Bloomfield, Missouri - The Bloomfield Chamber of Commerce welcomed a new business to town.  Broadway Family Clinic held their ribbon cutting recently.

Nurse practitioners Sheila and John Armbruster have opened up the Broadway Family Clinic in Bloomfield.

The clinic is open Tuesdays 1:30 - 5:00 and Thursdays 9 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. and is located at 614 S. Highway 25, across from Dollar General.

Needing an appointment? Call 573-568-7377, leave a message with your name and return phone number and they will get you all set up with a visit!

You can also send an email to them at contact.us@broadwayfamilyclinic.com

Dexter, Missouri - The Gill Group Relay for Life team is hosting a fun event called "Where's Kyle?".

Please help them send Kyle on an adventure to different businesses throughout Stoddard County!

A picture will be posted daily with Kyle's latest adventure on the Gill Group's Facebook page.

Please LIKE, SHARE and COMMENT the correct location to be entered into a drawing.

The drawing will be held on saturday, April 20th.

Contact Julana Bridges at julana.bridges@gillgroup.com or April Ackerman at april.acerman@gillgroup.com for more information.

So HERE IS HOW IT WORK:

How it works:

Your picture will be taken with Kyle on April 12th.

A daily post will be shared on 3 different Facebook pages.

The community will be asked to guess where he is at. 

All winners will be entered into a drawing on April 20th for a chance to win a gift certificate.

All business will be named on April 19th.

If you would like to participate there is a $20 minimum donation. All proceeds will go to the Stoddard County Relay For Life.

Dexter, Missouri - Dexter's Tree Board will host their annual Tree Sale on April 27, 2019 from 8 a.m. - 11 a.m.

The Tree Sale will be in the lot across from the Caboose in downtown Dexter behind Jean and Company.

"We've been having annual sales for about 15-18 years," commented Tree Board Member Wayne Jean.  "Our trees now are planted here in Dexter, grown and cared for and have wintered here for a couple of years before we sell to the public.  They are also native to this region and can handle our climate and soil."

There will be a variety of trees from Crepe Myrtles, Oak, Maple, Red Buds, Japanese Cherries, (like the ones planted downtown Dexter), Cypress and even some Dogwoods.  Prices will range from around $12 - $20 per tree depending on the type of tree.

"Proceeds from the tree sale will go to beautification projects like planting the trees down Stoddard Street and side streets in downtown Dexter," continued Jean.

Serving on the Dexter Tree Board are Wayne Jean, Herman Morse, Leonard Morse, Corey Bennett, Bennetta Harrellson, and Judy Thurston.