KOAMtv - Thu Nov 05
The Missouri Coalition for Roadway Safety met Thursday to discuss goals for the next year.
Assailant robbed her of vision in one eyeJoplin Globe - Wed Nov 04
A woman testified Wednesday that a Joplin man punched her so hard in the face during a disturbance outside a fast-food restaurant that she is now blind in one eye.
Webb City, Carl Junction voters OK bond issuesJoplin Globe - Tue Nov 03
Webb City and Carl Junction voters on Tuesday approved bond issues that will use some federal stimulus funds for capital projects in their school districts.
H1N1 nasal-spray clinic applaudedJoplin Globe - Tue Nov 03
Globe/Roger Nomer Three-year-old Noah Sullivan holds back a sneeze Tuesday as he receives the H1N1 flu vaccine in nasal-spray form at Access Family Care in Joplin.
Tomorrowa s News Now for WednesdayJoplin Globe - Tue Nov 03
From the metro desk, here are a few of the headlines you will find in Wednesday's Joplin Globe and online at joplinglobe.com . MSSU Pres.
Tomorrow's News Now for TuesdayJoplin Globe - Mon Nov 02
From the metro desk, here are a few of the headlines you will find in Tuesday's Joplin Globe and online at joplinglobe.com. MSSU faculty conduct no-confidence vote Sisters of Mercy finalize plans for operation of St.
Jasper County woman hurt in one-car crashSpringfield News Leader - Sun Nov 01
A woman suffered serious injuries late Saturday when her car ran off the road and overturned.
Webb City, Carl Junction schools hope to take advantage of program funded through stimulus packageJoplin Globe - Sat Oct 31
By Emily Younker eyounker@joplinglobe.com Officials with Carl Junction and Webb City school districts on Tuesday will ask voters to let them cash in on federal stimulus funds available for construction projects.
Schools hoping to cash in on federal stimulus dollarsKOAMtv - Thu Oct 29
Both Webb City and Carl Junction have bond issues on the November ballot. A $1 million bond would put in new heating and air condition units at the Carl Junction kindergarten -- first grade building.. Smaller units would replace big ones for better efficiency.
Joplin man waives court hearing in assault caseJoplin Globe - Wed Oct 28
A 25-year-old Joplin man waived his right to a preliminary hearing Wednesday in Jasper County Circuit Court on four felony charges in connection with an assault outside a tobacco products shop.
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