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Dr. Richard Fulton: Athletics and education in Missouri
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MSSU Board Holds November Meeting
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Photos: Bearcats visit school to read to children
20 Nov 2009, 2:40 pm |
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WEB EXTRA: Search begins for new Carthage Chamber president, economic development director
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Joplin resident charged with second degree murder
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The Carthage Press The countdown is on! The prep winter sports season is right around the corner. The 63rd Annual Carthage Invitational begins Monday, Nov. 30, at the brand new Carthage High School. Appropriately, Carthage opens up the new floor against former Southwest Conference rival Nevada at 6 p.m.
The Carthage Press Take a minute to vote on this week's prep football question.
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The Carthage Press View images from Lamar High School's Class 2 semifinal playoff game with Maryville High School.
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The Carthage Press View images from Webb City High School's Class 4 semifinal playoff game with Kearney High School.
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COC selects Tarwater, Jaeger
Kayla Tarwater, after helping the Lady Tigers conclude a 20-win season, was recently tabbed an All-Central Ozark Conference Large Division selection. Tarwater, a senior second-team selection, was the only Carthage High School volleyball player recognized by the conference, d...
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Kayla Tarwater, after helping the Lady Tigers conclude a 20-win season, was recently tabbed an All-Central Ozark Conference Large Division selection. Tarwater, a senior second-team selection, was the only Carthage High School volleyball player recognized by the conference, d...
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The Carthage Press The prep basketball season, believe it or not, is right around the corner. The Carthage Invitational, as always, kicks off the season. The tournament, which will be played for the first time at the brand new Carthage High School gym, begins Monday, Nov. 30. A tournament meeting will be held Wednesday evening.
The Carthage Press Despite additional work on weekends and unseasonably warm November weather, construction work to the new Tech Center is still lagging a few weeks behind schedule.
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Roberts records double-double in Jennies 97-66 victory
The Central Missouri Jennies basketball team sailed to a 97-66 victory over Graceland (Iowa) University on Sunday afternoon at the UCM Multipurpose Building. With this win, the Jennies remain undefeated against the Yellowjackets. UCM (1-0) hit a layup at the 19 minute mark by Danielle Shows be...
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The Central Missouri Jennies basketball team sailed to a 97-66 victory over Graceland (Iowa) University on Sunday afternoon at the UCM Multipurpose Building. With this win, the Jennies remain undefeated against the Yellowjackets. UCM (1-0) hit a layup at the 19 minute mark by Danielle Shows be...
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Henson inks with MSSU
Chasity Henson was already wearing a Missouri Southern T-shirt Thursday afternoon. Turns out, it didn’t take long for Henson to choose where she wanted to play collegiate softball. “Actually it was a spur-of-the-moment thing,” explained Henson who, after waiting patiently for...
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Chasity Henson was already wearing a Missouri Southern T-shirt Thursday afternoon. Turns out, it didn’t take long for Henson to choose where she wanted to play collegiate softball. “Actually it was a spur-of-the-moment thing,” explained Henson who, after waiting patiently for...
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Avilla student escorts WWII vet to Holland
A group of six veterans accompanied by 12 students, including Avilla’s Amy Ziler traveled to the Netherlands for the 65th anniversary of Operation Market Garden Sept. 17-25. Ziler, a College of the Ozarks student, is the daughter of James and Grace Ziler of Avil...
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A group of six veterans accompanied by 12 students, including Avilla’s Amy Ziler traveled to the Netherlands for the 65th anniversary of Operation Market Garden Sept. 17-25. Ziler, a College of the Ozarks student, is the daughter of James and Grace Ziler of Avil...
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Even as you read this, three Carthage High School students are in the
Lone Star State demonstrating highly skilled procedures commonly seen
on primetime crime shows such as the popular CSI.
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United Way benefits American Red Cross
The Carthage United Way is in the midst of its 2009 fund drive. The
goal is to raise $310,000 to distribute to area groups and agencies
that help people.
In the past three issues The Carthage Press told you about
the food pantries run by the Salvation Army, Crosslines and the Crisis
Ce...nter. These are three of the 14 agency members of the Carthage United
Way that benefit from the money raised in Carthage.Read More
The Carthage United Way is in the midst of its 2009 fund drive. The
goal is to raise $310,000 to distribute to area groups and agencies
that help people.
In the past three issues The Carthage Press told you about
the food pantries run by the Salvation Army, Crosslines and the Crisis
Ce...nter. These are three of the 14 agency members of the Carthage United
Way that benefit from the money raised in Carthage.Read More
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Carthage Press, your source for the latest breaking local news, sports, weather, business, jobs, real estate, shopping, health, travel, and entertainment in Carthage, MO.
The Carthage Press View images from Carthage High School's Class 3 sectional playoff match with Kickapoo High School.
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Honor Flight a 'dream come true' for one veteran
When he learned he was being given a free trip to Washington to see the World War II Memorial, World War II veteran Sgt. Millard Blaine called it a “dream come true.” According to his son, Myron Blaine of Hannibal, his dad had not expected to ever see the World W...
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When he learned he was being given a free trip to Washington to see the World War II Memorial, World War II veteran Sgt. Millard Blaine called it a “dream come true.” According to his son, Myron Blaine of Hannibal, his dad had not expected to ever see the World W...
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Chiefs blank CHS
One huge goal, coupled with several missed opportunities, summed up Carthage’s 1-0 loss to Kickapoo in the sectional round of the 2009 MSHSAA Class 3 soccer playoffs. Carthage, which advanced to the postseason as back-to-back District 12 champions, concluded its seaso...
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One huge goal, coupled with several missed opportunities, summed up Carthage’s 1-0 loss to Kickapoo in the sectional round of the 2009 MSHSAA Class 3 soccer playoffs. Carthage, which advanced to the postseason as back-to-back District 12 champions, concluded its seaso...
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