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TRAIN Gym to Host MURPH Community Day on May 26, 2025

TRAIN Gym to Host MURPH Community Day on May 26, 2025

TRAIN Gym invites the community to join them for their MURPH Community Day on Monday, May 26, 2025! Hosted at Missouri Southern

Passage of Transfer Bill to Benefit Crowder College Students

Passage of Transfer Bill to Benefit Crowder College Students

(Jefferson City, MO) – Crowder College is extremely grateful to the Missouri General Assembly for passing a transformative

City of Joplin Cancels May 19 City Council Meeting Due to Inclement Weather Predictions

City of Joplin Cancels May 19 City Council Meeting Due to Inclement Weather Predictions

(Joplin, MO) – Due to forecasted severe weather, the May 19, 2025, Joplin City Council meeting has been canceled. All agenda

Work Progressing at Freeman Neosho Rehabilitation; State-of-the-Art Facility to Be a Fully Enclosed Structure by June

Work Progressing at Freeman Neosho Rehabilitation; State-of-the-Art Facility to Be a Fully Enclosed Structure by June

(Neosho, MO) – Newton County residents driving on Wood or McKinney streets in downtown Neosho can’t miss the newest addition

SBA Relief Still Available to Missouri Small Businesses and Private Nonprofits Affected by Drought

SBA Relief Still Available to Missouri Small Businesses and Private Nonprofits Affected by Drought

(Sacramento, CA) – The U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA) is reminding eligible small businesses and private nonprofit

Crowder College's Softball Team Earns 17th in National Tournament

Crowder College's Softball Team Earns 17th in National Tournament

(Neosho, MO) – Crowder College earned the #17 seed in the NJCAA Division I National Tournament to be held in Yuma, Arizona

Watered Gardens Ministries Featured in New Amazon Prime Documentary 'True Charity Reclaimed'

Watered Gardens Ministries Featured in New Amazon Prime Documentary 'True Charity Reclaimed'

Watered Gardens Ministries is excited to share that their story is featured in a new Amazon Prime documentary titled True

May 2025 News & Updates from Missouri SBDC

May 2025 News & Updates from Missouri SBDC

Join the Missouri Small Business Development Center (SBDC) hosted at Missouri Southern State University (MSSU) as they celebrate

Children's Center of Southwest Missouri to Celebrate 28 Years of Healing with Open House on May 28

Children's Center of Southwest Missouri to Celebrate 28 Years of Healing with Open House on May 28

In 1996, a group of dedicated community members came together with a shared belief: there had to be a better way to respond

Joplin Regional Alliance for Health Releases First Edition of the Joplin Area Health Care Education & Career Guide

Joplin Regional Alliance for Health Releases First Edition of the Joplin Area Health Care Education & Career Guide

(Joplin, MO) – The Joplin Regional Alliance for Health (JRAH) is excited to announce the publication of its first edition

City of Joplin's Monthly Tree Limb Drop-Off Program Opens May 16 and 17

City of Joplin's Monthly Tree Limb Drop-Off Program Opens May 16 and 17

Residents who have cleared old brush and tree limbs from the winter months of accumulation can drop them off this Friday

Missouri Southern State University's CIS Students Place in Top 10 at Association of Computing Machinery's 2025 Hackathon

Missouri Southern State University's CIS Students Place in Top 10 at Association of Computing Machinery's 2025 Hackathon

Five Missouri Southern State University (MSSU) Department of Computer Information Science (CIS) students earned a Top 10

Connect2Culture Presents Mike Super: Magic and Illusion on May 17

Connect2Culture Presents Mike Super: Magic and Illusion on May 17

On Saturday, May 17, see America’s Got Talent finalist Mike Super on Connect2Culture’s (C2C) stage at the Harry

Joplin Police Department Officially Receives Missouri Blue Shield Designation

Joplin Police Department Officially Receives Missouri Blue Shield Designation

The Missouri Department of Public Safety has officially awarded the Joplin Police Department the Blue Shield designation

Joplin Public Library Announces 2025 Summer Reading Program

Joplin Public Library Announces 2025 Summer Reading Program

(Joplin, MO) – Joplin Public Library (JPL) is excited to present their annual all-ages Summer Reading Program from May 27

Leadership Joplin Class of 2025 Invites Community to Join Them for Color the Community Day on May 31

Leadership Joplin Class of 2025 Invites Community to Join Them for Color the Community Day on May 31

The Leadership Joplin Class of 2025 invites the community to join them on Saturday, May 31, at Creative Audio (629 S. Main

Ozark Center's Roger Koch Recognized for Life-Changing Veteran Care

Ozark Center's Roger Koch Recognized for Life-Changing Veteran Care

(Joplin, MO) – Roger Koch, the man who’s helped scores of Joplin area veterans mentally transition back into society following

Kansas City University Celebrates 2025 Graduates Filling Essential Gaps in Health Care Workforce

Kansas City University Celebrates 2025 Graduates Filling Essential Gaps in Health Care Workforce

Kansas City University (KCU) celebrated a momentous 2025 commencement season with ceremonies held in Joplin and Kansas City

Crowder College's 'Crowder Quill' Awards Magazine Published

Crowder College's 'Crowder Quill' Awards Magazine Published

(Neosho, MO) – The winners of the annual contest for the Crowder Quill literary and art magazine of Crowder College have

Missouri Southern State University Launches Missouri 3D Printing Center of Precision Health

Missouri Southern State University Launches Missouri 3D Printing Center of Precision Health

Missouri Southern State University (MSSU) is proud to announces the opening of the Missouri 3D Printing Center of Precision

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