City of Lamar City Offices and TATS will be closed on Friday, November 11th in observance of Veterans Day.
There will be no Sanitation service.
Monday, October 31, 2016
City of Lamar offices to close Veterans Day
(From the City of Lamar)
City of Lamar City Offices and TATS will be closed on Friday, November 11th in observance of Veterans Day.
City of Lamar City Offices and TATS will be closed on Friday, November 11th in observance of Veterans Day.
Jasper Police: Make sure to report any clowns
(From the Jasper Police Department)
Ladies and gentlemen of Jasper, as Halloween draws nearer with all the reports of suspicious clown sightings please make sure you are reporting anything suspicious to your local law enforcement.
We have received reports of suspicious clowns as close as Lamar and Joplin.
We are doing what we can by having extra officers on duty Halloween night but we can only do so much without your reporting suspicious activity.
We hope everyone has a safe and happy Halloween tomorrow night and hope to see you at the police department for our 1st annual Halloween party 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. today.
Jasper Police Department Halloween Block Party underway
Happy Halloween Jasper!
Don't forget the Halloween block party tonight at the Police Dept. It would be best to park up on Grand Ave. and walk down, as the only vehicles allowed in will be the ones who are setting up Trunk or Treat. We'll have Main. St. closed from Lexington to Grand. Trunk or treat will be up near Grand, so please come in that way.
Should be a great time, we'll have lots of candy and food, as well as games for the kids.
Thank you very much to all who have donated items to make this event happen.
Joplin Police Department adds lifesaving equipment
The Joplin Police Department introduces a new piece of equipment in hopes of saving lives.
In celebration of opening their 1000th store, the Firehouse Subs Public Safety Foundation donated a Zoll AED (automated external defibrillator) to the police department. Knowing law enforcement is often the first to arrive on scene, local Firehouse Subs franchise owner Jason Pullman partnered with the department to help deliver lifesaving medical treatment in a timelier manner to the community.
Having the AED will allow responding officers the ability to help in resuscitation efforts of people suffering from cardiac arrest.
The Police Department is always looking for partnerships in the community. This is another outstanding example of the community working together to benefit one another.
Joplin Police Department Weekend Arrests
10/28/2016 0940
MARIA LOUISA WHITAKER
112 Elm St, B CARTHAGE, MO 64836
WF 33 303 E 3RD ST 0.00
1 1 BENCH WARRANT
2 1 BENCH WARRANT
10/28/2016 0945
ERIC LEE DANIELS
1123 E 5th St JOPLIN, MO 64801
WM 24 1123 W 5TH ST 53.50
1 1 COMMIT
10/28/2016 0917
JAXON ANDREW FREDRICK
1123 W 5th Street JOPLIN, MO 64801
WM 44 1123 W 5TH ST 0.00
1 1 DOMESTIC ASSAULT--CITY
10/28/2016 1204
CHEREE NICOLE RICE
2902 S Oliver Ave JOPLIN, MO 64804
WF 28 303 E 3RD ST 500.00
1 1 FAIL TO APPEAR
10/28/2016 1340
DANIEL SAMUELS
209 Mcghee JOPLIN, MO 64801
41 303 E 3RD ST 103.50
1 1 COMMIT
10/28/2016 1413
ADAM CORDELL POWELL
30 Kimberling Shores, 2 KIMBERLING CITY, MO 65686
249 E 5TH ST/S PENNSYLVANIA AVE
WM 32 0.00
1 1 MENTAL 96 HOUR HOLD
10/28/2016 1640
ZOE M BRONSON
117 S Mckinley JOPLIN, MO 64801
WF 25 2149 W 2ND ST/S MCKINLEY AVE 500.00
1 1 DOMESTIC ASSAULT--CITY
2 1 OBSTRUCTION / RESISTING
/28/2016 1821
DYLAN SAMPOGNARO
1189 Rulison Ave CINCINNATI, OH 45238
WM 20 11570 HW FF 500.00
1 1 DISTURBING THE PEACE
10/28/2016 1945
DANIEL JOSEPH STACY
1808 W 24th St, B JOPLIN, MO 64804
WM 25 1806- B W 24TH ST 0.00
1 1 MENTAL 96 HOUR HOLD
10/28/2016 2107
ERIC JOE II LEWIS
2101 S Tyler Ave JOPLIN, MO 64804
BM 35 700 S JACKSON AVE 77.50
1 1 COMMIT
10/28/2016 2220
JAIME NACHELLE MELLEN
11115 Amelia Lane JOPLIN, MO 64804
WF 20 303 E 3RD ST 500.00
1 1 FAIL TO APPEAR
10/28/2016 2150
JOHNNY LEE HINDS Jr
921.5 W 5th JOPLIN, MO 64801
WM 26 949 W 6TH ST/S GRAY AVE 225.00
1 1 CARELESS DRIVING
10/28/2016 1959
LUKE GUY STREIGHT
4825 Byers Ave JOPLIN, MO 64804
WM 18 1307 E 33RD ST 500.00
1 1 RESIST / INTERFERE W/ ARREST
2 1 LITTERING
3 1 DRIVING ON SIDEWALK; OVER CURB
4 1 CORNER CUTTING
5 1 MIRRORS REQ. FOR DRIVER TO SEE BEHIND VEHICLE FROM DRIVER SE
6 1 DISPLAY OF STATE PLATES
10/28/2016 2210
NATHAN GORDON LACKEY
602 Mc 7066 YELLVILLE, AR 72687
1440 E 20TH ST/S NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE
WM 36 500.00
2 1 DWS/DWR OR CANCELLED
1 1 FAIL TO YIELD TO EMERGENCY VEHICLE
3 1 NO PROOF OF FINANCIAL RESPONSIBILITY
10/28/2016 2310
JANET LAURIE SMITH
215 N Joplin Ave JOPLIN, MO 64801
WF 49 215 N JOPLIN AVE 500.00
1 1 DOMESTIC ASSAULT--CITY
10/28/2016 2300
JACE BRAIDEN DOUBET
130 S Highland Ave JOPLIN, MO 64801
WM 18 131 W 35TH ST/S RUBY WAY 500.00
1 1 OBSTRUCTION / RESISTING
2 1 CARELESS DRIVING
3 1 FAIL TO YIELD TO EMERGENCY VEHICLE
5 1 NO PROOF OF FINANCIAL RESPONSIBILITY
4 1 FAIL TO STOP ON A STEADY RED SIGNAL
10/28/2016 2332
HOLLIE RENAE RUDDICK
227 N Gray Ave JOPLIN, MO 64801
WF 32 227 N GRAY AVE 500.00
1 1 DOMESTIC ASSAULT--CITY
10/28/2016 2314
TERRY MICHAEL FARRELL
N Joplin Ave JOPLIN, MO 64801
WM 44 215 N JOPLIN AVE 500.00
1 1 OBSTRUCTION / RESISTING
10/28/2016 2300
CHRISTOPHER A KNOLL
2012 S Delaware Ave JOPLIN, MO 64804
