Local Interests
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Missouri Department of Commerce and Insurance: Options Still Available Despite Rate Hikes
(Missourinet) – Insurance rates are going up—but state officials say there’s still good news for Missourians shopping for coverage. Although…
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This Sunday – MSSU, Joplin High School welcome 135th Army Band for free concert
Missouri Southern State University’s KGCS-TV and Joplin High School are excited to welcome the 135th Army Band on Sunday, November…
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TRAFFIC ALERT: Traffic Slowdowns/Stops on I-49 South of Joplin for Permit Work Nov. 9-14
Where: I-49 between Newton County Route V and Missouri Route 175 south of Joplin in Newton County When: 7 a.m.-11 a.m., Sunday,…
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This Thursday, Newton County Republican free bean feed
The Newton County Republican free bean feed is set for Thursday, November 6, at the new venue Hidden Grace in…
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Governor Kehoe proclaims Nov. 2-8 as Water and Wastewater Professionals Week in Missouri
Governor Mike Kehoe has signed a proclamation declaring Nov. 2-8, 2025, as Water and Wastewater Professionals Week in Missouri. The…
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Winter heating season – tips for staying safe in your home
Heating season is fast approaching and the Joplin Fire Department reminds you of the silent killer. According to Dustin Lunow:…
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Health Insurance Rates Rising in Missouri: What You Need to Know for 2026
(Missourinet) – Health insurance rates are going up in Missouri, and state leaders say now’s the time to start planning…
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Congressman Burlison keeping buys during government shutdown
Some are calling for the ending of daylight saving time for good. Southwest Missouri Congressman Eric Burlison told Newstalk KZRG,…
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Upcoming exhibits for Spiva Center for the Arts
JOPLIN, MO—George A. Spiva Center for the Arts is proud to announce upcoming exhibits for November. 78th Annual Joy Spiva…
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Tree removal for safety at Neosho’s Big Spring Park
The City of Neosho will be removing a large, aging tree in Big Spring Park that has long been a…
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