I’ve never claimed to be bright. Nice — yes. Funny — at times. Well mannered — try to be. But my intelligence quotient is not off the charts.
Donning yellow T-shirts marked Girl Scout Troop #70353, some 65 people, including girls, their leaders, parents and siblings completed a full minute of jumping jacks on Wednesday night as part of a nationwide effort to break the world record.
Robert Allen says his volunteer work is a hobby.
His wife, Alva Jane, says it’s a calling.
Four years ago, Kristi Seibert, Joplin, was diagnosed with breast cancer.
It was a near-record turnout for the 15th annual fall Barnyard Days on Saturday.
Candles burned in the dusk of Big Spring Park Thursday night, kicking off October, the 27th annual Breast Cancer Awareness month, for Neosho.
Seventeen members of a local high school cheerleading squad are state-bound this weekend.
Knitting, crocheting, carding, felting, spinning, dyeing … fiber artists from across the four states gathered in Neosho to learn new techniques during Fiber Daze this weekend.
Twelve veterans were honored with medals and medallions by way of the Missouri Veterans Recognition Program at Golden Living Center Friday afternoon.
How many apple pies can 60 bushels of Jonathan apples can make?
A little more than 1,000 pies.
When Patti Stark, a member of the Neosho High School class of 1951, walked through the Civic’s doors on Saturday morning, she remembered the school and other events during the class’s 60th reunion.
Driving from Kansas City, Mary Stone, a member of the Midway High School class of 1951, celebrated her 60th class reunion with former classmates on Saturday at the New-Mac Electric Community Room in Neosho.
Olympic dreams are a little bit closer for New Zealand native and Crowder College student Jordan Hunter.
The senior cast of Silver Follies spent the last week rehearsing their annual music and comedy show.
As visitors attended Prairie Day at George Washington Carver National Monument on Saturday, they were transported back in time to how Carver and others lived in the 1860s and 1870s.
About 20 biologists from the U.S. Geological Survey, the Missouri Department of Conservation, Nebraska Game and Parks, and the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service were in Neosho Tuesday and today to help tag endangered pallid sturgeon.
On Tuesday morning, the Neosho Area Chamber of Commerce gave an expansion award to First Community Bank, 3005 Edgewood and Gardner Dr., Neosho, during the facility’s grand opening.
Families got a chance to enjoy an indoor carnival and social event Saturday night at Calvary of Neosho.
When Peggy Clarkson of Stella was a junior at Fairview High School, she was the basketball homecoming queen.