WM 51 2012 S DELAWARE AVE 0.00
1 1 DOMESTIC ASSAULT--CITY
10/29/2016 0006
TAYLOR W EDMONDS
210 Candy Cv MARION, AR 72364
WM 18 2949 E 4TH ST/S RANGE LINE RD 500.00
1 1 DRIVING WHILE INTOXICATED
10/29/2016 0129
JOEY ALLEN CAULK
1023 Arcadia Ln JOPLIN, MO 64801
WM 46 1800 W 7TH ST 500.00
1 1 ASSAULT - CITY
10/29/2016 0301
KRISTI LYNN GOODWIN
6149 County Ln 277 CARL JUNCTION, MO 64834
WF 24 1800 W 7TH ST 500.00
1 1 DRIVING WHILE INTOXICATED
10/29/2016 0206
IBRAHIM MOHAMED F ALMOTAIRY
2927 E Zora St JOPLIN, MO 64801
WM 27 100 E 15TH ST/S MAIN ST 500.00
1 1 DRIVING WHILE INTOXICATED
10/29/2016 0315
ELIJAH MONTRELL SEAY
912 E Central St JOPLIN, MO 64801
BM 20 949 E 15TH ST/S INDIANA AVE 500.00
1 1 FAIL TO APPEAR
2 1 COMMIT
3 1 FAIL TO APPEAR
10/29/2016 0259
EVAN FRANCIS WAHR
777 Cardinal Rd WEBB CITY, MO 64870
WM 21 1232 N RANGE LINE RD 500.00
1 1 DRIVING WHILE INTOXICATED
10/29/2016 0336
ESTELLA MARIA RAMIREZ
2727 S Wall Ave JOPLIN, MO 64804
WF 48 2727 S WALL AVE 500.00
1 1 DOMESTIC ASSAULT--CITY
10/29/2016 1030
TAMMY LYNN MENASCO
626 S Moffet Ave, ` JOPLIN, MO 64801
WF 52 626 N MOFFET AVE 250.00
1 1 TRESPASS UPON ANOTHER PROPERTY
10/29/2016 1535
BRANCE ARTHUR MADDOX
1106 W Eclipse Rd/n County Lane 257 JOPLIN, MO 64801
WM 39 303 E 3RD ST 0.00
1 1 BENCH WARRANT
2 1 FAIL TO APPEAR
3 1 COMMIT
4 1 COMMIT
10/29/2016 1547
TIMOTHY ALLEN DETIENNE
228 N Maple Ave JOPLIN, MO 64801
WM 48 228 N MAPLE AVE 0.00
1 1 DOMESTIC ASSAULT--CITY
10/29/2016 1706
WALDO NELSON SPOTTEDCALF 6415 Castleheight Rd JOPLIN, MO 64804
WM 49 303 E 3RD ST 500.00
1 1 FAIL TO APPEAR
10/29/2016 1839
CURTIS JAMES STEERE
1334 S Roosevelt Ave JOPLIN, MO 64801
WM 55 231 W 17TH ST/S WALL AVE 0.00
1 1 SAFE KEEP
10/29/2016 1845
IVY NICHOLE LACY
WF 26 301 S GENEVA AVE 0.00
2835 S Fort Ave, 1207 SPRINGFIELD, MO 65807
1 1 LARCENY
10/29/2016 2130
DILLON SCOTT RUARK
1701 S Annie Baxter Ave JOPLIN, MO 64804
WM 25 303 E 3RD ST 500.00
1 1 FAIL TO APPEAR
2 1 COMMIT
3 1 COMMIT
4 1 COMMIT
10/29/2016 2217
MICHAEL SEAN STRICKLIN
626 S Moffet Ave JOPLIN, MO 64801
WM 47 626- B S MOFFET AVE 0.00
1 1 DOMESTIC ASSAULT--CITY
2 1 BENCH WARRANT
10/29/2016 2259
SETH ALLEN BECKNER
1742 S Baker Blvd CARTHAGE, MO 64836
3331 E TURKEY CREEK BLVD/N NORTHPARK LN
BM 21 500.00
1 1 DRIVING WHILE INTOXICATED
10/29/2016 2358
TIMMY R DALE II
1216 S Iowa Ave JOPLIN, MO 64801
WM 24 819 S PICHER AVE 0.00
1 1 SAFE KEEP
10/30/2016 0201
ROBERT RYAN LAWSON
1807 E Campbell Pkwy B11-a7 NEOSHO, MO 64850
WM 32 1807- 1 E CAMPBELL PKWY 0.00
1 1 DOMESTIC ASSAULT--CITY
10/30/2016 0329
TIA LACE MORRIS
329 S Tom WEBB CITY, MO 64870
WF 31 303 E 3RD ST 500.00
1 1 FAIL TO APPEAR
2 1 FAIL TO APPEAR
10/30/2016 0330
BRADLEY ALAN WINDLE
WM 42 1102 W 32ND ST 0.00
1809 Minnesota Ave JOPLIN, MO 64804
2 1 FAIL TO APPEAR
3 1 FAIL TO APPEAR
4 1 FAIL TO APPEAR
5 1 FAIL TO APPEAR
10/30/2016 0326
JUSTIN TYLER PETERSON
200 I Street MIAMI, OK 74355
WM 18 100 W 7TH ST/S MAIN ST 0.00
1 1 SAFE KEEP
10/30/2016 0910
ROBERT TYSON CAMPSTER
218 S Florida Ave JOPLIN, MO 64801
WM 35 1049 W 6TH ST/S PICHER AVE 0.00
1 1 DWS/DWR OR CANCELLED
10/30/2016 1030
ERICA TONILLA HUGHES
1855 W 23rd St JOPLIN, MO 64804
BF 42 1431 W 6TH ST/S MAIDEN LN 500.00
1 1 FAIL TO APPEAR
2 1 FAIL TO APPEAR
3 1 FAIL TO APPEAR
4 1 COMMIT
10/30/2016 1052
BRITTON EDE CARTER
230 N Mckinley Ave JOPLIN, MO 64801
WM 21 949 W 4TH ST/S GRAY AVE 500.00
1 1 DWS/DWR OR CANCELLED
10/30/2016 1415
RHONDA JO HOUSTON
1335 Mason Lane JOPLIN, MO 64804
WF 55 149 E 12TH ST/S VIRGINIA AVE 500.00
2 1 POSSESSION OF DRUG PARAPHERNALIA
1 1 VANDALISM
10/30/2016 1415
EURIAH JAMES SAN PAOLO
118 Combs BRANSON, MO 65616
WM 43 149 E 12TH ST/S VIRGINIA AVE 500.00
2 1 POSSESSION OF DRUG PARAPHERNALIA
1 1 VANDALISM
10/30/2016 1800
NICHOLAS RAY HILL
531 S Kentucky Ave JOPLIN, MO 64801
WM 21 303 E 3RD ST 523.50
1 COMMIT
1 FAIL TO APPEAR
10/30/2016 1800
ROGER D BRIDENDOLPH
528 S Kentucky Ave JOPLIN, MO 64801
IM 46 120 W 5TH ST 250.00
1 1 PUBLIC CONSUMPTION
2 1 TRESPASS UPON ANOTHER PROPERTY
3 1 OBSTRUCTION / RESISTING
10/30/2016 1950
TROY ALLEN MCCOWAN
201 W 2nd St, 710 JOPLIN, MO 64801
WM 52 531 S KENTUCKY AVE 0.00
1 1 BENCH WARRANT
10/30/2016 1845
KYLEE RACHELLE PLILER
219 S Pearl Ave JOPLIN, MO 64801
WF 19 219 N SERGEANT AVE 500.00
1 1 FAIL TO APPEAR
10/30/2016 2252
TIMOTHY ALLEN DETIENNE
228 N Maple Ave JOPLIN, MO 64801
WM 48 228 N MAPLE AVE 0.00
1 1 DOMESTIC ASSAULT--CITY
10/30/2016 2230
BRYAN LEE THORPE
817 S Highland Ave JOPLIN, MO 64801
WM 41 2002 S BIRD AVE 225.00
1 1 OPERATORS LICENSE NOT ON PERSON
2 1 NO PROOF OF FINANCIAL RESPONSIBILITY
10/31/2016 0145
CALEB LEVI HINZ
1025 Flowerbox Ln NEOSHO, MO 64850
WM 22 W 2ND ST/S GRAY AVE 500.00
1 1 DRIVING WHILE INTOXICATED
2 1 DWS/DWR OR CANCELLED
M BRONSON 117 S Mckinley JOPLIN, MO 64801
WF 25 2149 W 2ND ST/S MCKINLEY AVE 500.00
1 1 DOMESTIC ASSAULT--CITY
2 1 OBSTRUCTION / RESISTING
10/28/2016 1821
DYLAN SAMPOGNARO
1189 Rulison Ave CINCINNATI, OH 45238
WM 20 11570 HW FF 500.00
1 1 DISTURBING THE PEACE
10/28/2016 1945
DANIEL JOSEPH STACY
1808 W 24th St, B JOPLIN, MO 64804
WM 25 1806- B W 24TH ST 0.00
1 1 MENTAL 96 HOUR HOLD
10/28/2016 2107
ERIC JOE II LEWIS
2101 S Tyler Ave JOPLIN, MO 64804
BM 35 700 S JACKSON AVE 77.50
1 1 COMMIT
10/28/2016 2220
JAIME NACHELLE MELLEN
11115 Amelia Lane JOPLIN, MO 64804
WF 20 303 E 3RD ST 500.00
1 1 FAIL TO APPEAR
10/28/2016 2150
JOHNNY LEE HINDS Jr
