Chris Herbolsheimer is a journalist for the West Plains Daily Quill, focusing on local news and events in West Plains, Missouri. With a passion for storytelling, Chris covers a wide range of topics including sports, community events, history, and human interest stories that highlight the unique aspects of the West Plains community.
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Chris Herbolsheimer's coverage is primarily focused on local events and seasonal topics, predominantly in the West Plains region of Missouri. His articles cover a wide range of themes including house & home and sports, with an emphasis on announcements, seasonal events, and reviews.
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By: Chris Herbolsheimer
The Alton High School Lady Comets basketball team is set to take the court with fresh excitement and determination as they head into the new season. With a mix of returning talent and promising new players, the Lady Comets are ready to build on last season's successes and make their mark on the competition. There's a palpable energy surrounding the team, and fans are eagerly anticipating the thrilling moments that lie ahead.
By: Chris Herbolsheimer
The West Plains Zizzers girls basketball program is turning the page to a new chapter this season: After a storied career, longtime Head Coach Scott Womack has retired, leaving a legacy of success and a foundation of excellence. In his final season, the Zizzers compiled an impressive 24-9 record, ultimately falling to Branson in the district semifinal round.
By: Chris Herbolsheimer
The Liberty Eagles boys basketball team is set to embark on its second season under Head Coach Justin Harrill. After an impressive 19-9 campaign last year that saw the Eagles advance to the district championship, the program now faces the challenge of replacing key contributors while building on the foundation established in Harrill’s first season.
The West Plains High School Zizzers opened their 2024-25 basketball season Tuesday night with a spirited home game against the Mtn. Home (Ark.) High School Bombers. Although the Zizzers fell 56-47, the evening was a memorable one for the community, as fans turned out not only to support their team but also to contribute to a meaningful cause.
By: Chris Herbolsheimer
The West Plains Lady Zizzers stormed onto the court Thursday evening and never looked back, taking down the Glendale Falcons 62-49 in their 2024-25 home opener. It was a statement win for a Zizzers squad that combined sharp shooting, relentless defense and plenty of hustle to give their home fans a night to remember.
By: Chris Herbolsheimer
The West Plains Public Library sparkled with holiday magic Thursday evening as the annual Festival of Trees Gala brought the community together for a night of festive celebration.
By: Chris Herbolsheimer
West Plains High School coaches announce Zizzer Cross Country and Track standout Carson King has signed an official letter of intent to attend Missouri Southern State University (MSSU) in Joplin. King will compete in cross country and track and field for the MSSU Lions, joining the ranks of collegiate athletes in the NCAA Division II’s Mid-America Intercollegiate Athletics Association (MIAA).
By: Chris Herbolsheimer
The West Plains Downtown Revitalization organization has introduced a new initiative aimed at encouraging shoppers to explore and support local businesses in the city’s historic downtown area. The West Plains Downtown Small Business Passport offers a way to experience the charm of downtown while also offering the chance to win prizes this holiday season.
By: Chris Herbolsheimer
West Plains High School Zizzer Cross Country coaches announce Hoyt Stiner has signed an official letter of intent to attend Missouri Southern State University (MSSU) in Joplin.
By: Chris Herbolsheimer
West Plains High School is celebrating the success of one of its standout athletes as Zizzer Cross Country star Kyler Gunter has signed an official letter of intent to continue his academic and athletic career at Missouri Southern State University (MSSU) in Joplin. Gunter will compete in cross country and track and field for the MSSU Lions, a member of the NCAA Division II’s Mid-America Intercollegiate Athletics Association (MIAA).
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