Diamond’s interim police chief Mike Jones was officially hired as the city’s police chief Wednesday night during the Diamond City Council meeting.
For the last six and a half years, Keith Brumfield has been chief of police at Diamond.
On Monday, the Diamond City Council accepted his resignation.
George Washington Carver National Monument is gearing up for its 68th annual Carver Day event, slated from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday.
After an up and down season that saw an early season winning streak, a midseason slump and a strong finish, the Diamond Wildcats baseball team is finished.
The championship game is set.
Diamond is in. Their opponent: the No. 1 seed Purdy Eagles.
The Diamond Lady ‘Cats saw their season end at the hands of the No. 2 seed Ash Grove Lady Pirates 77-28 on Monday night in the first round of the Class 3 District 12 tournament.
Two Diamond residents accused in connection with the theft of three spools of copper wire and a trailer from a Neosho business were back in court Tuesday.
Snow returns to haunt Neosho area residents on Friday as crews, resident continue to dig out from earlier blizzard.
Even though most roads in Neosho and the surrounding area are snow-covered still, the Neosho Daily News will attempt to deliver to as many homes as safely possible Friday afternoon.
Due to delivery issues of the print edition of the Neosho Daily News in relation to the winter storm, the newspaper has made its E-Edition free to the public.
The E-Editions for both Tuesday and Wednesday, Feb. 1 and Feb. 2, are now available.
Click on this link to go to the E-Edition page: http://neoshodailynews.mo.newsmemory.com/
The Neosho Daily News would love to share your Blizzard 2011 photos with our readers. E-mail photos to reporter1@neoshodailynews.com for possible publication online and in print.
An eight-point first half set the tone for the Diamond Wildcats in a 49-20 loss to Rogers-Heritage Monday afternoon in the first round of the Neosho Holiday Classic.
The George Washington Carver National Monument will host a holiday open house from 1 to 3 p.m. Saturday.
Make sure and pick up the Wednesday, Nov. 24, edition of the Neosho Daily News to shop the local in-paper ads and store inserts previewing the Black Friday shopping event. The newspaper will be full of advertisements promoting hundreds of dollars in savings. Plan your Black Friday shopping experience by using the Neosho Dailly News' Nov. 24 edition as your guide. The newspaper will be available at local newsstands on Wednesday and Thursday. The newspaper will not publish a Thursday, Nov. 25, edition due to the Thanksgiving holiday.
On a unanimous vote, members of the Diamond City Council approved the final budget for the 2010-2011 fiscal year during Monday night’s meeting.
The Diamond High School football Wildcats had five representatives on the All-Spring River Valley Conference football teams.
With her 15th place finish in the Class 2-District 5 meet last Saturday, Diamond freshman Cady Littlefield is state meet bound.
During Monday’s Diamond City Council meeting, the council members opted to solicit bids for a fiscal year 2010-2011 audit.
Diamond residents and their friends came out Friday night for the 18th annual Diamond Gem City Days, located on the parking lot of the Diamond First Christian Church.
Visitors to the George Washington Carver National Monument will have the opportunity to see what it was like for young Carver to live on the prairie during the annual Prairie Day event Saturday.