921.5 W 5th JOPLIN, MO 64801
WM 26 949 W 6TH ST/S GRAY AVE 225.00
1 1 CARELESS DRIVING
10/28/2016 1959
LUKE GUY STREIGHT
4825 Byers Ave JOPLIN, MO 64804
WM 18 1307 E 33RD ST 500.00
1 1 RESIST / INTERFERE W/ ARREST
2 1 LITTERING
3 1 DRIVING ON SIDEWALK; OVER CURB
4 1 CORNER CUTTING
5 1 MIRRORS REQ. FOR DRIVER TO SEE BEHIND VEHICLE FROM DRIVER SE
6 1 DISPLAY OF STATE PLATES
10/28/2016 2210
NATHAN GORDON LACKEY
602 Mc 7066 YELLVILLE, AR 72687
1440 E 20TH ST/S NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE
WM 36 500.00 2 1 DWS/DWR OR CANCELLED
1 1 FAIL TO YIELD TO EMERGENCY VEHICLE
3 1 NO PROOF OF FINANCIAL RESPONSIBILITY
10/28/2016 2310
JANET LAURIE SMITH
215 N Joplin Ave JOPLIN, MO 64801
WF 49 215 N JOPLIN AVE 500.00
1 1 DOMESTIC ASSAULT--CITY
10/28/2016 2300
JACE BRAIDEN DOUBET
130 S Highland Ave JOPLIN, MO 64801
WM 18 131 W 35TH ST/S RUBY WAY 500.00
1 1 OBSTRUCTION / RESISTING
2 1 CARELESS DRIVING
3 1 FAIL TO YIELD TO EMERGENCY VEHICLE
5 1 NO PROOF OF FINANCIAL RESPONSIBILITY
4 1 FAIL TO STOP ON A STEADY RED SIGNAL
MARIA LOUISA WHITAKER
112 Elm St, B CARTHAGE, MO 64836
WF 33 303 E 3RD ST 0.00
1 1 BENCH WARRANT
2 1 BENCH WARRANT
10/28/2016 0945
ERIC LEE DANIELS
1123 E 5th St JOPLIN, MO 64801
WM 24 1123 W 5TH ST 53.50
1 1 COMMIT
10/28/2016 0917
JAXON ANDREW FREDRICK
1123 W 5th Street JOPLIN, MO 64801
WM 44 1123 W 5TH ST 0.00
1 1 DOMESTIC ASSAULT--CITY
10/28/2016 1204
CHEREE NICOLE RICE
2902 S Oliver Ave JOPLIN, MO 64804
WF 28 303 E 3RD ST 500.00
1 1 FAIL TO APPEAR
10/28/2016 1340
DANIEL SAMUELS
209 Mcghee JOPLIN, MO 64801
41 303 E 3RD ST 103.50
1 1 COMMIT
10/28/2016 1413
ADAM CORDELL POWELL
30 Kimberling Shores, 2 KIMBERLING CITY, MO 65686
249 E 5TH ST/S PENNSYLVANIA AVE
WM 32 0.00
1 1 MENTAL 96 HOUR HOLD
10/28/2016 1640
ZOE M BRONSON
117 S Mckinley JOPLIN, MO 64801
WF 25 2149 W 2ND ST/S MCKINLEY AVE 500.00
1 1 DOMESTIC ASSAULT--CITY
2 1 OBSTRUCTION / RESISTING
/28/2016 1821
DYLAN SAMPOGNARO
1189 Rulison Ave CINCINNATI, OH 45238
WM 20 11570 HW FF 500.00
1 1 DISTURBING THE PEACE
10/28/2016 1945
DANIEL JOSEPH STACY
1808 W 24th St, B JOPLIN, MO 64804
WM 25 1806- B W 24TH ST 0.00
1 1 MENTAL 96 HOUR HOLD
10/28/2016 2107
ERIC JOE II LEWIS
2101 S Tyler Ave JOPLIN, MO 64804
BM 35 700 S JACKSON AVE 77.50
1 1 COMMIT
10/28/2016 2220
JAIME NACHELLE MELLEN
11115 Amelia Lane JOPLIN, MO 64804
WF 20 303 E 3RD ST 500.00
1 1 FAIL TO APPEAR
10/28/2016 2150
JOHNNY LEE HINDS Jr
921.5 W 5th JOPLIN, MO 64801
WM 26 949 W 6TH ST/S GRAY AVE 225.00
1 1 CARELESS DRIVING
10/28/2016 1959
LUKE GUY STREIGHT
4825 Byers Ave JOPLIN, MO 64804
WM 18 1307 E 33RD ST 500.00
1 1 RESIST / INTERFERE W/ ARREST
2 1 LITTERING
3 1 DRIVING ON SIDEWALK; OVER CURB
4 1 CORNER CUTTING
5 1 MIRRORS REQ. FOR DRIVER TO SEE BEHIND VEHICLE FROM DRIVER SE
6 1 DISPLAY OF STATE PLATES
10/28/2016 2210
NATHAN GORDON LACKEY
602 Mc 7066 YELLVILLE, AR 72687
1440 E 20TH ST/S NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE
WM 36 500.00
2 1 DWS/DWR OR CANCELLED
1 1 FAIL TO YIELD TO EMERGENCY VEHICLE
3 1 NO PROOF OF FINANCIAL RESPONSIBILITY
10/28/2016 2310
JANET LAURIE SMITH
215 N Joplin Ave JOPLIN, MO 64801
WF 49 215 N JOPLIN AVE 500.00
1 1 DOMESTIC ASSAULT--CITY
10/28/2016 2300
JACE BRAIDEN DOUBET
130 S Highland Ave JOPLIN, MO 64801
WM 18 131 W 35TH ST/S RUBY WAY 500.00
1 1 OBSTRUCTION / RESISTING
2 1 CARELESS DRIVING
3 1 FAIL TO YIELD TO EMERGENCY VEHICLE
5 1 NO PROOF OF FINANCIAL RESPONSIBILITY
4 1 FAIL TO STOP ON A STEADY RED SIGNAL
10/28/2016 2332
HOLLIE RENAE RUDDICK
227 N Gray Ave JOPLIN, MO 64801
WF 32 227 N GRAY AVE 500.00
1 1 DOMESTIC ASSAULT--CITY
10/28/2016 2314
TERRY MICHAEL FARRELL
N Joplin Ave JOPLIN, MO 64801
WM 44 215 N JOPLIN AVE 500.00
1 1 OBSTRUCTION / RESISTING
10/28/2016 2300
CHRISTOPHER A KNOLL
2012 S Delaware Ave JOPLIN, MO 64804
WM 51 2012 S DELAWARE AVE 0.00
1 1 DOMESTIC ASSAULT--CITY
10/29/2016 0006
TAYLOR W EDMONDS
210 Candy Cv MARION, AR 72364
WM 18 2949 E 4TH ST/S RANGE LINE RD 500.00
1 1 DRIVING WHILE INTOXICATED
10/29/2016 0129
JOEY ALLEN CAULK
1023 Arcadia Ln JOPLIN, MO 64801
WM 46 1800 W 7TH ST 500.00
1 1 ASSAULT - CITY
10/29/2016 0301
KRISTI LYNN GOODWIN
6149 County Ln 277 CARL JUNCTION, MO 64834
WF 24 1800 W 7TH ST 500.00
1 1 DRIVING WHILE INTOXICATED
10/29/2016 0206
IBRAHIM MOHAMED F ALMOTAIRY
2927 E Zora St JOPLIN, MO 64801
WM 27 100 E 15TH ST/S MAIN ST 500.00
1 1 DRIVING WHILE INTOXICATED
10/29/2016 0315
ELIJAH MONTRELL SEAY
912 E Central St JOPLIN, MO 64801
BM 20 949 E 15TH ST/S INDIANA AVE 500.00
1 1 FAIL TO APPEAR
2 1 COMMIT
3 1 FAIL TO APPEAR
10/29/2016 0259
EVAN FRANCIS WAHR
777 Cardinal Rd WEBB CITY, MO 64870
WM 21 1232 N RANGE LINE RD 500.00
1 1 DRIVING WHILE INTOXICATED
10/29/2016 0336
ESTELLA MARIA RAMIREZ
2727 S Wall Ave JOPLIN, MO 64804
WF 48 2727 S WALL AVE 500.00
1 1 DOMESTIC ASSAULT--CITY
10/29/2016 1030
TAMMY LYNN MENASCO
626 S Moffet Ave, ` JOPLIN, MO 64801
WF 52 626 N MOFFET AVE 250.00
1 1 TRESPASS UPON ANOTHER PROPERTY
10/29/2016 1535
BRANCE ARTHUR MADDOX
1106 W Eclipse Rd/n County Lane 257 JOPLIN, MO 64801
WM 39 303 E 3RD ST 0.00
1 1 BENCH WARRANT
2 1 FAIL TO APPEAR
3 1 COMMIT
4 1 COMMIT
10/29/2016 1547
TIMOTHY ALLEN DETIENNE
228 N Maple Ave JOPLIN, MO 64801
WM 48 228 N MAPLE AVE 0.00
1 1 DOMESTIC ASSAULT--CITY
10/29/2016 1706
WALDO NELSON SPOTTEDCALF 6415 Castleheight Rd JOPLIN, MO 64804
WM 49 303 E 3RD ST 500.00
1 1 FAIL TO APPEAR
10/29/2016 1839
