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Springfield-Greene County Library -- OzarksWatch -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Keyword Search | Browse -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- OzarksWatch is currently published at Southwest Missouri State University (Springfield,MO) by the Center for Ozarks Studies in conjunction with the Office of Publications. Robert Gilmore, of the University Center, and Robert Flanders, of the Center for Ozarks Studies, began OzarksWatch in 1987. According to Dr. Flanders in the first issue: "Our watch will not concentrate on highly specialized and particular interests. We want to watch the Ozarks as a place to live -- in the past, at present and for the future. Our enterprise will focus on that special kind of human habitation that is distinctive in ways keenly felt but often difficult to describe and even to understand…. This Ozarks environment includes not only the land and the people but also the ...

members : "Ozarks Writers League A Writers Guide to Everything in the Ozarks & Around the Country OWL members are amazing, and to let the public know a little bit more about them, every month or so we choose one or two members to feature on a special page all their own. Click on the names below, and learn a little bit more about... Allen Merritt & Velda Brotherton Everyone dances for joy because we have so many talented OWL members. Scroll down to see who they are. If the member's name is underlined, click to read their bio. Ozarks Writers League Membership List 2006 Achor, John Alexander, Terry Allee, Anita Allen, Jan Andereck, Kim Apple, Linda Armfield, Mike Austin, Ann S. Bahnks, David Banks, Joan Barber, Phillip Bartow-Rives, Eileen Bass, Sherry Baum, Linda Bennett, Vicki Beverage, Nancy Bigler, Jacque Billbe, Rita Boden, Donna Boushchri, Lisa Bowen, David Boyles, Carolyn Brinkley, Brenda Brookins, Cara Brotherton, Velda Bryant, Dennis Buffington, Shar...

Springfield-Greene County Library -- White River Valley Historical Quarterly -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- The White River Valley Historical Quarterly has been published by the White River Valley Historical Society since 1961 and is still in publication. The Society is based in Taney County on the western Missouri and Arkansas border. The area of geographic interest for the Society and the Quarterly, includes Barry, Stone, Greene, Christian, Taney, Douglas and Ozark counties in Missouri, as well as Madison, Carroll, Boone, Marion and Baxter Counties in Arkansas. These counties are part of the White River watershed in the southern Ozarks. Cities in the region include Springfield, Branson, Galena, Cassville and Forsyth in Missouri. Arkansas cities in the region include Mountain Home, Harrison, Yellville and Eureka Springs. The Quarterly covers a wide range of topics including histories of businesses, water mills, Civil War diaries and re...

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