Ten Minute Tuesdays

Headlines this week include: MDC approves expansion of furbearer hunting and trapping seasons, Start this year’s garden preparation with a soil test, Vision Carthage announces landscaping plans for the new roundabout at Fairlawn and a Jasper County bowfisher swipes the first state record of 2022. You can find these stories on our home page as well as view local obituaries on our website 24/7 at carthagenewsonline.com.  Plus, Jacqueline shares weather, David brings you Carthage Tiger sports and Wendi has events coming to Carthage. Subscribe to catch Carthage, Mo., news each week on your favorite podcast platform.

Headlines this week include: the Carthage Chamber announces the theme “Carthage at the Crossroads: Celebrating Route 66” for the 56th annual maple leaf festival and is seeking art entries for the theme. The Battle of Carthage Live-action reenactment is set for May 21-22, a Jasper County family keeps close tabs on Ukrainian daughter, and a police officer that was killed south of St. Louis last week was a native of Carthage, graduating in 2009, he had wanted to be a police officer since preschool. You can find these stories on our home page as well as view local obituaries on our website 24/7 at carthagenewsonline.com.  Plus, Jacqueline shares weather, David brings you Carthage Tiger sports and Wendi has events coming to Carthage. Subscribe to catch Carthage, Mo., news each week on your favorite podcast platform.

Headlines this week include:  The 160th Anniversary of the Civil War Battle will be in May of this year; the new use tax is producing money for the city; the Carthage Board of Education will meet to discuss the Bond issue for the new Performing Arts Center at the high school; Carthage 2022 Seniors awarded the platinum level national career readiness certificate; the highly pathogenic avian influenza has been found in Missouri wild birds; and Missouri statewide gas prices are nearing record highs as increases continue nationwide. You can find these stories under the Podcast Headlines section on our home page as well as view local obituaries on our website 24/7 at carthagenewsonline.com. Plus, Jacqueline shares weather, David brings you Carthage Tiger sports and Wendi has events coming to Carthage. Subscribe to catch Carthage, Mo., news each week on your favorite podcast platform.

Headlines this week include:  Carthage School Board will consider putting the Performing Arts Center on the August ballot after a mistake left it off the April ballot;  Restorations continue on the North Tech Center; Missouri State Senate passes supplemental budget to the current fiscal budget; Restorations begin on the Boots Motel; Jasper County Youth compete at 2022 4-H State Meats Judging Contest; It’s time to get your 2022 annual hunting and fishing permits; and Big BAM preps for the upcoming Route 66 ride.  You can find these stories under the Podcast Headlines section on our home page as well as view local obituaries on our website 24/7 at carthagenewsonline.com. Plus, Jacqueline shares weather, David brings you Carthage Tiger sports and Wendi has events coming to Carthage. Subscribe to catch Carthage, Mo., news each week on your favorite podcast platform.

Headlines this week include: Carthage Chamber hosts Eggs & Issues Event with lawmakers; Carthage School Board will meet to discuss the Performing Arts Center on the August ballot after it was left off the April ballot by mistake; Carlos Macias named to Notre Dame’s First Year of Studies Dan’s List; Spuds N More tickets are now available through Soroptimist International of Carthage; Jasper County Extension Council Members were recently elected; and Missouri S&T announced their Fall 2021 honor roll list. You can find these stories under the Podcast Headlines section on our home page as well as view local obituaries on our website 24/7 at carthagenewsonline.com. Plus, Jacqueline shares weather, David brings you Carthage Tiger sports and Wendi has events coming to Carthage. Subscribe to catch Carthage, Mo., news each week on your favorite podcast platform.

Headlines this week include: A clerical error leaves the bond issue for a Performing Arts Center off the April ballot; JCSO enrolling for Sheriff's Citizen's Academy; Carthage Chamber to hold a reception for new President; Carthage FBLA teaches fifth-graders about American Enterprise, they also competed at MSSU; additional charges were filed in a Missouri kidnapping; and 54,000 feral hogs have been removed from Missouri since 2016. Plus, Jacqueline shares weather, David brings you Carthage Tiger sports and Wendi has events coming to Carthage. Subscribe to catch Carthage, Mo., news each week on your favorite podcast platform.

Headlines this week include: Carthage grad files to challenge the race for mayor; YMCA anticipates some bizarre attire for the 5th annual Mardi Gras race; Briann Royer named to State Technical College of Missouri Dean's List; and There's always room for strawberries. Plus, Jacqueline shares weather and David brings you Carthage Tiger sports and events coming to Carthage. Subscribe to catch local news each week on your favorite podcast platform.

Headlines this week include John discussing Carthage facing increasing costs for bridge repairs; several area graduates were named to college honor rolls; AAA says $3 gas is here to star for a while; Jasper County Sheriff arrest reports are available at carthagenewsonline.com. Plus, Jacqueline shares weather and David brings you Carthage Tiger sports and events coming to Carthage. Subscribe to catch local news each week on your favorite podcast platform.

Headlines this week include Carthage is starting to see the revenue come in for the use tax approved in August 2021, a Carthage man attempts to flee Joplin courts building then assaults officers, a kidnapping out of East Prairie Missouri ends with an arrest in Jasper County, and Jasper County Health Department implements electronic documentation for new COVID cases. Plus, David shares weather, Carthage Tiger sports and events coming to Carthage. Subscribe to catch local news each week on your favorite podcast platform.

Headlines this week include Carthage R-9 Board of Education approves putting the no tax increase bond issue in front of voters in April for a Performing Arts Center, three Carthage students will be recognized at Gov. Mike Parson's annual state of the state address in Jefferson City, Principal Laurel Rosenthal to retire from Mark Twain after 55 years with the school, and Julie Reams takes over as President of the Carthage Chamber of Commerce. Plus, David shares weather, sports and events coming to Carthage. Subscribe to catch local news each week on your favorite podcast platform.