Thunder eggs got their name from Native American myths ... he first became hooked on rockhounding 20 years ago when he found an Oregon opal on a site now closed as a private claim.

While the exterior of a thunder egg appears ordinary, the interior reveals agate, jasper, or opal. The town of Nyssa celebrates the state rock each year with a Thunderegg Days’ festival.” ...

Neosho-based egg producer Opal Foods gave more than 23,000 dozen eggs, or about 280,000 eggs, to Ozarks Food Harvest, also known as The Food Bank, on March 25. It is one of the largest food banks ...

People come to Oregon from all over the world to hunt for thundereggs, the seemingly unremarkable egg-shaped rocks that hide beautiful patterns of agate, opal, jasper and other gemstones.

Ozarks Food Harvest received a donation of more than 23,000 dozen eggs from local egg producer Opal Foods to help feed families facing hunger across the Ozarks and a special visit from the Easter ...

NEOSHO, Mo. — Even the Easter Bunny would have been exhausted by Opal Foods's delivery of more than a quarter of a million eggs on Tuesday. The company donated 281,800 eggs to Ozark Food Harvest ...

SPRINGFIELD, Mo. — Neosho-based Opal Foods continued its Easter tradition on Tuesday, donating more than 20,000 dozen eggs to Ozarks Food Harvest for distribution across Southwest Missouri.

Each time the spirits fought, they would create violent thunder and lightning storms. During the storms, they would steal the round, rock-like eggs of the mythological thunderbird, and hurl them ...

SPRINGFIELD, Mo. (KY3)—Opal Foods donated thousands of eggs to the Ozarks Food Harvest for the Easter holiday. Ozarks Food Harvest says one in five children and one in six adults face hunger ...