Activities and Festivities

Visit Springfield, Missouri this 2019 if you want to experience a fun and exciting vacation. The Queen City of the Ozarks has prepared many exciting events that will make your vacation a genuinely memorable one. When you visit Springfield, there is certainly no shortage of events going on throughout the year. If you check out their calendar of events, you might be interested to join The 29th Annual Lawn and Garden Show, Sunday Funday Comedy, Yoga in the Park, History Tour, Mansion of Elfindale Bed and Breakfast Tours, Air and Military Museum Tour, Ghost Tour, Disney's The Lion King, Ozarks's Writer's Night, and more.

Grime Scrubbers

Grime Scrubbers is a professional cleaning company in Springfield, Missouri. You can always count on them to complete the job right the first time around. Grime Scrubbers consists of professionals that prioritize hard work in order to deliver the need of every customer. They are dedicated to completing each job perfectly every time. They never compromise on quality, price, or even efficiency. They promise that no matter what the size of your facility, you will receive the same dedication to professionalism and the highest level of service. They also have the most extensive quality control department that assures 100% satisfaction for every client and easy follow-up if customers have any additional needs.

The U.S. Marshals Arrest Child Molestation Suspect

U.S. Marshal Mark S. James, Western District of Missouri announced the arrest of fugitive Davonte Patrick Bullock, on February 13th, 2019, in Springfield. Davonte Bullock, 19, of Springfield, Mo., was charged in Greene County, Missouri with two counts of 1st Degree Child Molestation. A warrant was issued for Bullock’s arrest on February 4th, 2019, and a bond was set at $150,000. The charges stemmed from a September 2018 investigation by the Greene County Sheriff’s Office in which Bullock was accused of molesting a 7 year old child on multiple occasions. Read more here

Springfield Conservation Nature Center in Springfield, MO

The Springfield Conservation Nature Center is an 80-acre slice of the Ozark's outdoors within the city limits of Springfield. Here, one can learn to connect with nature and value the importance of conservation. There is a three-mile walking trail for the visitors to enjoy. They can also join the educational and informative programs and events, and nature and conservation exhibits. The grounds include a covered picnic area although camping, hunting, and fishing are not allowed. They also do not allow bicycles and motorized vehicles and jogging is only allowed during specific hours. The Visitor Center includes a self-guided exhibit area, a gift shop, a 150-seat auditorium, classrooms, and restrooms.