The Seneca News-Dispatch is looking for another owner.

Freeman Health System is among 21 Missouri organizations receiving grant funding to improve patient safety as part of the Missouri Just Culture Collaborative, a group effort led by the Missouri Center for Patient Safety (MOCPS).

Missouri Gov. Matt Blunt toured the new cellular manufacturing at La-Z-Boy Midwest plant Wednesday.

Four area Rotary Clubs came together for a night of fellowship and entertainment — and all for a good cause.

On Sunday, the public was invited to tour La-Z-Boy Midwest in Neosho during its new cellular manufacturing “cell-ebration.”

As a way to say “thanks,” area media representatives were treated to dinner, prizes and tours of the Ronald McDonald House of the Four States on Thursday night.

Neosho’s public works department could relocate to a new site in town later this year, though a specific moving date hasn’t been determined.

Increased material costs shouldn’t affect the number of streets planned last year for repaving, the Neosho City Council was informed Tuesday night.

The annual Crowder College Foundation Banquet was held last week at the Student Center on the Crowder campus in Neosho.

After two-and-a-half years of planning, training and implementation, La-Z-Boy, the nation’s leading manufacturer of upholstered furniture, has cause for “CELL-ebration.”

Steve Horine is out $500.  And it’s for something totally stupid. Or at least that’s the way he feels about it.

Freeman Neosho Hospital is in the middle of several technology upgrades at its facility, including a new generator and equipment for its radiology department.

Improvements to the Newton County Historical Park in Neosho passed the first hurdle Thursday when the county commission opened bids for the project.

On Tuesday, the Newton-McDonald Counties Board of Realtors received a $500 Missouri Business Week contribution from Community Bank & Trust.

The Granby City Council appointed George Kelly for the North Alderman seat during the regularly scheduled Tuesday meeting at city hall.