Jeff Kessinger

Chyrel Miller is one of Springfield’s most veteran stage directors. She’s never done a show like “A Christmas Carol: The Musical” before.

Despite an early exit from the conference tournament, Missouri State has earned a first-round bye in the 2024 NCAA Men’s Soccer Tournament.

Organizer Laura Ingalsbe’s hunch that the Springfield metro needed an indoor fall art show is proving correct.

Springfield’s Earth Day Music and Sustainability Festival returns in April 2025 for year four with a lineup that features a Grammy-nominated artist.

"Seeing Someone Else," the first feature film for the Radix Studios team was entirely filmed in the Springfield area with local actors.

If you’re looking to cross a few people off your holiday shopping list, you’ll want to check out the Nov. 1 First Friday Art Walk.

Heath Hillhouse read his first Stephen King novel when he was in sixth grade. Nathan Shelton, meanwhile, had Edgar Allan Poe’s “The Raven” memorized when he was in third grade and recited it for his class.

Springfield Little Theatre’s 90th anniversary season continues with a captivating whodunit in “Murder on the Orient Express.”

The eighth rendition the Battle for Bell takes place Oct. 12 at Hammons Field as Missouri State plays Drury at Hammons Field.

Randy Bacon is stepping out of his spot on Historic Commercial Street to take part in the Oct. 4 First Friday Art Walk.