ANDERSON, Mo. — McDonald County High School students are using a new little theater space to honor Anderson’s most famous native in a series of productions over the next couple of weeks. Continue
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A presale has started for the Empty Bowls fundraiser at the Joplin Greenhouse and Coffee Shop. The event is being held by Watered Gardens Ministries; proceeds go to support Mission Joplin, We Care of the Four States, Hope Kitchen and Watered Gardens. The Empty Bowls event is scheduled from 1…
As part of the renovations of Spiva Park in downtown Joplin, a new sign for the park has been installed. On the reverse side of the sign is a sculpture of an iris flower, a favorite of the late George A. Spiva, for whom the park is named. GLOBE | ROGER NOMER
Two-year-old Trinity Tenting giggles as she makes her way down a slide on a mild day Friday at Landreth Park. Sunny and warm weather is in the forecast for the first full week of fall in the Joplin area. GLOBE | LAURIE SISK
Berry Wynn performs with the Fly By Nite Band during the Carl Junction Bluegrass Festival on Saturday at Center Creek Park. This year marked the 25th edition of the event that draws thousands of bluegrass fans. GLOBE | LAURIE SISK
McDonald County Middle School teacher Sharyn Enlol on Thursday releases a monarch butterfly for its seasonal trip to Mexico as sixth and seventh graders look on at the school. Eight monarchs were released and should return next spring along with others released earlier this season.GLOBE | LA…
Larry Harpster (right), of Lake Milton, Ohio, shows off a 1935 Harley-Davidson VL as participants in the Cross Country Chase stop Saturday in downtown Joplin to display their vintage bikes. About 90 bikers, riding motorcycles from 1930 to 1960 models, are participating in the chase, which be…
Artist Andrew Batcheller talks about his work as he stands in front of his oil painting called “The Blue Cat Takes Time to Rest” on Saturday during the Joplin Arts Fest at Empire Market. The two-day event featured music, food and vendors. GLOBE | LAURIE SISK
Enactus, a Pittsburg State University student organization, recently took on the project of a community garden behind the First Christian Church in Pittsburg, Kan. Its goal is to produce 450 pounds of produce this fall to help ease food insecurity in the community.
Missouri Southern student and Southern ambassador Brenna Moya creates a chalk image of a lion on the street last week during Third Thursday in downtown Joplin. The local university sponsored September’s Third Thursday event.GLOBE | LAURIE SISK
Gavin Endicott launches a disc Wednesday from the No. 1 tee at Landreth Park. Mild temperatures brought many residents to local parks this week, but the mercury is heading back into the 90s this weekend. GLOBE| LAURIE SISK
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