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Climate change may alter forest balance in Ozarks
Thinned of its golden hickory and blood-red sassafras, the Ozark forest that beckons tourists every autumn could look much different to future generations.
The Joplin Globe – Sep 21, 2008 12:53 AM [GMT] – comment?
Thinned of its golden hickory and blood-red sassafras, the Ozark forest that beckons tourists every autumn could look much different to future generations.
The Joplin Globe – Sep 21, 2008 12:53 AM [GMT] – comment?
Pittsburg, university mull new traffic light at busy intersection
PITTSBURG, Kan. — Citing potential hazards to students, the city of Pittsburg and officials with Pittsburg State University plan to discuss a joint venture to add a traffic signal at the intersection of Ford and Rouse streets. The discussions will take place during the regular meeting of the ... more »
The Joplin Globe – Sep 20, 2008 9:52 PM [GMT] – comment?
PITTSBURG, Kan. — Citing potential hazards to students, the city of Pittsburg and officials with Pittsburg State University plan to discuss a joint venture to add a traffic signal at the intersection of Ford and Rouse streets. The discussions will take place during the regular meeting of the ... more »
The Joplin Globe – Sep 20, 2008 9:52 PM [GMT] – comment?
Joplin building at 58 percent of last year’s pace
A $700,000 building permit filed for the new Macadoodle’s going in at the 1717 Marketplace shopping center along Range Line Road led construction in Joplin for August. It was the largest permit filed in the city last month.
The Joplin Globe – Sep 20, 2008 9:52 PM [GMT] – comment?
A $700,000 building permit filed for the new Macadoodle’s going in at the 1717 Marketplace shopping center along Range Line Road led construction in Joplin for August. It was the largest permit filed in the city last month.
The Joplin Globe – Sep 20, 2008 9:52 PM [GMT] – comment?
Andy Ostmeyer: Private profit/public risk follows large donations, corporate lobbying
The only reason the middle class in America isn’t dead is because the wives went to work. How that came about and whether it was ever in their best interest would make for lively debate, but here we are, nevertheless, and the bottom line is that it takes two incomes for a lot of families to g ... more »
The Joplin Globe – Sep 20, 2008 9:52 PM [GMT] – comment?
The only reason the middle class in America isn’t dead is because the wives went to work. How that came about and whether it was ever in their best interest would make for lively debate, but here we are, nevertheless, and the bottom line is that it takes two incomes for a lot of families to g ... more »
The Joplin Globe – Sep 20, 2008 9:52 PM [GMT] – comment?
For one developer, finance problems hit close to home
For one Joplin man, the financial crisis already has hit too close to home. Developer Kevin Manard said he had just closed out a construction loan with ANB Financial of Bentonville, Ark., only weeks before the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. ordered that bank closed on May 9.
The Joplin Globe – Sep 20, 2008 02:53 AM [GMT] – comment?
For one Joplin man, the financial crisis already has hit too close to home. Developer Kevin Manard said he had just closed out a construction loan with ANB Financial of Bentonville, Ark., only weeks before the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. ordered that bank closed on May 9.
The Joplin Globe – Sep 20, 2008 02:53 AM [GMT] – comment?
Events on Wall Street no reflection of health of community banks
Wall Street is a long way from Main Street when it comes to the financial turmoil that sent markets tumbling this week, area bankers say.
The Joplin Globe – Sep 20, 2008 02:53 AM [GMT] – comment?
Wall Street is a long way from Main Street when it comes to the financial turmoil that sent markets tumbling this week, area bankers say.
The Joplin Globe – Sep 20, 2008 02:53 AM [GMT] – comment?
Missouri Southern inaugurates fourth president
“Hello, my name is Bruce.” They are the words that have made the biggest impact to the Joplin community since Bruce Speck assumed his job as president of Missouri Southern State University about six months ago.
The Joplin Globe – Sep 20, 2008 02:53 AM [GMT] – comment?
“Hello, my name is Bruce.” They are the words that have made the biggest impact to the Joplin community since Bruce Speck assumed his job as president of Missouri Southern State University about six months ago.
The Joplin Globe – Sep 20, 2008 02:53 AM [GMT] – comment?
Lobbyist cites funding prospects for MSSU
The state of Missouri could be as much as $200 million short in next year’s budget, Kyna Iman, Missouri Southern State University’s government lobbyist, told the university’s Board of Governors during its monthly meeting Friday at the Joplin school.
The Joplin Globe – Sep 20, 2008 01:53 AM [GMT] – comment?
The state of Missouri could be as much as $200 million short in next year’s budget, Kyna Iman, Missouri Southern State University’s government lobbyist, told the university’s Board of Governors during its monthly meeting Friday at the Joplin school.
The Joplin Globe – Sep 20, 2008 01:53 AM [GMT] – comment?
Presidential painting auction starts today
CARTHAGE, Mo. — Political paintings by Carthage artist Andy Thomas go on the block today in an auction that, in some ways, may seem like the presidential election.
The Joplin Globe – Sep 20, 2008 01:53 AM [GMT] – comment?
CARTHAGE, Mo. — Political paintings by Carthage artist Andy Thomas go on the block today in an auction that, in some ways, may seem like the presidential election.
The Joplin Globe – Sep 20, 2008 01:53 AM [GMT] – comment?
Neosho man sentenced to 15 years in federal prison
KANSAS CITY, Mo. — A Neosho man accused of shooting and wounding two Neosho police officers in March 2007 was sentenced to 15 years in federal prison without parole on a separate but related federal charge of illegal possession of firearms Friday, according the office of the U.S. attorney for ... more »
The Joplin Globe – Sep 20, 2008 12:53 AM [GMT] – comment?
KANSAS CITY, Mo. — A Neosho man accused of shooting and wounding two Neosho police officers in March 2007 was sentenced to 15 years in federal prison without parole on a separate but related federal charge of illegal possession of firearms Friday, according the office of the U.S. attorney for ... more »
The Joplin Globe – Sep 20, 2008 12:53 AM [GMT] – comment?
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