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BENTONVILLE, Ark. — A woman quietly wiped away a tear.
A 51-year-old Diamond man was killed about 9 p.m. Saturday in an all-terrain-vehicle crash on Elder Road, 4.5 miles west of Diamond in Newton …
In this weekly feature, we put five questions before someone in the community. Today, we chat with Sang-Heui Lee with the SeoulTech Summer Glo…
NEOSHO, Mo. — The Neosho School District has hired two architects it has recently worked with to develop conceptual plans for a proposed agric…
A proposed amendment to the tax increment financing plan for the 32nd Street Place development near Range Line will be presented Thursday at a…
The Missouri Department of Corrections is required to establish a nursery within a women’s prison by July 2025 under legislation signed into l…
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See pictures of people at work and at play across the Four-States Area.
Ivy Simpson (left), 5, and Gabriella Randall, 9, enjoy a dip in Shoal Creek as they beat the heat Saturday at McIndoe Park. Gabriella is a freedom kid, celebrating her 10th birthday on the Fourth of July. And speaking of heat and Monday, the forecast calls for a high in the upper 90s. GLOBE …
Shelby Cole (right) assists Kevin Turner (left) and his son, Kaiden Turner, 11, with their fireworks purchase on Friday at Webb City’s Black Market Fireworks stand.
Members from Freeman Health System’s Hearts and Hands team volunteered at the Ronald McDonald House on Saturday morning to paint the wrought-iron fences surrounding the back patio and playground.COURTESY PHOTO
The Joplin Area Chamber of Commerce and the Carl Junction Area Chamber of Commerce held a joint ribbon-cutting Tuesday for the Creative Learning Alliance in downtown Joplin. The center gives children a place to explore science, technology, engineering, art and math, or STEAM, through hands-o…
Officials recently celebrate the installation of four shade canopies at Irving Elementary School. Elana Liu, Irving’s PTO president, arranged funding for the canopies, and community and area donors included Arvest Foundation, Mercy Hospital Joplin, Hometown Pediatrics and Walmart. COURTESY |…
Jonathan Russell, president of the Neosho Board of Education, achieved advanced, master and distinguished certification recognition from the Missouri School Boards’ Association in a program established to recognize local school board members who pursue additional learning opportunities beyon…
Old Missouri Bank broke ground for construction of a new building at the site of its current location at 535 W. Fir Road in Carthage. Present, with shovels in place, were Old Missouri Bank executives and staff, as well as representatives from the Carthage Chamber of Commerce and the city of …
Collin Dumas, 12, of Seneca, casts his line recently while fishing Shoal Creek at Wildcat Park in Joplin. The forecast for the holiday weekend calls for highs in mid 90s, and chances for showers and thunderstorms each day Saturday through Monday.
Jeffry Koch, president of the Joplin Board of Education, was recognized earlier this month for achieving advanced certification in the Missouri School Boards’ Association’s certified board member program. Also pictured are Melissa Randol (left), MSBA’s executive director, and Nancy Masterson…
Damaris Horn, of Dream Theatre, portrays Mary Higgins Blackwell as she guided guests on a tour of the Amsel Taylor Blackwell family mausoleum at Mount Hope Cemetery during the Historic Murphysburg Preservation Inc. Eternal Homes Tour on Saturday.
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