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Local group runs marathons in Antarctica
Four local medical professionals have completed a marathon and half-marathon on Antarctica.
Spate of class-action lawsuits casts light on system
Class-action lawsuits have been in the news lately, but while commercials seeking mesothelioma patients or birth defects are all over TV, such lawsuits are relatively rare locally.
Lightning-fast Internet already making impact
Springfield may be one step closer to becoming a Google test city for fiber-optic Internet service after the City Council endorsed an application Monday night.
O'Neal scolds AT&T, defends actions
Mayor Jim O'Neal on Tuesday scolded AT&T for charging Springfield land-line customers roughly $2 a month, saying the company is wrong for reimbursing itself after a $7.45 million settlement with the city.
Springfield's police-fire pension fund to be discussed at three meetings
Springfield's police-fire pension fund will figure prominently in three meetings this evening and Thursday morning.
National Avenue lane to be closed for road work
Motorists traveling on National Avenue south of U.S. 60 may encounter traffic slowdowns from 7 p.m. today to 6 a.m. Thursday.
Pet adoption agency to celebrate first year
Canines 'n Cats Adoption Station in Ozark -- a nonprofit, no-kill facility -- will celebrate its one-year anniversary with an open house Sunday, March 28, from 1-6 p.m. at 2012 W. Garton Road in Ozark, according to a news release.
United Way of the Ozarks celebrates charity in community
After a successful campaign that met its goal of $3.5 million despite a lagging economy, the United Way of the Ozarks had plenty to be thankful about Tuesday.
Law enforcement to step up stops for St. Pat's
The Springfield Police Department plans to be out in force this weekend during St. Patrick's Day celebrations to remind partygoers of the seriousness of drinking and driving.
Constellation Club to meet at Drury
The Constellation Club will meet at 4:15 p.m. Thursday at Drury University.
Today is last day to file for April municipal ballot
Today is the final day to register for the April municipal election, according to Greene County Clerk Richard Struckhoff.
Sparta men injured in truck accident
Two men from Sparta were injured in a one-vehicle crash Monday.
Former Missouri lawmaker testifies in Jetton probe
Kansas City -- U.S. attorneys are pursuing allegations of bribery, conspiracy and mail fraud as part of an investigation into former Missouri House Speaker Rod Jetton, according to court documents received by a former lawmaker summoned before the grand jury Tuesday.
Askinosie to host Chocolate 101 event
Askinosie Chocolate will be hosting its monthly Chocolate 101 event, where participants walk and eat their way through the chocolate-making process.
Missouri Highway Patrol troopers shoot man dead on I-44
Rosati -- A man wanted on a felony warrant in Texas was shot and killed by state troopers in south-central Missouri after reportedly firing on officers along Interstate 44.
Springfield man sought on multiple felony charges
Crime Stoppers is asking for help locating a Springfield man wanted on felony warrants for assault, drug-trafficking and other crimes.
Chief: Swastika is vandalism, not hate
Humansville Police Chief Darrell LeAn said the swastika painted on a Humansville church was likely vandalism, not a deliberate hate crime.
Candidate to host meeting with county residents
Conrad Griggs, Republican candidate for Greene County presiding commissioner, will hold a "Neighborhood Meeting" at 6 p.m. Thursday at Turner's Station east of Springfield.
Heart for Haiti benefit to feature top area acts
Many Branson performers will take part in the Heart for Haiti Benefit Concert today to help Convoy of Hope help victims of the Jan. 12 earthquake in Haiti.
New developer plans to build retail center at Hickory Hills site
A Nixa developer plans to purchase the former Hickory Hills School campus and raze the old school building as part of a larger retail development at U.S. 65 and Chestnut Expressway.

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Are you looking for an HVAC contractor? An HVAC contractor who can service your heating and air conditioning equipment? HVAC Contractors can install air conditioning and heating systems into residential homes and light commercial buildings. Are you looking for a contractor in Southwest Missouri? Someone who can service your resident or light commercial building in Springfield, Nixa, Ozark, Republic and surrounding areas? First Service Heating and Air Condition can help. First Service can provide mechanics to service your central heating unit or to install a cooling system into your home. Our staff can recommend a system so that your home or office is properly vented and getting enough clean air through the vents and HVAC unit. You will find there are many different sizes of pumps, ducts, furnaces, and heaters available. You can also decide if you want to use gas, propane, or oil. If your air conditioning or heating unit is having problems, First Service Heating and Air Condition may find that you need a replacement pump system or it may just be an error in the thermostat. First Service Heating and Air Condition have the proper training necessary to take on this type of work. Maintaining the proper temperature in a home can be a challenge when it comes to controlling where the air goes. Proper duct placement and efficient vents are needed in rooms throughout the home. Coil heating systems will have benefits when compared to electric heaters. First Service Heating and Air Condition will be able to install industrial sized air conditioning units in light commercial properties as well as gas, propane, or oil units for residential homes. Call 417-883-5015 for details.