Carthage incumbent, challenger vie for Missouri House District 163
CARTHAGE, Mo. — Incumbent Republican Cathy Jo Loy is running for her second term in the Missouri House, District 163, and this fall is facing a Democratic...
Oct 31, 2026Open source
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Carthage, Missouri. Counties or equivalents associated with this area: Jasper. Associated ZIP codes: 64836.
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Tigers prevail 10-7 over Webb City in defensive battle
CARTHAGE, Mo. — The last time the Webb City Cardinals and Carthage Tigers faced off, the Tigers walked away with a 36-14 win. Friday
Oct 31, 2026Open source
Carthage softball falls to second-ranked Willard
CARTHAGE, Mo. — The second-ranked softball team in Class 4, the Willard Tigers, proved to be too much for the Carthage Tigers as Carthage fell 6-1 Thursday...
Oct 10, 2026Open source
Carthage volleyball outlasts Webb City on 5 sets
CARTHAGE, Mo. — Thursday’s volleyball match between the Carthage High School Tigers and Webb City High School Cardinals was everything a rivalry should b...
Oct 4, 2026Open source
McGregor Street bridge replacement under review by railroad
CARTHAGE, Mo. — Carthage city officials are hoping to start the replacement of the bridge that carries McGregor Street over the railroad tracks between Cla...
Sep 29, 2026Open source
Webb City sweeps team titles at rainy Carthage invite
CARTHAGE, Mo. — A steady downpour didn’t put a damper on Thursday’s Carthage Invitational for the Webb City High School cross-country teams.
Sep 11, 2026Open source
Marta Churchwell: Shakespeare's 'Much Ado about Nothing' coming to Joplin, Carthage and Neosho
It all started last year when James P. Dickey, an adjunct professor of theater at Missouri Southern State University, wandered over to his neighbor’s garag...
Sep 10, 2026Open source
Schreiber revives plan to expand in Carthage, add jobs
CARTHAGE, Mo. — Schreiber Foods — already a major employer in Carthage with about 1,200 workers — is planning to grow.
Sep 10, 2026Open source
Commissioners approve burn ban for Jasper County
CARTHAGE, Mo. — Jasper County commissioners announced a countywide burn ban Tuesday due to dry conditions and an increased risk of wildfire.
Sep 3, 2026Open source
Carthage City Council tables fire, police overtime changes
CARTHAGE, Mo. — After nearly an hour of discussion and debate at Tuesday’s regular meeting, the Carthage City Council voted to table a proposal that woul...
Aug 27, 2026Open source
Congressman talks tourism during visit to Route 66 Drive-In Theatre
CARTHAGE, Mo. — Tourism is a major economic contributor in Southwest Missouri and U.S. Rep. Eric Burlison took a number of business leaders and others to l...
Aug 25, 2026Open source
Prep athletes battle heat during preseason
CARTHAGE, Mo. — Each year, about 9,000 U.S. high school athletes are treated for exertional heat-related illnesses, including heat exhaustion and heat stro...
Aug 13, 2026Open source
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Spice up your meals with horseradish 3 MIN READ
COLUMBIA — Eating horseradish is a novel way to trick your brain into thinking your head is on fire, said University of Missouri Extension horticulturist D...
Oct 31, 2026Open source
GARDEN SPOTLIGHT: Late-fall gardening tips for healthy landscapes, productive gardens
November marks the transition from fall to winter in Missouri gardens. Cooler temperatures and shorter days provide an excellent opportunity to prepare lands...
Oct 31, 2026Open source
Final pitch over Missouri abortion ban turns to fight over voter power 5 MIN READ
As Missouri voters prepare to decide whether to reinstate the state’s abortion ban, the final arguments over Amendment 3 are reaching beyond abortion itsel...
Oct 31, 2026Open source
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Spice up your meals with horseradish 3 MIN READ
COLUMBIA — Eating horseradish is a novel way to trick your brain into thinking your head is on fire, said University of Missouri Extension horticulturist D...
Oct 31, 2026Open source
GARDEN SPOTLIGHT: Late-fall gardening tips for healthy landscapes, productive gardens
November marks the transition from fall to winter in Missouri gardens. Cooler temperatures and shorter days provide an excellent opportunity to prepare lands...
Oct 31, 2026Open source
Final pitch over Missouri abortion ban turns to fight over voter power 5 MIN READ
As Missouri voters prepare to decide whether to reinstate the state’s abortion ban, the final arguments over Amendment 3 are reaching beyond abortion itsel...
Oct 31, 2026Open source
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37.1596860, -94.3112320
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