What happened on April 01, 2011

NEWS

• Nixa High School community raises more than $6,000 for Ozarks Honor Flight by Marie Saavedra, KY3 News | msaavedra@ky3.com

• Warming... and getting warmer for the weekend KY3 Storm Team Meteorologist Dave Snider | dsnider@ky3.com

• Georgeous Weekend Ahead Brandon Beck | Meteorologist

• Girl's training, voters' okay of fire tax hike combined to save mom near Strafford by Chad Plein, KY3 News | cplein@ky3.com

• Debate over Parks Department funds stirs up Forsyth by Jay Scherder, KY3 News | jscherder@ky3.com

• Strafford Fire Department rescues mother, child from burning home by KY3 News

• Springfield Sister Cities Association keeps raising money for Japan relief fund edited news release

• Careful disposal of turkeys with avian flu is all-day process at farm in Polk County by Linda Russell, KY3 News | lrussell@ky3.com

• Paul Lusk hired as Missouri State University men's head basketball coach Ned Reynolds | nreynolds@ky3.com

• Carthage police discover meth lab in motel room by KY3 News

• AmeriCorps Program might be cut Ashley Reynolds, KY3 News | areynolds@ky3.com

• Board of Governors okays tuition hikes at Missouri State University edited news release

• Controversy 'brews' in Ash Grove over liquor licensing by Mike Landis, KY3 News | mlandis@ky3.com

• 'Ozarks Today' anchor learns dance moves as 'Chicago' opens on stage in Springfield by KY3 News

• Pierce City School District voters again face bond issue proposal for new facilities by Sara Forhetz, KY3 News | sforhetz@ky3.com

• Destruction of infected turkey flock begins in Polk County by Linda Russell, KY3 News | lrussell@ky3.com