CURTIS JAMES STEERE
1334 S Roosevelt Ave JOPLIN, MO 64801
WM 55 231 W 17TH ST/S WALL AVE 0.00
1 1 SAFE KEEP
10/29/2016 1845
IVY NICHOLE LACY
WF 26 301 S GENEVA AVE 0.00
2835 S Fort Ave, 1207 SPRINGFIELD, MO 65807
1 1 LARCENY
10/29/2016 2130
DILLON SCOTT RUARK
1701 S Annie Baxter Ave JOPLIN, MO 64804
WM 25 303 E 3RD ST 500.00
1 1 FAIL TO APPEAR
2 1 COMMIT
3 1 COMMIT
4 1 COMMIT
10/29/2016 2217
MICHAEL SEAN STRICKLIN
626 S Moffet Ave JOPLIN, MO 64801
WM 47 626- B S MOFFET AVE 0.00
1 1 DOMESTIC ASSAULT--CITY
2 1 BENCH WARRANT
10/29/2016 2259
SETH ALLEN BECKNER
1742 S Baker Blvd CARTHAGE, MO 64836
3331 E TURKEY CREEK BLVD/N NORTHPARK LN
BM 21 500.00
1 1 DRIVING WHILE INTOXICATED
10/29/2016 2358
TIMMY R DALE II
1216 S Iowa Ave JOPLIN, MO 64801
WM 24 819 S PICHER AVE 0.00
1 1 SAFE KEEP
10/30/2016 0201
ROBERT RYAN LAWSON
1807 E Campbell Pkwy B11-a7 NEOSHO, MO 64850
WM 32 1807- 1 E CAMPBELL PKWY 0.00
1 1 DOMESTIC ASSAULT--CITY
10/30/2016 0329
TIA LACE MORRIS
329 S Tom WEBB CITY, MO 64870
WF 31 303 E 3RD ST 500.00
1 1 FAIL TO APPEAR
2 1 FAIL TO APPEAR
10/30/2016 0330
BRADLEY ALAN WINDLE
WM 42 1102 W 32ND ST 0.00
1809 Minnesota Ave JOPLIN, MO 64804
2 1 FAIL TO APPEAR
3 1 FAIL TO APPEAR
4 1 FAIL TO APPEAR
5 1 FAIL TO APPEAR
10/30/2016 0326
JUSTIN TYLER PETERSON
200 I Street MIAMI, OK 74355
WM 18 100 W 7TH ST/S MAIN ST 0.00
1 1 SAFE KEEP
10/30/2016 0910
ROBERT TYSON CAMPSTER
218 S Florida Ave JOPLIN, MO 64801
WM 35 1049 W 6TH ST/S PICHER AVE 0.00
1 1 DWS/DWR OR CANCELLED
10/30/2016 1030
ERICA TONILLA HUGHES
1855 W 23rd St JOPLIN, MO 64804
BF 42 1431 W 6TH ST/S MAIDEN LN 500.00
1 1 FAIL TO APPEAR
2 1 FAIL TO APPEAR
3 1 FAIL TO APPEAR
4 1 COMMIT
10/30/2016 1052
BRITTON EDE CARTER
230 N Mckinley Ave JOPLIN, MO 64801
WM 21 949 W 4TH ST/S GRAY AVE 500.00
1 1 DWS/DWR OR CANCELLED
10/30/2016 1415
RHONDA JO HOUSTON
1335 Mason Lane JOPLIN, MO 64804
WF 55 149 E 12TH ST/S VIRGINIA AVE 500.00
2 1 POSSESSION OF DRUG PARAPHERNALIA
1 1 VANDALISM
10/30/2016 1415
EURIAH JAMES SAN PAOLO
118 Combs BRANSON, MO 65616
WM 43 149 E 12TH ST/S VIRGINIA AVE 500.00
2 1 POSSESSION OF DRUG PARAPHERNALIA
1 1 VANDALISM
10/30/2016 1800
NICHOLAS RAY HILL
531 S Kentucky Ave JOPLIN, MO 64801
WM 21 303 E 3RD ST 523.50
1 COMMIT
1 FAIL TO APPEAR
10/30/2016 1800
ROGER D BRIDENDOLPH
528 S Kentucky Ave JOPLIN, MO 64801
IM 46 120 W 5TH ST 250.00
1 1 PUBLIC CONSUMPTION
2 1 TRESPASS UPON ANOTHER PROPERTY
3 1 OBSTRUCTION / RESISTING
10/30/2016 1950
TROY ALLEN MCCOWAN
201 W 2nd St, 710 JOPLIN, MO 64801
WM 52 531 S KENTUCKY AVE 0.00
1 1 BENCH WARRANT
10/30/2016 1845
KYLEE RACHELLE PLILER
219 S Pearl Ave JOPLIN, MO 64801
WF 19 219 N SERGEANT AVE 500.00
1 1 FAIL TO APPEAR
10/30/2016 2252
TIMOTHY ALLEN DETIENNE
228 N Maple Ave JOPLIN, MO 64801
WM 48 228 N MAPLE AVE 0.00
1 1 DOMESTIC ASSAULT--CITY
10/30/2016 2230
BRYAN LEE THORPE
817 S Highland Ave JOPLIN, MO 64801
WM 41 2002 S BIRD AVE 225.00
1 1 OPERATORS LICENSE NOT ON PERSON
2 1 NO PROOF OF FINANCIAL RESPONSIBILITY
10/31/2016 0145
CALEB LEVI HINZ
1025 Flowerbox Ln NEOSHO, MO 64850
WM 22 W 2ND ST/S GRAY AVE 500.00
1 1 DRIVING WHILE INTOXICATED
2 1 DWS/DWR OR CANCELLED
M BRONSON 117 S Mckinley JOPLIN, MO 64801
WF 25 2149 W 2ND ST/S MCKINLEY AVE 500.00
1 1 DOMESTIC ASSAULT--CITY
2 1 OBSTRUCTION / RESISTING
10/28/2016 1821
DYLAN SAMPOGNARO
1189 Rulison Ave CINCINNATI, OH 45238
WM 20 11570 HW FF 500.00
1 1 DISTURBING THE PEACE
10/28/2016 1945
DANIEL JOSEPH STACY
1808 W 24th St, B JOPLIN, MO 64804
WM 25 1806- B W 24TH ST 0.00
1 1 MENTAL 96 HOUR HOLD
10/28/2016 2107
ERIC JOE II LEWIS
2101 S Tyler Ave JOPLIN, MO 64804
BM 35 700 S JACKSON AVE 77.50
1 1 COMMIT
10/28/2016 2220
JAIME NACHELLE MELLEN
11115 Amelia Lane JOPLIN, MO 64804
WF 20 303 E 3RD ST 500.00
1 1 FAIL TO APPEAR
10/28/2016 2150
JOHNNY LEE HINDS Jr
921.5 W 5th JOPLIN, MO 64801
WM 26 949 W 6TH ST/S GRAY AVE 225.00
1 1 CARELESS DRIVING
10/28/2016 1959
LUKE GUY STREIGHT
4825 Byers Ave JOPLIN, MO 64804
WM 18 1307 E 33RD ST 500.00
1 1 RESIST / INTERFERE W/ ARREST
2 1 LITTERING
3 1 DRIVING ON SIDEWALK; OVER CURB
4 1 CORNER CUTTING
5 1 MIRRORS REQ. FOR DRIVER TO SEE BEHIND VEHICLE FROM DRIVER SE
6 1 DISPLAY OF STATE PLATES
10/28/2016 2210
NATHAN GORDON LACKEY
602 Mc 7066 YELLVILLE, AR 72687
1440 E 20TH ST/S NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE
WM 36 500.00 2 1 DWS/DWR OR CANCELLED
1 1 FAIL TO YIELD TO EMERGENCY VEHICLE
3 1 NO PROOF OF FINANCIAL RESPONSIBILITY
10/28/2016 2310
JANET LAURIE SMITH
215 N Joplin Ave JOPLIN, MO 64801
WF 49 215 N JOPLIN AVE 500.00
1 1 DOMESTIC ASSAULT--CITY
10/28/2016 2300
JACE BRAIDEN DOUBET
130 S Highland Ave JOPLIN, MO 64801
WM 18 131 W 35TH ST/S RUBY WAY 500.00
1 1 OBSTRUCTION / RESISTING
2 1 CARELESS DRIVING
3 1 FAIL TO YIELD TO EMERGENCY VEHICLE
5 1 NO PROOF OF FINANCIAL RESPONSIBILITY
4 1 FAIL TO STOP ON A STEADY RED SIGNAL
Jasper County Sheriff's Office Arrests
October 31, 2016
Daily News
Jasper County Sheriff’s Office
10/27/16 Jamie L. McCann, 37 of Joplin, was arrested for Receiving Stolen Property.
10/28/16 Lauriano E. Monzon-Lopez, 22 Reeds, was arrested for Driving While Revoked, Possession of Drug Paraphernalia, and Consumption of Alcohol While Driving.
10/28/16 Breanna E. Stettnisch, 26 of Branson, was arrested for Distribution of a Controlled Substance, Unlawful use of Drug Paraphernalia, and Possession of a Firearm Unlawful for Certain Persons.
