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Springfield Cardinals wrap up season with rebranding coming soon (opens the original)
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SPRINGFIELD, Mo. (KY3) - This week was the end of an era for our Ozarks Life. The Springfield Cardinals wrapped up their season on Wednesday night in the Texas League Championship series, losing the series to the Amarillo Sod Poodles. The franchise will announce a rebranding on October 6, ending quite an era. To report a correction or typo, please email digitalnews@ky3.com. Please include the article info in the subject line of the email. Copyright 2026 KY3. All rights reserved.
Aurora antique shop doubles as a ghost tour destination (opens the original)
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AURORA, Mo. (KY3) - We’re five weeks away from Halloween, and no doubt a lot of folks are looking to get into the spooky season with haunted houses, hayrides, and cornfields. In Aurora, you can take a tour of a 140-year-old building said to be haunted. Today, it’s the Junk Gypsy’s antique store on Olive, but on certain nights, you can take a tour led by Show Me Something Spooky. The hauntings are said to be related to the building’s origin as a saloon, gambling hall, and brothel. “It feels a bit
Ozarks Life: Former MSU Bear giving back to the community that cheered for him (opens the original)
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OZARK, Mo. (KY3) - It’s amazing how many student-athletes come to Missouri State, Drury, and Evangel and stay after graduation. They put down roots and build successful companies in our communities. Former Missouri State Bear Deion Holliman was electric on the gridiron from 2014-17. “I wanted to go to the NFL and have an NFL career,” Deion said. “But, God had other plans.” After two stints in the pro spring leagues, Deion could have gone anywhere, even back home to Arkansas, but decided Springfi
Ozarks Life: Mansfield’s hardest-working 87-year-old never slows down (opens the original)
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MANSFIELD, Mo. (KY3) - On the square in Mansfield sits the Weaver Coffee Corner. Inside is a woman everyone wants to see. “People ask for her, ‘Where’s Priscilla?’” co-worker Christi Adams said. But you have to look fast, because this brisk barista Priscilla Millsap is always zooming around the shop at the age of 87. “I don’t feel it. I know I may look it, but I don’t feel it.” Priscilla laughed. “Oh, gee, she’s an eager beaver when it comes to working,” Priscilla’s son-in-law Mike Roberts said.
Ozarks Life: Buddy the Blue Corgi’s story teaches kids about moral values (opens the original)
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SEYMOUR, Mo. (KY3) - Suzanna Lynn has a buddy named... Buddy. “We weren’t very inventive with his name, but I guess it works,” Suzanna laughed. Almost 14 years ago, Suzanna wanted a corgi and found a woman with some pups in Wichita. “A blue heeler dad, a corgi mom; he was the only blue puppy,” Suzanna said, “and nobody wanted to adopt him because he didn’t look like the standard corgi. And when I saw him, I fell in love with him. I thought he was the most beautiful puppy in the world.” But Buddy
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