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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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Officials learned there was a water problem from residents instead of monitoring system
Mayor Lynn Ragsdale told the City Council on Monday that he wants to find out why a monitoring system the city pays a lot of money for didn’t notify officials that the big water tower was getting low on Sunday afternoon. In fact, the way they found out was...
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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.
Lawrence County Record
Monett City Council advances projects
The Monett City Council advanced a variety of plans during its meetings in September. Following up on an earlier request by the First United Methodist Church, council members approved creating the North Methodist Rolling Acres minor subdivision. The action divided the church’s approximately 70 acres into four sections, positioning a possible sale of land.
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Paranormal investigations in Fort Scott
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Melugin building buyer backs out; it’s still for sale
The Webb City Council completed passage of an ordinance rezoning a large metal-front building at 220 N. Madison St., but the request for a special use permit was withdrawn. Duane Melugin, of DRM Industries, thought he had sold the 22,500-square-foot building, including three apartments, to become a flea market. But his real estate agent informed the city council on Monday that the buyer has backed out.
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School Board considers placing two issues on the April election ballot
The Webb City R-7 School Board on Tuesday voted to proceed with planning for possibly two ballot issues in April. One of the issues would be to increase the revenue by an undetermined amount to operate the schools. The other would be to use its bonding capacity for a no-tax-increase...
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Troy Salchow moves on from city attorney to judge
The Webb City Council meeting on Monday will be the last that Troy Salchow attends as city attorney because at noon on Monday he will be sworn in as a circuit court judge with the 29th Judicial Circuit in Jasper County. Salchow applied to fill the circuit’s Division 1 vacancy...
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Joplin Nears End of ARPA Funding – City of Joplin Improved by Nearly $100M in Major Projects
The past several years have been historic for the City of Joplin in terms of major projects that were made possible by federal grant money awarded following the 2020 pandemic. The three programs — the American Rescue Plan Act of 2021 (ARPA), the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law (B.I.L.), and the Inflation Reduction Act — all provided tens of millions of dollars to the City, which it strategically used to address needs and take a “bigger and better” approach to the projects already planned.
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Air Force Captain Noah Johnson comes home for Republic win over Webb City in rare military flyover
REPUBLIC, Mo. — At the end of the national anthem ahead of Republic High School’s Friday night win over Webb City, two T-6 Texan II planes flew over the stadium as part of a military flyover event hosted by the school. The idea was U.S. Air Force Captain Noah Johnson’s. As a 2018 Republic High […]