Culture night at CJHS draws rave reviews

Annie Johnson learned how to write her name in Arabic, Daffol Ott taught students how to speak a few German phrases and Juan Lopez was happy to speak about his native Guatemala.

Mo. senators hearing testimony on school changes

Administrators of Catholic schools threw their support Tuesday behind a proposal that would allow students in failing public schools to receive scholarships for private schools subsidized by state tax credits.

Morgan signs with MSSU

Carthage senior Kaylee Morgan hasn’t done hurdles since she was in junior high, and she’s never competed in the javelin throw since the event is not sanctioned in Missouri at the high school level.

Tigers win in a shootout

Carthage’s best start so far this year put Mt. Vernon in an early hole, and the Tigers were able to hold off a feisty Mountaineers team and a barrage of three pointers in the second half to stay perfect at home with a 72-63 victory Tuesday night.

Carousel for Kiddieland

Carthage Kiwanis Club members, assisted by their Carthage High School Key Club counterparts, are working to bring a classic carousel back to life.

Getting to the bottom of student section controversy

It didn’t take long before I started receiving responses to a sports column last week in which I expressed my disappointment of Carthage High School’s student section at home basketball games.

CJHS meets Camryn

There was cheering, jumping and even head-banging as Carthage students rocked their lunch hour with Camryn.

T-shirts promote Project Graduation

Carthage residents have the chance to support the 2012 Project Graduation and wear a cool shirt at the same time.

Tigers head to Mac County with seven games left

The last home game for the Carthage boys basketball team was Monday, Jan. 16, and the Tigers won’t be home again until Jan. 31, a week from today.

Kids, meet golf

For the first time, golf will be taught in Carthage elementary schools.

MSSU announces high school essay contest

High school students in Southwest Missouri are invited to submit entries for the annual Society of Professional Journalists essay contest.

Darrow inks with Neosho county

When you’ve been playing softball since the age of three, it’s hard to imagine a life without the sport.

Editor disappointed in Carthage student section

Almost every single home basketball game I’ve been to this season for the Carthage boys team, I’ve seen the same things.

R-9 Board goes paperless

Monday’s Carthage R-9 Board of Education was a first for the local board members, instead of packets of paper documents, the board had laptop computers in front of them.

Facebook policy

With the state’s March 1 deadline looming, Carthage School Superintendent Blaine Henningsen presented the draft of a policy to the R-9 Board of Education governing electronic communication between students and school staff.

Meet the World conclusion

The students stood with pride as they represented their homelands Saturday evening.

Carthage beats talented CJ

Head coach Steve Ray and the Carthage boys basketball team knew the level of athleticism Carl Junction would bring to Carthage High School Monday night.

Tigers put Joplin away in second half

Halfway through the first quarter Monday night, the Carthage girls basketball team was trailing visiting Joplin by a point.

Election filings close today

Today is the final day to file for election to seats on the Carthage City Council and the Carthage School Board.

School tours

In the first of four tours of Carthage R-9 school facilities, residents saw bleachers that are sliding or rotting at the 60-year-old football field, tennis courts that are cracking, and a baseball field that dates from the 1930s and meets almost no modern codes.


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