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On Thursday, the Joplin Police Department held a badge-pinning ceremony for seven new officers at the Joplin Public Safety Training Facility. Pictured (from left) are Jeremiah McGough, Cade Moreno, Haley Perkins, Erik Velazquez, Austin Phillips, Ryan Berry, Seth Box and Chief Richard Pearson.
Members of the Joplin Board of Education this week were presented with a Board Governance Team Award from the Missouri School Boards’ Association at the annual MSBA Summit in Branson. This award is granted annually to districts whose board has met a number of requirements including trainings…
The Nu-Port Jazz Band performs for the Juneteenth celebration Saturday at Hope Park near Joe Becker Stadium in Joplin. Events continued Sunday. Globe | Andy Ostmeyer
Creating Quilts of Valor presents Donna Woolman, of Joplin, a Quilt of Valor on May 18 for her service in the U.S. Navy. Her years of service were 1974-1980. Duty stations included training in California and Guam. Courtesy | Quilts of Valor
Chief Petty Officer William Christy was presented on Saturday with a Quilt of Valor for his service in the U.S. Navy. He served from 1951-1955 in the Navy and from 1976-1992 in the Reserves. His service was on the USS Chanticleer off the coast of South Korea and Japan. Courtesy | Quilts of Valor
Joplin High School students presented a check for $11,624 to One Joplin on Thursday to help food-insecure students. The money will go toward the Healthy Eagles Eat Well program. Working with the Joplin Philanthropic Society, students held a series of fundraising events for the cause. Over th…
Jude Champagne, Jasper County Sheriff’s Office chaplain, presents special law enforcement Bibles to new employees of the sheriff’s department during a ceremony in Carthage on Monday recognizing new hires and promotions. Globe | John Hacker
Crowder College Employee of the Year faculty awards were given during a banquet last week. Pictured are (from left) Dr. Stephanie Witcher, communications instructor/division chair professional, who was awarded Faculty of the Year; Robin Wolven, access librarian, who was awarded the Staff of …
The Freeman Auxiliary presented on Wednesday a check for $10,000 to Ronald McDonald House Charities of the Four States. Auxiliary members raised the money through several fundraisers over the past year, as well as through their gift shop. Courtesy | Ronald McDonald House
The Knights of Columbus Don Roderique Council 7307 from Webb City on Thursday presents Community Support Services of Missouri a donation from its Tootsie Roll campaign. Attending the check presentation were (from left) Michael Landis, Jamy Spry, Jayde Thomas, Derek Cole, Richard Hamilton, Jo…
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