Ten Minute Tuesday brings news, events, weather, and sports from Carthage in less than ten minutes. This week - we have concert tickets! Listen & act ASAP to win tickets to the Chris Young concert on Thursday, July 1st at Black Oak Mountain Amphitheater. Subscribe to stay in touch with more opportunities to win throughout the concert series.
Headlines include confirmation of Chief Greg Dagnan as Assistant City Manager in addition to duties as Police Chief, City Muni Code regarding fireworks with Lt Chad Dininger from Carthage Police Department. Sign up for a daily e-newsletter, COVID 19 updates in Jasper County,  and the Area Agency on Aging offers staff assistance to help seniors register for vaccinations. Weather and ten events for the holiday weekend including artCentral Carthage, Carthage Farmer's Market, Battle of Carthage Vesper's Service, Community Day with FREE Kiddieland rides, FREE swim at the municipal pool, FREE skate at the skating rink, live music, and fireworks from the City of Carthage, Carthage Parks, and Visit Carthage.

New this week - traffic! Ten Minute Tuesdays brings you the news, events, weather, sports, and traffic closures happening in Carthage. Tune in for headlines including the return of Sgt. Alumbaugh, Road Closures, Fireworks ordinances in Carthage, City Council news in Carthage from John Hacker, more road closures, Lime Scooters, a small weather update, sports featuring Cheer signups from Carthage Youth Cheer, congrats to Bill Putnam, and CONGRATS to Haven Shepherd - she's on the US Women's Paralympic  Swim Team headed to Tokyo! Plus, events in Carthage this week featuring an interview with Mark Sponaugle from Stone's Throw Dinner Theatre about their show Blythe Spirit and Bible School continues at Crossroads Baptist Church and artCentral continues the Member Exhibition on Friday and Saturday. SUBSCRIBE to get the best news podcast in Carthage!

Ten Minute Tuesday brings news, events, weather, and sports from Carthage Missouri in less than ten minutes. This week our headlines lead with a tragic car accident that claimed the life of Carthage High School student, Victor Reyes. Additional stories include the return of remains of a Korean War Veteran lost in combat, Kid's Fishing Day report, traffic closures on Fairview and Garrison, Missouri Preservation awards honors to Carthage Historic Preservation, and weekend events include a virtual case study in genealogy, a variety of virtual events from Missouri Department of Conservation,  the member exhibition at artCentral, Screen-Free Saturday at artCentral, Art by the Spring from the Carthage Chamber of Commerce artist of the year April Davis Brunner, a Father's Day Pop Up Market at Sweet Chickadees featuring five area vendors including The Blue House Baker, and Bible School starts on the 21st at Crossroads Baptist Church in Carthage.

You can find more news at carthagenewsonline.com and events at carthagenewsonline.com/events. As always, we would love to include your stories; email your ideas and events to [email protected]

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Ten Minute Tuesday brings news and events from Carthage each week. This week, we talk weather, the loss of Whitehead Feed Mill in LaRussell, the scheduled full opening of the Carthage Senior Center, summer reading updates from Sherri Luce at the Carthage Public Library, and events this week like Carthage Area United Way's Day of Caring, Member Exhibition at ArtCentralCarthage, Food Truck Friday in Central Park, Kid's Fishing Day with the Missouri Dept. of Conservation and Kellogg Lake Board and Friends, Carthage Stampede Rodeo weekend, and Carthage Council on the Arts brings Jim Hunter and the Mellowtones to Central Park on Saturday at 7 p.m.

John Hacker joins us with a story about Memorial Day and a report on opening weekend at Kiddieland. Other headlines feature local author CC Brown, MSSU Choral Society, and sports with David. Finally a few highlights from a packed summer calendar of events at carthagenewsonline.com/events

Our Sound Start this week is one high note from Heartland Opera Theatre followed by loads of applause from Carthaginians excited to see a live performance. Carthage News gets better from there with Golden Key Winners from Carthage Schools, Emma Pound graduates with a Master's Degree, Carthage Community Foundation awards over $61,000 in area grants, and City Council meets tonight to appoint a new municipal judge. Plus sports from David and event updates from Wendi featuring HERE4Carthage, FairAcresFamilyYMCA opens the Municipal Pool, Carthage Kiwani's Kiddieland Opening, archery class from the Missouri Department of Conservation, and Taps Across America in Sarcoxie. 

A ton of good news this week! Headlines from columnist Rebecca Haines on Lottie's Soda Shop, a win for the Robotics Team at MU S&T in Rolla, CFO honors Danny Lambeth, Missouri Department of Conservation reports turkey season numbers for spring, and honorable recognition for Mercy Carthage! Plus, Carthage Schools look at policies regarding public storm shelters and vaccination updates from Mercy and Jasper County Health Department. David reports on end-of-season sports and Wendi reviews weekend events including a free concert in Central Park from the Heartland Opera Theatre. Subscribe on your favorite podcast platform to find the latest news each week in your inbox. 

Congratulations to our Sponsor Jeff Hodkin of American Family Insurance for making headlines! The new location of American Family Insurance located on Chestnut and Garrison is the winner of the Carthage Chamber of Commerce's Spotlight Award at their virtual awards ceremony! Other updates include Powers Museum Closing Its Doors, Emergency Broadband Benefit from the FCC, Hall of Heroes Seeks Nominations, and Leggett & Platt Sales are up in the first quarter of 2021. Plus, sports with David and events from Wendi including Carthage Farmer's Market, Food Truck Friday, artCentral exhibition and Screen-Free Saturday, and Stone's Throw Dinner Theatre delivers The Murder Room on stage this weekend. Subscribe on your favorite podcast platform for our weekly report! 

Ten Minute Tuesday brings news, events, weather, and sports from Carthage, Missouri. Tune in this week for news regarding Marian Days and headlines about coaches and new administrators at Carthage Schools, Elk hunting permits are available from the Missouri Department of Conservation, and Carthage Community Foundation awards over $24K in scholarships to Seniors at Awards Night. Plus, David delivers results in sports from Carthage Boys and Girls Track and Field, Boys Tennis, Boys Golf, and Baseball, and the Girls Soccer team is having a great season! Finally, Wendi wraps up with events in Carthage this week hosted by Carthage Farmer's Market, artCentral, Stone's Throw Dinner Theatre, Vision Carthage, and the Jasper County Sherriff's Office. 

Headline featuring sounds of the Vision Carthage Mural Installation Ceremony on Monday with a full story from John Hacker. Plus, details on an agriculture workshop for women offered May thru June online, a new Mayor Pro Tem, Flash Flood Warning through Thursday, and sports with David featuring a 15-year-old who scored a hole in one! Wendi drops the details on events this week including the Carthage Citywide Yard Sale.