Doesn’t seem that long ago that new railing was installed up the front steps of the post office and then the east entrance was made wheel-chair accessible. But all that salt spread on ice to keep customers from falling has taken its toll.
American Construction has welded new railings and devised a new way of attaching them to the concrete instead of embedding them in holes drilled in the concrete and stone.
Rust has obviously been a problem.
The Oronogo United Methodist Church Women Society’s annual chili supper will be held Saturday in the church basement.
Serving will be from noon to 5 p.m. It will cost $7 for adults and $4 for children (12 and under). Pick-up and take-out orders will be available.
The meal will include chili or vegetable soup and dessert.
The Webb City-Carl Junction Rotary is sponsoring a new patriotic cause, Honor a Hero, in time for Memorial Day.
For $50 per year, Rotary will display a flag on Memorial Day, July 4 and Veterans Day in either Webb City’s King Jack Park or in Carl Junction’s Memorial Park.
Flags can be dedicated in the name of an individual, family or business.
To reserve a flag, call (417) 649-8846 or (417) 553-7541.
Besides their regular fun-fly and swap meet for spring, members of the Sky Kings R/C Club will hold pylon races and open flying on Saturday at their airfield.
Pilots in the pylon race will be competing for trophies, and there will be a raffle for an airplane kit.
The event will be held from 9 a.m. to sunset. Lawn chairs and hats are recommended. Lunch will be available. The airfield is north of Sharon Drive on the west edge of Carterville (but actually in Webb City).
Pro Musica will present the Wind Ensemble of the Academy of St. Martin in the Fields in a concert at 7 p.m. Thursday, April 20, in the Beshore Performance Hall at the Harry M. Cornell Center for Arts & Entertainment, 212 W. Seventh St, Joplin.
The concert is offered free of charge, with donations welcome at the door. No advance reservations are required, and seating is first come, first served.
The world-renowned ensemble will present a concert of works for winds, brass, and piano, featuring guest pianist Caroline Palmer. Works on offer include cornerstones of the repertoire for wind quartet and piano by Mozart and Beethoven, as well as trios by Carl Reinecke and Francis Poulenc that make use of the unique instrumental combinations within the ensemble.
Red is draped on the fence at 128 N. Webb St. It’s Paint the Town Red Week It’s beginning to look a lot like Paint the Town Red week as
A columbarium with 50 niches has been installed near the entrance of Mount Hope Cemetery. Mount Hope announces new way to search for loved ones’ graves Travis Boyd, general manager
Superintendents Phil Cook, Carl Junction; Luke Boyer, Carthage; Kerry Sachetta, Joplin, and Brenten Byrd, Webb City, hold a press conference Monday at the Southwest Center for Educational Excellence in Webb
Aston Stovern’s Shape of a Woman sculpture is dedicated Monday, with Mercy Park in the background. Soroptomists dedicate Aston Stovern’s Shape of a Woman sculpture Bob Foos The Shape of
Jaeli Rutledge (foreground) and Jaylee Van Becelaere Volleyball Cardinals take second place at Hillcrest tournament Webb City volleyball improved to 8-3-1 with a 3-0 win Tuesday at Springfield Central. That
Mason Williams (5), Brady Belcher (59) and Brody Eggleston (16) hold the line at Kickapoo last week. Cards are at home Friday against Ozark Bob Foos Louden Bolinger (65) and
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