Threat posed by dumped grease is believed to be over now that illicit manhole has been plugged
Grease that played havoc with operation of the Center Creek 201 Waste Water Treatment Plant floats on the sludge pond, where it will have to
Trenton Hayes at the Kaminsky Classic Saturday and in the Cardinal Dome Tuesday.
In less than a week, the Webb City boys basketball team has defeated Joplin for the championship of the annual Joplin Kaminisky Classic and defeated the Eagles at home for their first conference win of the season.
In winning the tournament Saturday for the first time, the Cardinals came back from a 31-23 deficit to win 66-55. Nickhai Howard and Mekhi Garrard were selected for the all-tournament team.
Brennan Stebbins provides more complete coverage of the championship game on the Ozarks Sports Zone.
Prior to the championship game, the Cardinals had defeated Clever and Nevada.
Cohl Vaden (24) leads a break and celebrates with Mekhi Garrard after they scored the last 4 points of the home win.
Luke Brumit (31) and Nickhai Howard (21).
The Central Ozark Conference game in the Cardinal Dome was much tighter, with the Cardinals winding up on top 80-74.
Five Cardinals, Garrard, Howard, Luke Brumit, Cohl Vaden and Trenton Hayes, scored in double figures. Jason Peake provides complete coverage at SOMO Sports.
The 9-1 Cardinals won’t return to Cardinal Dome until February 2. In the meantime, they play at Ozark Friday, January 15, the Frontenac Tournament the weekend of January 21-23, and at Camdenton Jan. 30.
Final seconds of the Cardinals’ 56-29 home win Tuesday against Joplin.
The Cardinals girls team also defeated Joplin this week. They won 56-29 here Monday. Jason Peake details the game at SOMO Sports.
They will play Thursday, January 14, at Ozark and then the week of January 18 in the Logan-Rogersville Lady Wildcat Classic.
The next action at Cardinal Dome will be a double dual wrestling meet at 5 p.m. Thursday, January 18, against Seneca and McDonald County.
Grease that played havoc with operation of the Center Creek 201 Waste Water Treatment Plant floats on the sludge pond, where it will have to
Drew Talbott speaks about his friend, Ron Lankford, during the funeral on Friday in the Cardinal Dome. Ron Lankford eulogized A sizable crowd was present
Ron Lankford is said to have purchased more stones than anyone else at the Traditions Plaza on the campus of the University of Missouri in
The Ragtag Cinema in Columbia is sold out Monday for the screening of two documentaries, “Cardinal Valley: A Restoration Story” and “Living Soil.” GO POO!
Officer Anthony Mosley sworn in A badge-pinning ceremony for Patrol Officer Anthony Mosley was held at the beginning of the Webb City Council meeting on
