Funding is cut but tuition/fees stay the same

Joplin - Sat Nov 21

Joplin Independent JOPLIN - The Missouri Southern State University Board of Governors today unanimously voted to join with other universities and colleges in the state to hold ... MSSU Board of Governors meet for 1st time since faculty votes "no confidence ... KOAM-TV MSSU board slates retreat for February Joplin Globe all 3 news articles>>

Preschool boya s injury leads to sex-abuse charge

Joplin Globe - Fri Nov 20

NEOSHO, Mo. - A rural Seneca man was charged Friday with sexual abuse of a 4-year-old boy, who this week was taken to a hospital after complaining of an injury.

Baxter's heyday captured by Joplin author

The Joplin Independent - Fri Nov 20

Some older cowhands along this Internet trail will recall the early Saturday cowboy shoot-'em-up movies at the Fox, Paramount or even the odoriferous Orpheum theaters.

Joplin man charged with 2nd degree murder

KOAMtv - Thu Nov 19

Aaron Pilgrim, 37, was charged Thursday afternoon with 2nd degree murder. He is charged in the death of Ralph Ivy, 50, Updated Nov.

Back In The Good Old Days

Monett Times - Thu Nov 19

W.E. Roller was elected president of the Philathea Class of the Baptist Church in Monett at the home of Mrs.

Trial ordered for Carthage man in molestation case

Joplin Globe - Thu Nov 19

A Carthage man waived his right to a preliminary hearing Wednesday on charges that he sexually abused a girl under the age of 14.

Man arrested in drug raid at Joplin home

Joplin Globe - Wed Nov 18

The Joplin Police Department's special weapons and tactics team assisted the department's narcotics unit in serving a search warrant Tuesday at a home where more than a pound of marijuana reportedly was seized.

Retailers, shoppers laying out strategies for Black Friday

Joplin Globe - Wed Nov 18

Globe/T. Rob Brown Sharon Coffee, owner of the Colonial House on the Carthage square, hangs a vintage ornament Wednesday at her retail shop.

Mo. truck driver acquitted in fatal Ala. crash

The Gadsden Times - Wed Nov 18

Published: Wednesday, November 18, 2009 at 9:14 a.m. Last Modified: Wednesday, November 18, 2009 at 9:14 a.m. A Henry County jury has found a 69-year-old Missouri woman not guilty of charges stemming from a highway crash that killed a former Dothan high school principal.

MSSU tuition freeze to continue next year

Joplin Globe - Tue Nov 17

Globe/Roger Nomer Sophomore Kierra Fowler hits the books Tuesday in Spiva Library at Missouri Southern State University in Joplin.