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Joplin looks at development plans for 150 acres near mall
JOPLIN, Mo. — Joplin city leaders will take a closer look at a proposal focusing on the future of the northeast part of town. A new report details options to develop more than 150 acres around Northpark Mall and Missouri Southern. An outside consultant compiled a potential list including new commerce, housing and entertainment venues. […]
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Joplin vape shop mentioned in Attorney General investigation
KSNF/KODE – Missouri Attorney General Catherine Hanaway has announced an expansion of her investigation into products made with or containing synthetic Kratom being sold across the Show-Me State. Hanaway says she has issued nine new Civil Investigative Demands (CIDS), one of which orders a look into whether or not...
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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.
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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.