The charges for which the above were arrested are mere accusations and are not evidence of guilt. Evidence in support of the charges must be presented before a court of competent jurisdiction whose duty is to determine guilt or innocence.
Daily News
Jasper County Sheriff’s Office
10/27/16 Jamie L. McCann, 37 of Joplin, was arrested for Receiving Stolen Property.
10/28/16 Lauriano E. Monzon-Lopez, 22 Reeds, was arrested for Driving While Revoked, Possession of Drug Paraphernalia, and Consumption of Alcohol While Driving.
10/28/16 Breanna E. Stettnisch, 26 of Branson, was arrested for Distribution of a Controlled Substance, Unlawful use of Drug Paraphernalia, and Possession of a Firearm Unlawful for Certain Persons.
The charges for which the above were arrested are mere accusations and are not evidence of guilt. Evidence in support of the charges must be presented before a court of competent jurisdiction whose duty is to determine guilt or innocence.
Neosho teen injured in one-vehicle accident
A Neosho teen was injured in a one-vehicle accident 6:20 p.m. Sunday on Mink Road, two miles south of Neosho.
According to the Highway Patrol report, a 2003 Mitsubishi Eclipse driven by Hannah R .Sims, 16, Neosho, traveled off the roadway and overturned.
Sims was treated for moderate injuries at Freeman Neosho.
According to the Highway Patrol report, a 2003 Mitsubishi Eclipse driven by Hannah R .Sims, 16, Neosho, traveled off the roadway and overturned.
Sims was treated for moderate injuries at Freeman Neosho.
Golden City woman injured in truck-deer collision
A Golden City woman was injured in a one-vehicle accident 9 a.m. today on U. S. 160, four miles east of Lamar.
According to the Highway Patrol report, a 2000 Ford Ranger driven by Heidi J. Brous, 43, Golden City, struck a deer.
A passenger, Rochelle D. Huffman, 30, Golden City, was treated for minor injuries at Barton County Memorial Hospital, Lamar.
According to the Highway Patrol report, a 2000 Ford Ranger driven by Heidi J. Brous, 43, Golden City, struck a deer.
A passenger, Rochelle D. Huffman, 30, Golden City, was treated for minor injuries at Barton County Memorial Hospital, Lamar.
Highway Patrol DWI Arrests October 30-31
The Missouri Highway Patrol arrested the following people for driving while intoxicated:
John L. Hammond, 58, Monett
Cheryl L. Arthur, 55, Cassville
Reed M. Puster, 28, Springfield
Stephen E. Ruffin, 43, Springfield
John L. Hammond, 58, Monett
Cheryl L. Arthur, 55, Cassville
Reed M. Puster, 28, Springfield
Stephen E. Ruffin, 43, Springfield
Sunday, October 30, 2016
Mindenmines woman injured in two-vehicle accident on 43
A Mindenmines woman was injured in a two-vehicle accident 11:24 p.m. Saturday on MO 43, seven miles north of Joplin.
According to the Highway Patrol report, a 2007 Dodge Ram 1500 driven by Owen M. Gray, 16, Diamond, pulled into the path of a 2002 Dodge Caravan driven by Teresa L. Sanders, 51, Mindenmines.
Sanders was treated for moderate injuries at Freeman West Hospital, Joplin.
According to the Highway Patrol report, a 2007 Dodge Ram 1500 driven by Owen M. Gray, 16, Diamond, pulled into the path of a 2002 Dodge Caravan driven by Teresa L. Sanders, 51, Mindenmines.
Sanders was treated for moderate injuries at Freeman West Hospital, Joplin.
Highway Patrol DWI Arrests October 29-30
The Missouri Highway Patrol arrested the following people for driving while intoxicated:
Jorge A. Chavez Tapis, 32, Branson
Jeramiah V. Smothers, 23, Ozark
David S. O'Brien, 36, Berryville, Arkansas
Machalla R. White, 26, Springfield
George E. Gardner, 64, Eagle Rock
Roy J. Marsala, 53, Hollister
Merlin Z. Cain, 32, Buffalo
Jorge A. Chavez Tapis, 32, Branson
Jeramiah V. Smothers, 23, Ozark
David S. O'Brien, 36, Berryville, Arkansas
Machalla R. White, 26, Springfield
George E. Gardner, 64, Eagle Rock
Roy J. Marsala, 53, Hollister
Merlin Z. Cain, 32, Buffalo
Saturday, October 29, 2016
Jasper man injured in accident near Golden City
A Jasper man was injured in a one-vehicle accident 12 a.m. today on SE 90th Lane, two miles southwest of Golden City.
According to the Highway Patrol report, Terry L. Sims, 65, Jasper, driving a 2007 Ford Taurus, failed to negotiate a curve, ran off the roadway, and overturned.
Sims was treated for moderate injuries at Freeman West Hospital, Joplin.
According to the Highway Patrol report, Terry L. Sims, 65, Jasper, driving a 2007 Ford Taurus, failed to negotiate a curve, ran off the roadway, and overturned.
Sims was treated for moderate injuries at Freeman West Hospital, Joplin.
Six-year-old injured as Joplin man crashes into three parked cars
A six-year-old boy was injured during a five-vehicle accident 9:50 a.m. today on Coyote Drive, one mile south of Joplin.
According to the Highway Patrol report, a 2014 Chrysler Town and Country van driven by Cynthia G. Butler, 56, Joplin, attempted to make a left turn and pulled into the path of a 2012 Dodge Ram pickup driven by Bryan Stevenson, 47, Joplin.
Stevenon slid off the right side of the road and hit three parked vehicles.
A passenger in the Stevenson truck, Adam Stevenson, 6, Joplin, was treated for minor injuries at Freeman West Hospital, Joplin.
According to the Highway Patrol report, a 2014 Chrysler Town and Country van driven by Cynthia G. Butler, 56, Joplin, attempted to make a left turn and pulled into the path of a 2012 Dodge Ram pickup driven by Bryan Stevenson, 47, Joplin.
Stevenon slid off the right side of the road and hit three parked vehicles.
A passenger in the Stevenson truck, Adam Stevenson, 6, Joplin, was treated for minor injuries at Freeman West Hospital, Joplin.
Joplin High School Drama Department to present "Diary of Anne Frank"
(From Joplin Schools)
Don't miss the JHS fall play "The Diary of Anne Frank" at 7 p.m. November 10-12, plus a matinee at 2 p.m. November 12.
Don't miss the JHS fall play "The Diary of Anne Frank" at 7 p.m. November 10-12, plus a matinee at 2 p.m. November 12.
The event will be held in the Black Box Theatre at the JHS Performing Arts Center. Tickets are $7 for adults, $5 for students and senior citizens.
John Davis appointed Lamar police chief
(From the City of Lamar)
The Lamar City Council accepted the recommendation of the Police Board at its October 17th Monday night Council meeting by appointing Deputy Chief John Davis to assume leadership duties of the Lamar Police Department effective October 29th, the day after Chief Ken Bergman’s official retirement date.
The Lamar City Council accepted the recommendation of the Police Board at its October 17th Monday night Council meeting by appointing Deputy Chief John Davis to assume leadership duties of the Lamar Police Department effective October 29th, the day after Chief Ken Bergman’s official retirement date.
This action will be re-evaluated prior to mayoral appointments which will be made during the April 2017 Council meeting.
Motorcyclist injured in accident near Goodman
A Cassville motorcyclist was injured in a one-vehicle accident 3:48 p.m. Friday on Route C one mile east of Goodman.
According to the Highway Patrol report, a 2002 Honda motorcycle driven by Shawn E. Burdiss, 33, Cassville, traveled off the roadway and struck a fence.
Burdiss was treated for serious injuries at Freeman West Hospital, Joplin.
According to the Highway Patrol report, a 2002 Honda motorcycle driven by Shawn E. Burdiss, 33, Cassville, traveled off the roadway and struck a fence.
Burdiss was treated for serious injuries at Freeman West Hospital, Joplin.
Highway Patrol DWI Arrests October 28-29
The Missouri Highway Patrol arrested the following people for driving while intoxicated:
Crystal M. Greenfeather, 44, Granby
Jose A. Guzman, 33, Ozark
Eric M. Davis, 31, Wheaton
Crystal M. Greenfeather, 44, Granby
Jose A. Guzman, 33, Ozark
Eric M. Davis, 31, Wheaton
Friday, October 28, 2016
Wildcat Glades schedules free classes for pre-schoolers
(From Wildcat Glades)
As the days get shorter, the trees of Missouri go through a magnificent change, from green to red, orange, or yellow! Discover the how and why of all these beautiful colors as we investigate Missouri’s magical trees through songs, stories, and a walk outside.
Wildcat Glades Conservation & Audubon Center invites preschoolers ages 3-6 and their parents to a special program series just for them! Preschool Nature Connections is a monthly program held at the Audubon Center.
