Bikers from around the state gathered at West 60 Cycle on Saturday for the Bikers Against Child Abuse (B.A.C.A.) Missouri State Rally hosted by the local chapters.

He learned to play guitar when he was a boy growing up in Seneca, now Rich McCready has returned to his hometown, where he hopes to help other young artists.

On Sunday, June 28, the Neosho Daily News will publish "Where Are They Now? - Volume 2" featuring profiles on Neosho-area residents who have gone on to live unique and interesting lives. We are asking readers to nominate a person(s) to be considered for a "Where Are They Now?" profile. Please submit nominations to Rick Rogers, publisher, at rrogers@neoshodailynews.com. Deadline for submissions is June 12.

After the success of the mother/daughter photo spread in honor of Mother's Day in May, the Neosho Daily News will publish reader-submitted father/son photos for a photo spread in the Sunday, June 21, edition to celebrate Father's Day. Photos can be submitted via e-mail to rrogers@neoshodailynews.com. Please include the names of those pictured in order from left to right, and hometown. All submitted photos will be published in the Sunday, June 21, edition of the Daily News. DEADLINE IS THURSDAY, JUNE 18!

The fifth annual Choppers4Children bike rally this weekend combined a love of all things motorcycle with an effort to raise funds for Children’s Miracle Network.

A unique summer camp will be offered for the first time this summer at the Neosho National Fish Hatchery.

George Washington Carver National Monument officials are ready for the third annual Art in the Park event, set for this Saturday from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.

Birders from around the Midwest will gather at Wildcat Glades Conservation & Audubon Center for the Second Annual BirdFest this weekend.

This Friday and Saturday, thousands of motorcycle enthusiasts and the public will head for the fifth annual Choppers4Children Bike Rally.

The “Jazz Between Friends” concert started as just that. Dr. Phillip Wise, professor of music and director of jazz studies at MSSU, called a few friends together.

With the weather absolutely beautiful on Saturday, thousands flocked to Neosho to shop the 21st Annual Missouri’s Largest Garage Sale.

Garage sales are not only a good way to raise funds for individuals and families, but also for local charities.

A neighboring state is lending its choir for a cultural and religious concert this Saturday when the Arkansas Mass Gospel Choir sings at The Civic.

Students at Neosho High School are bringing a bit of 18th Century comedy to the stage next week in “Tom Jones.”

It is the gospel of Matthew filled with parables and songs. It is Crowder College’s musical production this year. It is “Godspell.”