Tag: Christian County
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And now, farewell, my friends!
OLDFIELD, MO — You’ve heard the saying, “all good things must come to an end.” Well, friends, fans, and enemies, it’s time to say: Farewell. I began publishing the Christian County Trumpet in mid August of last year. Since then, the blog site has seen approximately 46,000 views from nearly 19,000 visitors from around the… Read more
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New jail, new judge on horizon for county
SPARTA, MO — At a county advisory and planning meeting Saturday, March 25, at the Sparta Library, Christian County Presiding Commissioner Lynn Morris told the audience the county has invested in 40 acres west of B & B theater for a new jail. And, eventually, an additional judge will be needed. “Our county continues to… Read more
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Sexually explicit books head list of county concerns
OZARK, MO — A public outcry against sexually explicit library books erupted from a standing room only crowd at the Christian County Resource Management building at 1106 W. Jackson Street Saturday. The purpose of the meeting was to establish topics of interest to voters and find think groups to come up with solutions. The meeting… Read more
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Truth behind SaveOzarkSchools.org
Read the story of the couple in Ozark at Sands Cafe at the end of this article! OZARK, MO — Maybe you saw a scrolling digital billboard on U.S. Highway 65 recently. The sign that cautions viewers about the tyranny in Ozark schools. The truth behind SaveOzarkSchools.org is here! So now, you are reading this… Read more
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Here’s your chance to make a difference now
OZARK, MO — Do you know a kid? Think about the kids you know. Think about the world they’re growing up in. My 13-year-old son is in 7th grade. He said to me recently, “I already know the kids who are going to use drugs. They’ve already told me they’re planning to do it.” He… Read more
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Ozark woman canceled by Ozark School Board speaks out March 4
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Ozark business/residence building collapses now all on its own!
OZARK, MO — A building collapses all on its own. It happened in Jericho with Joshua in the Old Testament in something B.C. On Thursday morning, December 29, 2022, a calm day, it happened on the square in Ozark. No earthquake. No tornado. No object striking it. No bombs. Not even the big, bad wolf.… Read more
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Transparency in county government with new ideas on horizon
OZARK, MO — Transparency in county government. Like a breath of fresh air. Finally coming to Christian County! Lynn Morris, current Eastern District County Commissioner, will be sworn in as Presiding Commissioner Dec. 30. And with him, new ideas and much more transparency. Gone are the days of Presiding Commissioner Ralph Phillips and his lack… Read more
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Ozark Mayor is appointed as new County Commissioner
OZARK, MO — Ozark Mayor Brad Jackson will replace Lynn Morris as Eastern District Christian county commissioner come January. Missouri Gov. Mike Parson (that’s NOT a plural name, guys, so stop calling him “Parsons”!) appointed Jackson to the position now that Lynn Morris is officially taking the Presiding Commissioner job. For those of you who… Read more
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Ozark School Board attacked for ignoring ‘gross abuse of authority’
CCT WARNING: Maj. Danny wrote this bad boy. He is smarter than most of us. He is THOROUGH! Detailed! Watch out, try and shoot holes in his logic. I DOUBLE DOG Dare Ya! If you read it all, you’re doing better than I did. But wow, Geesh, this stuff is convincing. If AFTER READING IT… Read more
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Now what must happen with beleaguered Ozark School Board
The Ozark School Board is plagued by scandals. Changes must happen! Read more
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Sparta Persimmon Festival & Parade a big hit this year!
SPARTA, MO — The 35th annual Persimmon Days Festival in Sparta was held Oct. 21-22. The event closes at 6 p.m. tonight (Sat Oct 22) so get out there to Roller Park for fun, food, music, and a whole lot of crafts and homemade stuff as well as a lot of cool items from 145… Read more
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Nixa upholds its ‘dirty books’ ban!
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Eerie silence in the courthouse: County officials mysteriously missing!
OZARK, MO — The old courthouse is spooky enough on its own. Built in the days of black and white photos, the three-story brick structure stands in the center of the square in Ozark, the county seat of Christian County, Missouri. Making things spookier at Halloween time, two county officials have mysteriously disappeared since the… Read more
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Wise words from OMSDA shared
Ozark, MO School District Awareness Current Ozark School board member Jeff Laney has inadvertently — but succinctly — stated our case for us. In a public discussion, he referenced a Biblical truth from Proverbs 18:17, “The one who states his case first seems right, until the other comes and examines him.” This is EXACTLY what… Read more
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Dear Christian County taxpayers and voters: it’s time you know the real story behind CCT!
I’m here to stand up for the mistreated individuals from local authorities and officials. I am here to expose corruption and tyranny in Christian County. Read more
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Part 2: Mold hazard hidden by Ozark Middle School officials
OZARK, MO — Shelly Pettit taught for years at Ozark Middle School. She got sick from mold in the school. Her doctor knows that. But school administrators are doing their best to cover it up and make it all go away. Mold is a serious problem. Read more about the effects of mold in schools… Read more
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Hate mail scandal exposes the truth about Ozark R-VI president!
OZARK, MO — Former Ozark School Board President Aaron Johns got caught doing something really, really stupid in a hate mail scandal. And criminal. And, in true Christian County, MO fashion, he got away with it. During a recent election for County Treasurer, then Ozark School Board President Aaron Johns (who is STILL on the… Read more
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Wood Dust Air Quality Test Cartoon
Dr Chesick tests the wood dust air quality in Mr. Swift’s industrial arts class at Ozark Middle School. (Cartoon by Christian County Trumpet) Read more
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‘Corrupt’ school offers money to ‘shut teacher up’ (part 1)
“They want to shut me up with money so they can cover up their corruption.” —Ozark R-VI longtime teacher Tom Swift Read more