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Women “take it to the streets” in Pittsburg Saturday
Women were taking it to the streets yesterday in Pittsburg. A group of women from several organizations took part in…
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Patrol encourages public to subscribe for AMBER alerts
Colonel Eric T. Olson, superintendent of the Missouri State Highway Patrol, encourages the public to subscribe to Mo-Alerts to receive…
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Police seeking whereabouts of Endsley
How could you earn a quick $1,000? Tell police the whereabouts of 25-year-old Breanna Dawn Endsley. She’s 5’2″ tall and…
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BBB makes suggestions to potential gym, health club members
The Better Business Bureau has several healthful suggestions for those of us thinking about adding physical exercise to our fitness…
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Missouri ponders ideas to improve teacher recruitment, retention
Teachers are getting harder to find in Missouri. The Missouri Dept. of Elementary and Secondary Education announced 26 strategies for…
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Carthage voters may be asked for Technical Centers’ construction, renovation funds
Carthage R-9 School District voters may be asked to extend the current property levy to finance building and renovation at…
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St. Louis Cardinal Caravan features current players, all-time greats
The 2020 St. Louis Cardinal Caravan rolled into Joplin on Saturday, Jan. 18th, bringing with it both current players and…
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MLK, Jr. Event Monday night at MSSU
The annual Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. event will be held Monday, Jan. 20, 2020 at Missouri Southern State University.…
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All things Harry Potter at Joplin Public Library
The Rosemary Titus Reynolds Children’s Department at Joplin Public Library (JPL) will host a celebration of all things Harry Potter…
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Joplin City Council to receive Memorial Hall proposals
Joplin’s Memorial Hall has been a venue for concerts, sporting events, trade shows and more since it was built as…
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