More than 600,000 Americans have lost Medicaid coverage since pandemic protections ended April 1. A KFF Health News analysis of state data shows the vast majority were removed from state rolls for not completing paperwork. ContinueAs Medicaid purge begins, ‘staggering numbers’ of Americans lose coverage
From its earliest days, Route 66 has reflected the American culture of the moment.
GIRARD, Kan. — Providing quality animal health care is more calling than career for most rural veterinarians.
OZARK, Mo. — The Webb City Cardinals battled to the end, but came up short in a 4-3 marathon game for third place in MSHSAA Class 5 baseball a…
Diplomats can at times be envied for what is perceived to be an elite job with many perks. That is, until there is a crisis. Then they can be …
More than 600,000 Americans have lost Medicaid coverage since pandemic protections ended April 1. A KFF Health News analysis of state data sho…
Public hearings on zoning issues are among the business to be taken up Monday night by the Joplin City Council.
The Joplin Globe publishes summaries of routine and follow-up inspections performed by the Joplin Health Department. Businesses that are inspe…
CARTHAGE, Mo. — The Carthage Community Foundation and the associated Ruth I. Kolpin Family Fund have given over $100,000 to 27 groups during t…
Online The Facebook page for the fundraising poker run for the Harris family can be found by searching Facebook for “Poker Run for Kadence,” I…
From its earliest days, Route 66 has reflected the American culture of the moment.
Current Poll
Which of these Republican candidates who have announced for president or are expected to announce would get your vote in the primary?
Check joplinglobe.com/polls for past results.
Online The Facebook page for the fundraising poker run for the Harris family can be found by…
A 36-year-old convicted sex offender pleaded guilty this week to failing to inform authoriti…
A judge decided this week that a 23-year-old Joplin woman should stand trial on charges she …
MOUNT VERNON, Mo. — A 47-year-old woman from Aurora waived a preliminary hearing this week o…
KANSAS CITY, Mo. — A federal judge has fined a project manager from Iowa $40,000 for mislead…
A teenager was killed and two others injured in a two-vehicle crash at 10 a.m. Thursday on M…
Community scenes
See pictures of people at work and at play across the Four-States Area.
Ronald McDonald House Charities of the Four States board members, volunteers and staff join employees of Frank Fletcher Subaru at a check presentation this week. Frank Fletcher Subaru and Subaru of America partnered during the 2022 Share the Love Event to donate $20,000. The nine-year partne…
Lynn Onstot, public information officer for the city of Joplin, chalks messages of support to kick off Government Workers Week on Monday at City Hall. GLOBE | ROGER NOMER
Isskandar Abdo, 7, and his brother, Bandar Abdo, 2, both originally from Yemen, eat some pizza during a Joplin School District picnic for English language learners Saturday at Cunningham Park. About 100 families and sponsors of kids from the Congo, Afghanistan, Yemen, Guatemala, Mexico and C…
Sen. Micheal Bergstrom and Chancellor Allison Garrett pose with Elijah Wooden and Northeastern Oklahoma A&M College President Kyle J. Stafford (right) recently at the Oklahoma State Capitol during an awards ceremony put on by the Oklahoma Association of Community Colleges. The associatio…
St. Mary’s Elementary students pour slime on (from left) the Rev. Brian Straus, fourth-grade teacher Debi Staton and the Rev. Paco Gordillo on Wednesday as part of a reward for fundraising in the Kids Heart Challenge for the American Heart Association. This year, St. Mary’s students raised $…
Nancy Jaime and Elijah Atkins, pictured with Northeastern Oklahoma A&M College President Kyle J. Stafford, represented NEO and were named to the 2023 All-Oklahoma Academic Team. The All-Oklahoma Academic Team Program provides statewide recognition to outstanding two-year college students…
The Easter Bunny and Bart Brown, president/CEO of Ozarks Food Harvest, celebrate the donation of more than 25,000 dozen eggs from local egg producer Opal Foods on Tuesday in Springfield to help feed families facing hunger across the Ozarks. This year’s gift brings Opal Foods’ total donation …
A March 4 bake sale by the Joplin Interfaith Coalition netted over $10,000 to help RAISE, which stands for Refugee And Immigrant Services & Education, purchase a driving simulator for refugees needing to learn this important skill. Christian, Muslim, Jewish and Baha’i leaders of the coal…
Joplin Neighborhood Adult Literacy Action on March 6 received a donation of office furniture, electronics and curriculum for its students from Amazon. Present at the donation were (from left) Amy Kauffman, Katherine Mays, Jessica Pommert, Amy Stahl (Amazon WM01 community champion), Camara Ku…
A section of the Wildcat Glades Trail near a parking area remained closed Thursday after a large sycamore tree fell. The tree no doubt provided shade to many in Wildcat Park over the years. GLOBE | ROGER NOMER
The Missouri Sports Hall of Fame class of 2023 includes a number of athletes and coaches with ties to schools in Southwest Missouri.
