The continued hot and dry weather has moved the region into a severe drought status.
The latest report issued by the U.S. Drought Monitor through the National Weather Service indicates the entire Arkansas and Missouri Lakes region under the severe drought with the lake of rainfall beginning to impact crops and pastures as well as water supplies.
Forecasters say that rain chances will increase in the area next week but that drought conditions are expected to continue into August.
Spillway Gates Opened at Table Rock Dam
Heavy rains that pelted the Lakes Region over the weekend caused water levels to rise which leads to a response from the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers.
Man Found in Table Rock Lake Identified
The man whose body was found in Table Rock Lake over the weekend has been identified.
College of the Ozarks Graduates Receives Recognition
A recent graduate going into the media fields receives recognition from several professional organizations.
How Did The Hollister School District Make The Transition in Leadership Work?
It was a new administration team but mostly familiar faces that led the Hollister School District during the 25-26 School Year.
Flood Warnings Remain as Rain Pauses
The rain and storms that pelted the Lakes Region moved out on Sunday but the effects are still being felt.
