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Located close to all the amenities a town of 12,000+ can offer.  Ozarks Medical Center is a top rated hospital that recently completed a $70 million expansion and offers General and Specialized medicine. Missouri State University of West Plains has a campus of approximately 2000 and has their own Women’s Volleyball and Men’s Basketball teams. West Plains is the shopping and entertainment hub of Howell (which has a population of over 40,000) and several surrounding counties! We offer a large Farmer’s Market every Wednesday and Saturday morning and there are many specialized and boutique stores that offer anything from fresh meat to old-fashioned candy. There are plenty of restaurants to enjoy a relaxing meal, such as Colton’s Steakhouse or Kiko’s Hibachi and Sushi.  Alternatively, if entertainment is what you are after, the West Plains Civic Center plays host to concerts and activities along with local Small Stage Theatres that hosts multiple plays and musicals each year.

West Plains is the 69th largest community in Missouri. It is a city of professionals, service providers, specialized sales and office personnel.  The average commute to work is 14.56 minutes, substantially less than the national average. This means traffic is less aggravating and overall noise and air-borne pollution levels are lower.

The Heart of the Ozarks is known for its outdoor activities, too.  Just a short distance in just about any direction will bring you to an outdoor adventure. Visit the pristine Bull Shoals and Norfork Lakes or several great rivers like the North Fork of the White River, the Little Piney, Jack’s Fork, and the Eleven Point. And don’t forget Mark Twain National Forest, Taum Sauk and Grand Gulf Parks to name a few. There are also plenty of spectacular natural Springs, Waterfalls, and historic Mills throughout Southern Missouri to visit with the family.