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 Freeman Family Southwest YMCA is adding art programming for adults and children to their schedule this month.
The city of Granby is looking for new committee members to serve on the Old Mining Town Days (OMTD) event.
A Neosho man sustained moderate injuries when the motorcycle he was riding struck a dog in a Newton County roadway early Tuesday morning.
The county-wide burn ban came too late for Jerry Shields.
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.
Higher education changes at the state level and environmental challenges to the MARET construction project were discussed at the Crowder College board meeting Monday.
An Anderson woman was seriously injured and airlifted to a Joplin hospital after a one-vehicle crash that took place at 7:50 p.m. Sunday on Missouri Highway 59, two miles north of Noel.
A Duenweg woman was killed when she pulled into the path of a semi tractor-trailer at the intersection of Missouri Highway 43 and U.S. 60 Sunday morning.
Electrical services in Neosho are expanding as crews work to upgrade lines in Neosho.
Those driving by the Neosho National Fish Hatchery will notice — along with the new building — new landscaping and a new parking lot.
Jury trials have been set to begin on Sept. 7 in five civil lawsuits filed in connection with the November 2006 fire at Anderson Guest House that claimed 11 lives.
Neosho residents will be allowed to participate in a city budget work session Tuesday, says the town's mayor.
Neosho will have two more firemen than it would have, thanks to an agreement OK’d last week by the city council.
A new hand sanitizer, Hands First, developed at St. John’s Medical Research Institute, Springfield, has hit the market.
On Sept. 1, the Neosho Daily News will launch its E-Edition — a digital edition of the entire newspaper, available for purchase a la carte or by 6-month or 1-year subscriptions. The E-Edition is perfect for Neosho natives who have moved out of town or out of the newspaper's delivery area, and would like to receive 100 percent of the Daily News' content. Right now, through Sept. 30, readers can check out the E-Edition of the Neosho Daily News at no charge. Subscriptions and daily charges will be offered starting Oct. 1, 2010.
Some 10 acres of grass, brush and wooded area burned just east of Gateway Drive near Isaac Lane Friday.
A state audit of Neosho’s city court called for strengthened accounting practices.
An updated Newton County Hazard Mitigation Plan is under public review until Aug. 30.
