Newton and McDonald counties are under a flash flood warning until 8 p.m.
The findings of a future cash flow analysis could determine how soon laid off Neosho policemen and firefighters might be rehired off the revenue of a recently imposed property tax, city officials indicate.
The following stories were featured first in the print edition of the Neosho Daily News:
• Columnist Roy Shaver talks about picking cotton
• A behind-the-scenes look at Jerry Parker's library job
• Neosho police and fire reports
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The Freeman Family Southwest YMCA is adding art programming for adults and children to their schedule this month.
Attorneys for the City of Neosho are claiming sovereign immunity in the early volleys of a federal court battle with fired city manager Jan Blase.
The city of Granby is looking for new committee members to serve on the Old Mining Town Days (OMTD) event.
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