The Missouri Sports Hall of Fame also announced the Diamond 9 Awards presented by BJS Trophy Shop. The awards recognize former high school, co…
Big 12 Commissioner Brett Yormark says expansion remains a focus for the conference. The lea…
Freeman Orthopaedics & Sports Medicine personnel will be offering free annual pre-partic…
LAS VEGAS — Back in the Stanley Cup Final for the first time in five years and trailing the …
JERSEY CITY, N.J. — Much was expected of Rose Zhang when she turned professional last week, …
Elehuris Montero’s two-run triple highlighted a five-run first inning as the Colorado Rockie…
Most Popular
Articles
- Car strikes group of motorcyclists near Aurora, killing 4, injuring 7
- Darnell enjoying watching son, Cardinals from beyond dugout
- Area school bus driver retires after 43 years behind the wheel
- Body of Missouri ER doctor found in Arkansas lake had apparent gunshot wound
- House OKs debt ceiling bill to avoid default, sends Biden-McCarthy deal to Senate
- Brother: Authorities told family that body of missing Missouri ER doctor was found in Arkansas
- Second judge grants ex-coach's plea deal in sex abuse case
- Theft of Joplin library statue 'loss to the community'
- Nun whose body shows little decay since 2019 death draws hundreds to rural Missouri
- State trooper stops SUV on I-44 hauling 80 pounds of meth
Images
Videos
Sorry, there are no recent results for popular videos.
This Week's Circulars
Four-States News
Joplin History
As Joplin celebrates its 150th anniversary, look back on some key moments in its history.
Missouri’s acclaimed 20th-century painter Thomas Hart Benton began his career as a professional artist in early day Joplin in what he would later describe as a “quirk of fate.”
A unique race featuring classic and vintage cars will return to Joplin in June and will help mark the city’s transportation heritage event during its 150th birthday celebration.
Dennis Weaver: Known for his roles as Chester Goode/Proudfoot on “Gunsmoke” and Deputy Marshal Sam McCloud on “McCloud,” Weaver had a prolific career in movies and TV, including starring in “Duel,” a TV film that was director Steven Spielberg’s first work.
Joplin’s earliest newspaper started one year before the city was designated.
Start Downtown: Much of Joplin’s history is in, and around, the city blocks from First to 10th streets along Main Street. From the Newman Building (now serving as Joplin City Hall and home of the Thomas Hart Benton mural) to the Fox Theatre (now housing Central Christian Center). Many histor…
Not only were Murphysburg and East Joplin rivals in the late 1870s, but so were the types of ores being pulled from the ground around the quickly growing mining towns.
Films featuring local talent or events — from the 1920s silent film “Captain Salvation” and Alfred Hitchcock’s spy thriller “Saboteur,” starring, respectively, Joplin natives Pauline Starke and Robert Cummings, to the 1967 neo-noir crime drama “Bonnie and Clyde” — will be showcased at variou…
Percy Wenrich, one of Joplin’s native sons, is today perhaps best known locally as being the guy that gave Dover Hill its name.
The five lawmen approaching the modest Carthage stone house in the old Freeman Grove neighborhood on Joplin’s south side 90 years ago thought they might be dealing with bootleggers.
From the earliest days of Joplin, Black residents have played an important role in the city’s history.
Bonnie and Clyde’s hideout, Grand Falls, Union Depot and Crystal Cave are a few Joplin landmarks being constructed out of Lego bricks by area youth who are competing in a program to celebrate Joplin’s 150th birthday.
Within a dozen years in the late 1800s, what would soon become the city of Joplin jolted a quiet pioneer wilderness into a boisterous location for commerce.
As part of Joplin’s sesquicentennial celebrations, two days’ worth of ragtime and barbershop music will be performed in tribute to Joplin-born Percy Wenrich and other Missouri composers on April 14-15.
From Joplin’s earliest days, before radio or television or even moving pictures, people looked for ways to entertain themselves, and one of the most popular was to take in a game of “base ball.”
History is a tough pill to swallow. Today the majority of students find history books to be “heavy” subjects, especially when they lug them to class.
For the past 110 years, people in Joplin have had a chance to see the future of Major League Baseball play ball at the little ballpark between Third and Fourth streets on High Avenue.
Local Events
Special Publications
Joplin Area Guide and Annual Progress Forecast
Photo Galleries
"
Commented
Sorry, there are no recent results for popular commented articles.