This program has been sponsored by Pediatric Associates of Southwest Missouri. Due to their generous donation, there will be no cost to the public. Classes will be held Wednesday, November 9th from 1:00-2:00pm or Saturday, November 12th from 10:00-11:00. Pre-registration is requested for all programs at the Audubon Center. Space is limited and fills up quickly. Children must be accompanied by a parent or guardian. To register, call (417) 782-6287 or email wildcatglades@audubon.org.
Wildcat Glades Conservation & Audubon Center invites preschoolers ages 3-6 and their parents to a special program series just for them! Preschool Nature Connections is a monthly program held at the Audubon Center.
This program has been sponsored by Pediatric Associates of Southwest Missouri. Due to their generous donation, there will be no cost to the public. Classes will be held Wednesday, November 9th from 1:00-2:00pm or Saturday, November 12th from 10:00-11:00. Pre-registration is requested for all programs at the Audubon Center. Space is limited and fills up quickly. Children must be accompanied by a parent or guardian. To register, call (417) 782-6287 or email wildcatglades@audubon.org.
Jasper County Dissolution of Marriage Petitions
The following petitions for dissolution of marriage were filed this week in Jasper County Circuit Court:
Brandon M. Carey vs Mark K. Carey
Marcella A. Jackson vs. Charles I. Jackson
Jorge A. Avila Sanchez vs. Winifred R. Clark
Karen A. Eckhardt vs. Rocky J. Eckhardt
Sharon D. Reynolds vs. Mark D. Reynolds
Betty R. Benfield vs. Dale L. Benfield, Sr.
Tracy Smith vs. Ronald S. Smith
Teresa L. Reed vs. Gary L. Reed
Savannah M. Vogl vs. Zachary J. Vogl
Maria L. Reed vs. Donald E. Reed
Kevin R. King vs. Tammy L. King
Steven H. McKee vs. Jennifer E. McKee
Brandon M. Carey vs Mark K. Carey
Marcella A. Jackson vs. Charles I. Jackson
Jorge A. Avila Sanchez vs. Winifred R. Clark
Karen A. Eckhardt vs. Rocky J. Eckhardt
Sharon D. Reynolds vs. Mark D. Reynolds
Betty R. Benfield vs. Dale L. Benfield, Sr.
Tracy Smith vs. Ronald S. Smith
Teresa L. Reed vs. Gary L. Reed
Savannah M. Vogl vs. Zachary J. Vogl
Maria L. Reed vs. Donald E. Reed
Kevin R. King vs. Tammy L. King
Steven H. McKee vs. Jennifer E. McKee
Newton County Dissolution of Marriage Petitions
The following petitions for dissolutions of marriage were filed this week in Newton County Circuit Court:
Paula L. Bowers vs. Justin T. Bowers
Michelle Durbin vs. Jeramiah Durbin
Judith Cook vs. Merrell N. Cook
Paula L. Bowers vs. Justin T. Bowers
Michelle Durbin vs. Jeramiah Durbin
Judith Cook vs. Merrell N. Cook
McDonald County Dissolutions of Marriage
The following petitions for dissolutions of marriage were filed this week in McDonald County Circuit Court:
Juana Gamez vs. Jose Russell
Jeri K. Wilkins vs. Chase A. Wilkins
Juana Gamez vs. Jose Russell
Jeri K. Wilkins vs. Chase A. Wilkins
Do you know this man? Carthage Police asks for help
We are needing help identifying this man. If you have any information please contact us at 417-237-7200.
Joplin Police Department Arrests October 27-28
10/27/2016 0630
HEATHER LEE BAKER
827 S Picher Ave JOPLIN, MO 64801
IF 31 2623 W 7TH ST 0.00
1 1 LARCENY
10/27/2016 0630
JARROD LEE MCGUIRK
602 Rose WEBB CITY, MO 64870
WM 33 2623 W 7TH ST 500.00
1 1 LARCENY
10/27/2016 1100
DUSTIN EUGENE BITTICK
608 W Chestnut CARTHAGE, MO 64836
WM 32 303 E 3RD ST 500.00
1 1 FAIL TO APPEAR
2 1 FAIL TO APPEAR
10/27/2016 1345
NATHAN JARROD ATWOOD
415 S Monroe Ave JOPLIN, MO 64801
WM 34 2249 W 7TH ST/S MCKINLEY AVE 0.00
1 1 BENCH WARRANT
10/27/2016 1603
JASON MICHAEL HANCOCK
1402 S Rex Ave, 2 DUQUESNE, MO 64801
WM 36 303 E 3RD ST 0.00
1 1 BENCH WARRANT
2 1 FAIL TO APPEAR
3 1 FAIL TO APPEAR
10/27/2016 1603
JUSTIN WADE HAMILL
10781 Ibex NEOSHO, MO 64850
WM 32 303 E 3RD ST 500.00
1 1 FAIL TO APPEAR
2 1 BENCH WARRANT
3 1 COMMIT
4 1 COMMIT
5 1 COMMIT
10/27/2016 1845
BRANDI LEE MCCARTY
724 S Jillian Ln WEBB CITY, MO 64870
WF 56 301 S GENEVA AVE 0.00
1 1 LARCENY
10/28/2016 0030
NATHAN CHAD SILVERS
106 Red Oak Loop CARL JUNCTION, MO 64834
WM 22 303 E 3RD ST 500.00
1 1 FAIL TO APPEAR
2 1 FAIL TO APPEAR
HEATHER LEE BAKER
827 S Picher Ave JOPLIN, MO 64801
IF 31 2623 W 7TH ST 0.00
1 1 LARCENY
10/27/2016 0630
JARROD LEE MCGUIRK
602 Rose WEBB CITY, MO 64870
WM 33 2623 W 7TH ST 500.00
1 1 LARCENY
10/27/2016 1100
DUSTIN EUGENE BITTICK
608 W Chestnut CARTHAGE, MO 64836
WM 32 303 E 3RD ST 500.00
1 1 FAIL TO APPEAR
2 1 FAIL TO APPEAR
10/27/2016 1345
NATHAN JARROD ATWOOD
415 S Monroe Ave JOPLIN, MO 64801
WM 34 2249 W 7TH ST/S MCKINLEY AVE 0.00
1 1 BENCH WARRANT
10/27/2016 1603
JASON MICHAEL HANCOCK
1402 S Rex Ave, 2 DUQUESNE, MO 64801
WM 36 303 E 3RD ST 0.00
1 1 BENCH WARRANT
2 1 FAIL TO APPEAR
3 1 FAIL TO APPEAR
10/27/2016 1603
JUSTIN WADE HAMILL
10781 Ibex NEOSHO, MO 64850
WM 32 303 E 3RD ST 500.00
1 1 FAIL TO APPEAR
2 1 BENCH WARRANT
3 1 COMMIT
4 1 COMMIT
5 1 COMMIT
10/27/2016 1845
BRANDI LEE MCCARTY
724 S Jillian Ln WEBB CITY, MO 64870
WF 56 301 S GENEVA AVE 0.00
1 1 LARCENY
10/28/2016 0030
NATHAN CHAD SILVERS
106 Red Oak Loop CARL JUNCTION, MO 64834
WM 22 303 E 3RD ST 500.00
1 1 FAIL TO APPEAR
2 1 FAIL TO APPEAR
Jasper County Sheriff's Office Arrests
October 28, 2016
Daily News
Jasper County Sheriff’s Office
10/27/2016 Jamie L. McCann, 37 of Joplin, was arrested for Distribution of a Controlled Substance, and Unlawful Use of Drug Paraphernalia.
10/27/2016 Karissa L. Barlett, 34 of Oronogo, was arrested for Fugitive From Justice.
October 27, 2016
Daily News
Jasper County Sheriff’s Office
10/26/16 Ty L. Smith, 18 of Carthage, was arrested for Distribution of a Controlled Substance.
10/27/16 Daren S. Sartors, 49 of Carthage, was arrested for Domestic Assault 2nd .
Daily News
Jasper County Sheriff’s Office
10/27/2016 Jamie L. McCann, 37 of Joplin, was arrested for Distribution of a Controlled Substance, and Unlawful Use of Drug Paraphernalia.
10/27/2016 Karissa L. Barlett, 34 of Oronogo, was arrested for Fugitive From Justice.
October 27, 2016
Daily News
Jasper County Sheriff’s Office
10/26/16 Ty L. Smith, 18 of Carthage, was arrested for Distribution of a Controlled Substance.
10/27/16 Daren S. Sartors, 49 of Carthage, was arrested for Domestic Assault 2nd .
MSSU activities for week of October 31
(From Southern News Service)
Two chilling programs will be offered on Monday, Oct. 31, as part of the Great Britain Semester.
