OzarksWatch Magazine

Hot off the press, our newest issue explores the Ozarks in motion pictures.

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New Issue of OzarksWatch Magazine is Out - Library Notes A new issue of the popular general periodical called OzarksWatch Magazine has been published. It explores the depiction of the Ozarks over the years in motion pictures. Articles in this issue focus on Pearl White, an actress from the silent movie era best remembered for the Perils of Pauline series....

Our latest issue is hot off the press. Get your fix of Ozarks history and culture by subscribing at ozarkswatch.missouristate.edu/.

The 14th Annual Ozarks Symposium isn't until September 17-19. But boy do I have an exciting teaser for you all. I'm ecstatic to announce that Kaitlyn McConnell, founder of Ozarks Alive, will be our keynote speaker! Mark your calendars for her talk at 5:30pm on Friday, Sept. 18. More details to come! www.ozarksalive.com

“Chronicling the Ozarks” is the theme for our spring, 2020 issue of OzarksWatch – but we need your help. We are going to focus on the Why and How people chronicle our beautiful region, but we also would like to take a look at the Who.
Help us compile a list of the Chroniclers of the Ozarks. We will begin with the big three: Henry Schoolcraft, Harold Bell Wright, and Vance Randolph, but there are hundreds more. Probably we can never gather a complete list, but with your help we’d like to try. Send us your suggestions for the chroniclers of the Ozarks, via this website or to Managing Editor Susan Croce Kelly at [email protected], and we will publish a compilation of what we get in the spring issue.
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Five men and one woman outside of the Crane Farmers Exchange building with gas pumps out front. Signs read 'USL Batteries, Crane Farmers Exchange,' '1909 Luscombe,' and 'Crane Farmers Exchange.' The Crane Farmer's Exchange began in 1920. From the Oscar W. Carter Collection Special Collections and Archives Missouri State University