Hank Aaron Has Passed Away [VIDEO]
We are sad to report that Baseball Hall of Famer Henry “Hank” Aaron died today, as reported by his daughter, at 86. Aaron was much more than merely a baseball player. He overcame racism
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Dryer Safety Tip Could I Fire Prevention
Dryer fires and venting is a huge issue in the winter. Make sure your vents to the outside are clear. Keep your family and safe with this simple home safety tip. We have a
Paws up For Joplin Police Department K9 Officer Pax
Paws up for K9 Officer Pax of the Joplin Police Department. Retirement and a lot of playing catch are in his future, but you should see how successful Officer Pax and his handler, was
Free COVID Testing in Joplin
The Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services is offering free COVID testing in Joplin on January 22nd.
Jeans Day Could Bring More Comfort Than You Can Imagine
We found this great idea to utilize the infamous “Jeans Day.” If you have a “Jeans Day” at work, we’d like you to consider Water Gardens Ministries as the lucky recipient of your fun
Joplin Main Street Construction Between 8th – 9th on Main
The City of Joplin urges motorists to find an alternative route due to construction on Main Street between 8th and 9th Street for approximately the next three days. Complete details follow… Sprouls Construction is
Our Top Five Winter Hacks For Easy Morning Commutes
Winter can cause some inconveniences that slow us down as we try to get where we want to go. If you’re parking outside this winter, check these five ways to keep your car from
Jasper County Courthouse Closes Part of Pearl Avenue | City of Joplin
Please be careful driving on Pearl Avenue by the new Jasper County Courthouse as a portion of this Avenue will be permanently closed starting January 8th. Due to the construction of the new Jasper
Bowl For Kids Sake
Join us on February 6th for an early Mardi Gras party with our Mask-erade. Decorate your mask for a chance to win a variety of prizes from most creative, best character, best team theme
Who Gets the COVID-19 Vaccine First
As we know the supply of the COVID-19 vaccine in the United States limited. The CDC provides recommendations on who should be vaccinated first. Three factors were considered with these recommendations: CDC Decrease death