Dr. Mike Hulderman, chair of the Criminal Justice Department, will present “Nicking a 20th Century Jack the Ripper” in Webster Hall’s Corley Auditorium. It will be a comparative analysis of the late 19th century Whitechapel murders attributed to Jack the Ripper and the late 20th century Footpath Murders by confessed serial killer Colin Pitchfork.
The analysis emphasizes the English criminal justice system process as illustrated by the Pitchfork case. That case resulted in the world’s first-ever DNA screen and the first person to be exonerated based on genetic fingerprinting.
Dr. Michael Howarth, director of the Honors Program, will present “The Butcher of Plainfield: Ed Gein and the Evolution of Alfred Hitchcock’s ‘Psycho.’”
The release of the 1960 film was the culmination of three important cultural events: the serial killings of numerous women by Ed Gein in the mid-1950s; the publication of Robert Bloch’s novel “Psycho” in 1959; and the rise of Momism in American society – the fear that boys were either excessively attracted to or dominated by their mothers.
At 2:30 p.m., the Campus Activities Board will screen Hitchcock’s classic film in Corley Auditorium.
Monday, Oct.31
“Nicking a 20th Century Jack the Ripper,” 9 a.m., Corley Auditorium.
“The Butcher of Plainfield: Ed Gein and the Evolution of Alfred Hitchcock’s ‘Psycho’”: 10 a.m., Corley Auditorium.
“Psycho”: 2:30 p.m., Corley Auditorium.
Safe Halloween: 6 to 8 p.m., Billingsly Student Center Ballroom. Children are encouraged to come in costume to trick or treat and play games. Free and open to the public.
Tuesday, Nov. 1
Tea time: 10:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m., Lions Den. Tea time became a fashionable social event during the 1880s. Missouri Southern students are invited to take a break from their day for afternoon tea.
“Secrets & Lies”: 7 p.m., Plaster Hall’s Cornell Auditorium. Presented as part of the British Film Festival.
Women’s volleyball vs. Southwest Baptist: 7 p.m., Young Gymnasium.
Wednesday, Nov. 2
Analyzing and Managing Cash Flow: 1:30 p.m., Plaster Hall. The training is designed for those who want to know how to turn financial statements into useful management tools. Cost is $59 per person. Details: 417-625-3128.
Found Footage Festival: 7 p.m., Corley Auditorium. The one-of-a-kind comedy show features odd and hilarious clips from videotapes found around the country. Free for the campus community.
Thursday, Nov. 3
“War Dogs”: 2:30 and 6:30 p.m., Billingsly Student Center’s Phelps Theatre. Presented by the Campus Activities Board, it is free and open to the campus community.
Friday, Nov. 4
Women’s volleyball vs. Central Oklahoma: 6 p.m., Young Gymnasium.
“War Dogs”: 6:30 p.m., Phelps Theatre.
Southern Symphony Orchestra concert: 7:30 p.m., Taylor Performing Arts Center. The orchestra, joined by guest violinist Erik Peterson from the Colorado Symphony Orchestra, will perform a selection of music from Great Britain. Free and open to the public.
Saturday, Nov. 5
Women’s volleyball vs. PSU: 5 p.m., Young Gymnasium.
Two chilling programs will be offered on Monday, Oct. 31, as part of the Great Britain Semester.
Dr. Mike Hulderman, chair of the Criminal Justice Department, will present “Nicking a 20th Century Jack the Ripper” in Webster Hall’s Corley Auditorium. It will be a comparative analysis of the late 19th century Whitechapel murders attributed to Jack the Ripper and the late 20th century Footpath Murders by confessed serial killer Colin Pitchfork.
The analysis emphasizes the English criminal justice system process as illustrated by the Pitchfork case. That case resulted in the world’s first-ever DNA screen and the first person to be exonerated based on genetic fingerprinting.
Dr. Michael Howarth, director of the Honors Program, will present “The Butcher of Plainfield: Ed Gein and the Evolution of Alfred Hitchcock’s ‘Psycho.’”
The release of the 1960 film was the culmination of three important cultural events: the serial killings of numerous women by Ed Gein in the mid-1950s; the publication of Robert Bloch’s novel “Psycho” in 1959; and the rise of Momism in American society – the fear that boys were either excessively attracted to or dominated by their mothers.
At 2:30 p.m., the Campus Activities Board will screen Hitchcock’s classic film in Corley Auditorium.
Monday, Oct.31
“Nicking a 20th Century Jack the Ripper,” 9 a.m., Corley Auditorium.
“The Butcher of Plainfield: Ed Gein and the Evolution of Alfred Hitchcock’s ‘Psycho’”: 10 a.m., Corley Auditorium.
“Psycho”: 2:30 p.m., Corley Auditorium.
Safe Halloween: 6 to 8 p.m., Billingsly Student Center Ballroom. Children are encouraged to come in costume to trick or treat and play games. Free and open to the public.
Tuesday, Nov. 1
Tea time: 10:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m., Lions Den. Tea time became a fashionable social event during the 1880s. Missouri Southern students are invited to take a break from their day for afternoon tea.
“Secrets & Lies”: 7 p.m., Plaster Hall’s Cornell Auditorium. Presented as part of the British Film Festival.
Women’s volleyball vs. Southwest Baptist: 7 p.m., Young Gymnasium.
Wednesday, Nov. 2
Analyzing and Managing Cash Flow: 1:30 p.m., Plaster Hall. The training is designed for those who want to know how to turn financial statements into useful management tools. Cost is $59 per person. Details: 417-625-3128.
Found Footage Festival: 7 p.m., Corley Auditorium. The one-of-a-kind comedy show features odd and hilarious clips from videotapes found around the country. Free for the campus community.
Thursday, Nov. 3
“War Dogs”: 2:30 and 6:30 p.m., Billingsly Student Center’s Phelps Theatre. Presented by the Campus Activities Board, it is free and open to the campus community.
Friday, Nov. 4
Women’s volleyball vs. Central Oklahoma: 6 p.m., Young Gymnasium.
“War Dogs”: 6:30 p.m., Phelps Theatre.
Southern Symphony Orchestra concert: 7:30 p.m., Taylor Performing Arts Center. The orchestra, joined by guest violinist Erik Peterson from the Colorado Symphony Orchestra, will perform a selection of music from Great Britain. Free and open to the public.
Saturday, Nov. 5
Women’s volleyball vs. PSU: 5 p.m., Young Gymnasium.
Empire District Electric declares 26 cent per share quarterly dividend
At the Board of Directors meeting of The Empire District Electric Company (NYSE:EDE) (the Company) held today, the Directors declared a quarterly dividend of $0.26 per share.
The dividend is payable December 15, 2016, to holders of record as of December 1, 2016.
The Company, an operator of regulated electric, gas and water utilities, announced today the results for the quarter and twelve months ended September 30, 2016.
Highlights:
Consolidated earnings for the third quarter ended September 30, 2016 were $27.5 million, or $0.62 per share, inclusive of $0.3 million of pre-tax merger costs. Earnings for the same quarter 2015 were $25.3 million, or $0.58 per share.
Consolidated earnings for the twelve months ended September 30, 2016, including $8.7 million of pre-tax merger-related costs, were $60.6 million, or $1.38 per share. Absent merger-related costs, twelve months ended tax-adjusted earnings would have been $66.0 million, or $1.50 per share. Earnings for the twelve months ended September 30, 2015 were $57.8 million, or $1.33 per share ($1.32 diluted).
Earnings for the third quarter 2016 were higher than the respective 2015 period primarily as a result of increased Missouri electric rates that became effective in late July 2015. New Missouri rates effective on September 14, 2016 and higher sales from more favorable weather also had a positive impact. Lower operating and maintenance expenses were also a positive driver, but were more than offset by higher depreciation expenses discussed below.
The July 2015 Missouri rate increase was also a positive driver of the September 2016 twelve month ended results, however this positive effect was offset in the 2016 twelve-month period by mild winter heating season weather.
On September 9, 2016, the Missouri Public Service Commission (MPSC) approved the Unanimous Stipulation and Agreement for changes in Missouri customer rates. The approval provided for an annual increase in base revenues of approximately $20.4 million, or 4.46%, to be effective, as mentioned above, on September 14, 2016. Base revenues established by the agreement are lower than the originally requested level of $33.4 million due primarily to lower fuel and purchased power costs than those built into current customer rates. The offsetting effect of reduced revenues and reduced fuel costs results in little impact to gross margin.
On September 7, 2016, the Company announced the MPSCs approval of the Companys merger with Liberty Utilities (Central) Co., an indirect subsidiary of Algonquin Power & Utilities Corp. The Arkansas Public Service Commission also approved the merger on September 29, 2016. And most recently on October 6, 2016, the Company announced the filing of a joint motion with the Kansas Corporation Commission (KCC) for approval of a Unanimous Settlement Agreement to approve the merger. Approval of the Settlement Agreement is pending before the KCC, and an order is due no later than January 10, 2017.
