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Band wins state championship, heads to Bands of America contest in the St. Louis dome
Fresh from winning the state championship last week, the Webb City Cardinal Pride Band is going back on the road Friday to the dome in St. Louis to compete in the Bands of America Super Regional Contest. Last Saturday, the Cardinal Pride Band won the Missouri State Marching Association Class...
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Classic Cuts Come With An Original 1929 Art Deco Bar And Booths At This Old-School Missouri Steakhouse
Some restaurants chase trends every season. Others figure out what works and then simply keep doing it for decades. In Joplin, Missouri, one steakhouse has stayed loyal to a 1929 art deco bar and the original booths that came with it. The furniture is older than most of the people sitting in it, and nobody seems in a hurry to change that.
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Marching 'Jackets take part in Carthage festival
The Lebanon High School Marching Yellowjacket Band travelled to Carthage, MO to participate in the 60th annual Maple Leaf Marching Festival and morning parade on October 17th. The parade, nearly two miles long, winds through downtown Carthage. Lebanon earned first place for their parade performance. During their preliminary performance in...
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A historic gift of photos shared by Jana Blackwood
One of our members of the Webb City Area Genealogical Society has personally designed scrapbooks compiling photos of her two well-known families – the Tindells and the Veatches. Jana (Tindell) Blackwood, who graduated from Webb City High School with the class of 1974, organized the photos and graciously shared...
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This Hallowed Civil War Battlefield In Missouri Has Been Frozen In Time Since The 1860s
There are places in this world that refuse to let the past go, and Wilson’s Creek National Battlefield in Republic, Missouri is one of the most compelling examples you’ll find anywhere in the country. The fields look the way they looked in 1861, the creek still runs the...
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Memorial Park is the site of a Sunday community concert again
It was a perfect fall day for the first community band concert in more than 70 years in Memorial Park. Reviving the Past was the theme of the concert, which was performed by The Heartland Concert Band, in cooperation with the Webb City Area Genealogical Society. Two regular WCAGS volunteers,...
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Local pumpkin carver, architect Brown competes in all-star season of Halloween Wars on Food Network
Mike Brown, Willard resident and owner of Heartwood House, a design firm in Ash Grove, has been chosen to compete in the newest season of Halloween Wars on Food Network. Brown competed on the show once before, taking home the championship in Season 7 of the show. Halloween Wars, now...
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Ozarks Life: Dadeville man follows his dream to Nashville
DADEVILLE, Mo. (KY3) - Dadeville’s Jacob King comes from a musical family. But his instrument of choice is a contraption that uses his entire body to play. “Two feet and two knees,” Jacob said about the steel guitar, “all your limbs are in action. They’re all at work. And they all have to be coordinated together.”
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People Drive Into the Arkansas Ozarks for Fresh Cornmeal and Country Cooking at This Historic Mill
A big wooden water wheel still turns beside a quiet creek, and it does real work. The stones inside grind grain into cornmeal and flour that you can carry home in a sack. Up on the third floor, a small cafe serves pinto beans and cornbread made the old-fashioned way. Downstairs, shelves hold jams, honey, candy, and handmade goods from the region.
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10 years of Porchfest in Joplin’s North Heights neighborhood
The 10th annual North Heights Porchfest in Joplin, held on Oct. 10, had a lot to offer attendees. Seventy musical acts played on 32 porches throughout the neighborhood and at several businesses, and the Michael and Jeri Lynn Joseph Family Park acted as a central hub for a variety of other activities.
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Carthage native returns home to open recording studio
CARTHAGE, Mo. — Area musicians will be pleased to hear there’s a new recording studio in Carthage, Mo. Joe Nicholas – a 2020 CHS graduate – is putting the finishing touches on Maple Leaf Recording Studio, connected to the Maple Leaf Music Academy, 1907 S. Garrison Ave. Since moving back to his hometown in May, he has already helped some artists with their first studio recording experiences.