The next time they respond to a vehicle accident, new equipment will help the Seneca City Fire Department.
The frantic search by law enforcement officers and volunteers for a tiny baby, reported kidnapped by masked men, ended tragically on Saturday when searchers found the baby’s body lodged against a fallen tree in the Spring River.
With the namesake in the building, members of the Neosho Area Business and Industrial Development Foundation Inc. (NABIFI) officially dedicated the new Hale McGinty Business Development Center during an open house event Friday afternoon.
A Seneca man suffered serious injuries in a one-vehicle crash that took place at 8:25 p.m. Friday on Missouri Highway 43, six miles south of Seneca in McDonald County.
In a special session Friday afternoon, the Neosho City Council unanimously approved an agreement with BKD, a Joplin accounting firm, to review the city’s finances.
Progress continues at the new Seneca Intermediate School and at the Seneca High School expansion.
Hale McGinty was all smiles late Friday afternoon as the long-time Neosho businessman was on hand as officials officially dedicated the new business development center in Neosho in his honor.
The Neosho City Council will meet at 4 p.m. today in a special session to discuss hiring a Joplin accounting firm to review city financial records.
Shortly before 9 a.m. today, Neosho and much of Southwest Missouri saw more snow coming in.
Misdemeanor charges of official misconduct have been filed against Jan Blase and Robert Blackwood.
Equipment is being assembled and shipped to help Crowder College instructors train others.
A mechanical failure in a wood stove is blamed for a structure fire that took place at 9:57 a.m. Wednesday at 5715 W. Hwy. 86 in Spring City.
Some members of the community may be hearing from Neosho Mayor Jeff Werneke or members of the city council in the very near future.
On Tuesday, Feb. 9, the EPA will host a public meeting to present cleanup data and take public comments on addressing mine and mill waste in Operable Units 1 and 2 of the Newton County Mine Tailings Superfund Site.
One program that will feel Missouri Gov. Jay Nixon’s $74 million cut from the state’s budget will be Parents As Teachers (PAT).
A Neosho woman sustained minor injuries in a one-vehicle crash that took place at 1 p.m. Tuesday on Route NN, five miles north of Neosho.
Organizers of a petition calling for a state audit into Neosho’s finances said enough signatures have now been collected.
Organizers are gearing up for a memorial scholarship fundraiser in honor of Anthony Maples.
The Missouri Department of Natural Resources has referred the case of a southwest Missouri pesticide recycling company with locations in Newton and McDonald counties to the Missouri Attorney General’s Office for violations of Missouri’s Hazardous Waste Management Law.
Area students received an extra day away from the books Monday, as school districts in Neosho, East Newton, Diamond, McDonald County and Seneca canceled school because of poor road condition in rural areas after this weekend’s snowstorm.
