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A Missouri Department of Transportation project to put a new surface on Carthage's main commercial corridor south of Fairview Avenue has been delayed a week.
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Residents who use a police scanner to listen on on what the city's emergency workers are doing will notice a big change this week.
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The equipment and baskets needed to create a disc golf course in Kellogg Lake Park were supposed to be delivered to the city on Wednesday, meaning city parks crews could be in the park later this week installing them.
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Staff Infection the winning team of the first annual Carthage Bright Futures basketball tournament, Friday, at Carthage Middle School.
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A precise cause of the June 1 fire that destroyed the historic McCrillis Building that housed the Sassy Spoon restaurant could not be determined, according to Carthage Fire Chief Chris Thompson, but the fire was ruled accidental in nature.
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Friday, June 7, will be Carthage Area United Way’s 13th Annual Day of Caring.
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An opportunity to share a love for reading while having fun with your family will be at the Carthage Middle School this week.
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The Carthage Police Department has released more information on the victim found under the Missouri Highway 96 bridge on Memorial Day.
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Normally, the Carthage version of the American Cancer Society's Relay for Life features at least two teams from Leggett & Platt's corporate office.
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People hoping to beat the Memorial Day heat with a dip in the Spring River at Kellogg Lake Park were greeted with the shocking sight of a dead man on the opposite bank under the Missouri Highway 96 bridge.
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Class sizes keep growing, making space a precious commodity in Carthage.
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Moving the Jasper County Sheriff's Office from its current headquarters on County Road 180 to the Carthage Square will cost county taxpayers another $650,000 over the next year.
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The city will allow residents to bring tree limbs and yard waste created by Monday's severe storms to the Carthage Recycling Center on West Macon Street without charge through Saturday.
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