Peering through a spotting scope, 6-year-old Elizabeth Williams, Galena, Kan., viewed some bald eagles during the second annual Eagle Days event in Stella.
A team of more than a dozen people left Neosho for Senegal, Africa last month.
Organized through Calvary of Neosho, their mission was to reach the Mandyak people of Senegal through a medical mission and leadership training for the church there.
The “Crowder family” is real, according to Jorge Zapata, agriculture instructor and former recruiter for Crowder College.
In just a few short months, Neosho will see a new festival.
Every month, a YMCA group, Active Older Adults, gather for some fun, food and an activity.
We keep hearing it. Eat less. Move more. Drink more water. Try this diet pill. Try more fruits and vegetables. Cut the fat. Skip the carbs. Avoid fast food. No dessert. It’s enough to make you want to revolt and do the opposite.
Life has come full circle for J.P. Dickey.
His love for the theatre began as a student at Crowder College and now, as a theatre and speech instructor and fine arts division chair, he tries to instill that same love to his students.
Some 30 models, high schoolers from Neosho, Seneca and local women, will model 40 looks from casual to prom dresses during the choreographed Valentine’s fashion show.
A scrapbooking crop event on Saturday will help fund an area support group for mothers.
The Neosho Mothers of Preschoolers (MOPS) chapter will host a 12-hour crop at Calvary of Neosho to help fund the group’s activities. Twice a month during the school year, they meet for a time of fellowship, some activities, brunch and either a speaker or a video devotion on topics from finance to women’s health.
Christy Clark, NHS vocal music director, plans to resign from her post at end of the school year.
Christy Clark and her husband, Bud, are ready for a new adventure.
A Neosho High School senior received some good news Saturday, as he was named the recipient of a $500 scholarship to help with college expenses.
On Nov. 11, Curtis Almeter left for Barnes-Jewish Hospital in St. Louis to begin his wait for a lung transplant. A month later, he got a very special Christmas gift.
5 things to know about Daniella Martins, Freeman Southwest Family YMCA program director.
Churches around the area are stepping in to help with relief efforts in Haiti.
A class of students at Crowder College is gearing up for its 30th annual production to showcase local art and literary talent.
The top news stories of the year 2009 as published by the Neosho Daily News.
The top news stories of the year 2008 as published by the Neosho Daily News.
An arctic blast Jan. 12 through 14, 2007, encased Neosho and the surrounding area with between ¾ to an inch of ice, bringing the city to a standstill, leaving thousands without power and forcing hundreds out of their homes into emergency shelters.
