, and visitors are more than welcome. Stop by 460 W. Fifth Street to meet friends, try something new, and enjoy a full slate of activities and hot lunches.
Adam Fries, our Veterans Correspondent at Lebanon Now, serves this community with the same heart he showed in uniform. He lifts up the voices of veterans, honors their stories, and reminds us what real service looks like. As we head into Veterans Day on November 11, we honor Adam’s service and his work. Thank you, Adam, and thank you to all who served.
Lebanon Now joined the Lebanon Rotary at The Wallace Building today for the weekly meeting, where Veterans Day and service to others took center stage.
Wall of Honor Ceremony Thursday, November 6
