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Summersville Shooting

Paintball of the Ozarks
190 Richards St
Summersville, MO
417-932-4944


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Ozarks News

  • NHL Mail: Super Size Me (TSN) Coming off the Super Bowl, it's a super-sized mailbag. Looking ahead to the Olympics, teams clamouring for Roberto Luongo, Leafs struggles, Senators under pressure and some CIS grads who've reached the NHL in this week's edition of TSN.ca's NHL Mail. First off, as always, we have Hockey APB.
  • Honest books needed (The Charleston Gazette) Remember when America had a wave of books written by people who said they were abducted by aliens, taken to UFOs and used for sexual experiments? Remember a similar parade of books by people who said they met angels?
  • Boy Scouts meet at MU to gather merit badges (The Huntington Herald-Dispatch) Some mixed chemicals, some retrieved a 10-pound weight from the bottom of a pool and others merely discussed family issues, but all of the estimated 300 Merit Badge College participants came home Saturday with two new merit badges.
  • Hot dog chili expert's new cookbook focuses on favorite franks (The Charleston Gazette) "Because it was known that I cook competition chili in the International Chili Society contests, everyone assumed I had a terrific hot dog chili,” said Summersville resident Harry Lynch. “I didn’t.”
  • Grascals standing on their own (Ada Evening News) By B.J. Drye STANLY NEWS AND PRESS (ALBEMARLE, N.C.) ALBEMARLE, N.C. — A Grammy-nominated bluegrass band is coming to a town near you.
  • Safety Big Issue in the Mines (WTRF) Less than 24 hours after Governor Manchin called for the mining industry to cease production and go into a mine safety stand down, the United Mine Workers took action.
  • SPORTS Calendar (Morning Sentinel) Charleston at Salem, 6:15 p.m. Marissa at Wesclin, 6:30 p.m.
  • Mel Gibson, dad back church (Pittsburgh Live) Hutton Gibson has been making a three-hour drive each week for the past year from his home in Summersville, W.Va., to rural Westmoreland County, a round trip of more than 300 miles, just to attend Sunday Mass.
  • Nicholas County Man Killed in Accident in Fayette County (WTRF) Black ice may be to blame for the death of a Nicholas County man. Fayette County sheriff's deputies say 33-year old Samuel Hanks of Summersville was killed this morning after the pickup truck he was riding in collided with a tractor trailer.
  • State may outlaw radar cameras (Charleston Daily Mail) Speeders might soon get a reprieve from radar-equipped cameras. A bill outlawing the use of such cameras is before the House Judiciary Committee and would go before the House of Delegates if passed.