Six Carthage Students took a day out of their spring break on Wednesday to represent the R-9 School District at the 2010 Joplin Globe Spelling Bee at Missouri Southern State University.
Jasper County Sheriff’s Deputies will be dispatched from a radio center of their own starting sometime later this year after a decision by Sheriff Archie Dunn to sever ties with the current Jasper County 9-1-1 dispatch center.
Eddie Salazar Sr., the man charged with second degree murder in the death of his son, eight-month-old Eddie Salazar Jr., was bound over for trial on Wednesday after he waived his right to a preliminary hearing.
Carthage Chamber of Commerce officials have apparently made a decision as to the next president of the group but the public won’t know who that is until Tuesday.
The one consensus among Carthage High School’s soccer coaches is this: The Lady Tigers shouldn’t have any problem competing with anybody on this year’s schedule, especially against conference and district opponents.
Say this about the Tigers: Every match they play this spring should be competitive.
Officials at Carthage Caring Communities expressed concerns over a new, synthetic drug that’s becoming increasingly popular around the country.
A group dedicated to preserving the historic buildings in Carthage is setting out to explain its plans to the Carthage City Council and the public.
Talent on parade and Boy Scouts on the street amounted to two welcome boosts to a local ministry devoted to helping those in need.
Carthage Caring Communities met on Tuesday at the Fairview Christian Church, with representatives from several area businesses, groups and non-profits in attendance.
