Jeff Kessinger is a Reader Engagement Reporter for the Springfield Daily Citizen, focusing on local news and events in Springfield, Missouri. With a passion for community journalism, Jeff covers a wide range of topics including arts and culture, local business, entertainment, and breaking news.
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Jeff Kessinger's focus is mainly on local events, entertainment news, and seasonal happenings in the United States, particularly within Springfield, Missouri. He covers a wide array of topics such as theater productions, festivals, local sports events, crime incidents among others.
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Springfield musician Alan Munde, a decorated banjo player and educator, needs to clear some space in the trophy case.
By: Jeff Kessinger
A Springfield man was sentenced in federal court July 25 for the sexual exploitation of two child victims.
The Wienermobile is driven by two “Hotdoggers,” who would relish the chance to meat up with you at a Springfield Hy-Vee store.
By: Jeff Kessinger
It’s fitting that Springfield Little Theatre (SLT) opens its emerald anniversary season with a trip to the Emerald City.
By: Jeff Kessinger
The Springfield Art Museum closes to the public for three years on Sept. 1, but one last party is planned before a massive renovation begins.
By: Jeff Kessinger
From all across the United States, guests will flock to downtown Springfield Aug. 8-10 for the Birthplace of Route 66 Festival.
By: Jeff Kessinger
The Springfield Art Museum is closing for three years, but there's an open house with "major announcements" happening on Aug. 24.
By: Jeff Kessinger
A pair of young, but veteran, actors shine in the iconic role of Dorothy in Springfield Little Theatre’s production of “The Wizard of Oz.”
By: Jeff Kessinger
The Nixa Police Department posted on its Facebook page that it is investigating a bomb threat at Espy Elementary.
By: Jeff Kessinger
Springfield artist Elaine Johnson doesn’t do many festivals these days. Cider Days, however, keeps her coming back.
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