According to Brad Beecher, Empires President and CEO,
Our third quarter results, adjusted for weather and the merger-related costs incurred during the period, continue to meet our expectations.
Taking these results into account and considering the Missouri electric rate case outcome, our earnings guidance communicated on February 26, 2016 remains unchanged.
Beecher added,
With the expiration of the waiting period under the Hart-Scott Rodino Act, receipt of approvals from the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, the Federal Communications Commission, the Committee on Foreign Investments in the United States, the Public Service Commissions of Arkansas and Missouri and the Oklahoma Corporation Commission and a settlement agreement filed in Kansas, we are awaiting only approval from the Kansas Corporation Commission to close our merger with Algonquin Power & Utilities Corp.
We continue to expect closing in the first quarter of 2017.
Third Quarter 2016 Results
Electric segment gross margin (electric revenue less cost of fuel and purchased power) increased $6.7 million, or 5.7%, during the third quarter 2016 compared to the third quarter 2015. Quarter over quarter electric segment gross margin impacts include:
Increased customer rates, net of a $1.1 million decrease in Missouri base fuel recovery, increased revenues by an estimated $3.9 million.
Weather and other volumetric factors increased revenues by an estimated $3.0 million, and
Improved customer counts added an estimated $1.2 million to revenues.
Fuel expense changes reflective of the timing of the deferral and recovery of non-Missouri fuel and consumable costs had a negligible impact on electric segment gross margin when compared to the 2015 quarter.
Gas segment gross margin (gas revenues less cost of gas sold and transported) was relatively flat when compared to third quarter 2015 results.
Consolidated third quarter 2016 earnings were favorably impacted by decreased operating and maintenance costs of approximately $2.4 million, primarily driven by lower transmission expense, while unfavorable impacts included the following:
Depreciation and amortization expense increases of approximately $3.7 million, reflecting a one-time $2.6 million adjustment for the 2016 Missouri electric rate case and higher depreciation due to the completion of our Riverton combined cycle facility,
Interest expense increases of approximately $0.3 million,
Changes in AFUDC, which decreased earnings by approximately $1.6 million, and
Merger-related costs of approximately $0.3 million.
Consolidated net income increased approximately $2.2 million, or 8.8%, for the third quarter of 2016 compared to the third quarter of 2015. Absent the aforementioned merger-related costs, adjusted for taxes, consolidated earnings for the third quarter 2016 would have been $27.7 million, or $0.63 per share, a 9.4% increase over the 2015 third quarter.
Twelve Months Ended September 30, 2016 Results
Electric segment gross margin increased approximately $18.9 million, or 4.9%, during the twelve month period ended September 30, 2016 compared to the prior year period. Year over year electric segment gross margin impacts include:
Increased customer rates, net of a decrease in Missouri base fuel recovery of $5.4 million, increased revenues an estimated $18.3 million,
Improved customer counts added an estimated $3.2 million to revenues, and
Weather and other volumetric factors decreased revenues an estimated $13.7 million.
Fuel expense changes reflective of the timing of the deferral and recovery of non-Missouri fuel and consumable costs contributed positively to electric segment gross margin when compared to the 2015 period.
Gas segment gross margin was approximately $2.3 million, or 10.1%, below the twelve month period ended September 30, 2015, as mild weather during the current period winter heating season drove a 13.8% decline in overall sales.
Twelve month ended consolidated earnings were favorably impacted by lower maintenance expenses of approximately $5.8 million, primarily driven by lower transmission and distribution maintenance costs and the timing of a plant outage in 2015 at our State Line Combined Cycle plant. Unfavorable impacts included the following:
Depreciation and amortization expense increases of approximately $6.6 million, reflecting a one-time $2.6 million adjustment for the 2016 Missouri electric rate case and higher depreciation due to the completion of our Riverton combined cycle facility,
Interest expense increase of approximately $2.3 million resulting from the issuance of long-term debt in August 2015 which had a full-year impact in the current period ,
Changes in AFUDC, which decreased earnings by approximately $1.3 million, and
Merger-related costs of approximately $8.7 million.
Consolidated net income increased approximately $2.8 million, or 4.9%, for the twelve month period ended September 30, 2016 compared to the prior year period. As noted above, absent the aforementioned merger-related costs, adjusted for taxes, consolidated earnings for the twelve month period ended September 30, 2016 would have been approximately $66.0 million, or $1.50 per share, a 14.1% increase over the 2015 period.
MSSU mock trial team takes awards at Bearcat Invitational
(From Southern News Service)
Missouri Southern’s Mock Trial team took several awards during the recent Bearcat Invitational Tournament at Northwest Missouri State University.
In this year’s trial scenario, the team is litigating a civil case as they compete to qualify for the Opening Round of Championship Series of the American Mock Trial Association. Professional writer Riley Winter, age 50 at the time of termination, has sued an online magazine, TBD, Inc., for wrongful termination on the basis of age discrimination. This case covers topical issues in employment law, technology and highlights generational differences in the workforce.
Returning senior Duncan Street, a political science major from Joplin, received an Outstanding Attorney award for his defense of Sawyer Shaw, owner of TBD Inc. Emily Tarter, a junior general studies major also of Joplin, earned Outstanding Witness recognition. Receiving an honorable mention for her work as Riley Winter’s attorney was Sarah Scott, senior criminal justice major from Galena, Kan.
The team will compete next in a Nov. 19 mock trial competition in Romeoville, Ill. They will host a tournament at MSSU Jan. 20-21 and are currently recruiting judges (law students, attorneys or other qualified persons)to volunteer.
Missouri Southern’s Mock Trial team took several awards during the recent Bearcat Invitational Tournament at Northwest Missouri State University.
In this year’s trial scenario, the team is litigating a civil case as they compete to qualify for the Opening Round of Championship Series of the American Mock Trial Association. Professional writer Riley Winter, age 50 at the time of termination, has sued an online magazine, TBD, Inc., for wrongful termination on the basis of age discrimination. This case covers topical issues in employment law, technology and highlights generational differences in the workforce.
Returning senior Duncan Street, a political science major from Joplin, received an Outstanding Attorney award for his defense of Sawyer Shaw, owner of TBD Inc. Emily Tarter, a junior general studies major also of Joplin, earned Outstanding Witness recognition. Receiving an honorable mention for her work as Riley Winter’s attorney was Sarah Scott, senior criminal justice major from Galena, Kan.
The team will compete next in a Nov. 19 mock trial competition in Romeoville, Ill. They will host a tournament at MSSU Jan. 20-21 and are currently recruiting judges (law students, attorneys or other qualified persons)to volunteer.
Joplin Police Department offers Halloween safety tips
(From the Joplin Police Department)
The Joplin Police Department would like to remind you that on average, children are more than twice as likely to be hit by a car and killed on Halloween than on any other day of the year. There are several easy and effective behaviors that parents can share with kids to help reduce their risk of injury.
Walk Safely
• Cross the street at corners, using traffic signals and crosswalks.
• Teach children to make eye contact with drivers before crossing in front of them.
• Teach children to never dart out into the street or cross between parked cars.
•
Trick or Treat with an Adult
• Children under the age of 12 should not be alone at night without adult supervision.
• If kids are mature enough to be out without supervision, remind them to stick to familiar areas that are well lit and trick-or-treat in groups.
•
Keep Costumes Both Creative and Safe
• Decorate costumes and bags with reflective tape or stickers and, if possible, choose light colors.
• Choose face paint and makeup whenever possible instead of masks, which can obstruct a child’s vision.
• Have kids carry glow sticks or flashlights to help them see and be seen by drivers.
Drive Extra Safely on Halloween
• Slow down and be especially alert in residential neighborhoods.
• Take extra time to look for kids at intersections, on medians and on curbs.
• Enter and exit driveways and alleys slowly and carefully.
• Popular trick-or-treating hours are 5:30 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. so be especially alert for kids during those hours.
The Joplin Police Department would like to remind you that on average, children are more than twice as likely to be hit by a car and killed on Halloween than on any other day of the year. There are several easy and effective behaviors that parents can share with kids to help reduce their risk of injury.
Walk Safely
• Cross the street at corners, using traffic signals and crosswalks.
• Teach children to make eye contact with drivers before crossing in front of them.
• Teach children to never dart out into the street or cross between parked cars.
•
Trick or Treat with an Adult
• Children under the age of 12 should not be alone at night without adult supervision.
• If kids are mature enough to be out without supervision, remind them to stick to familiar areas that are well lit and trick-or-treat in groups.
•
Keep Costumes Both Creative and Safe
• Decorate costumes and bags with reflective tape or stickers and, if possible, choose light colors.
• Choose face paint and makeup whenever possible instead of masks, which can obstruct a child’s vision.
• Have kids carry glow sticks or flashlights to help them see and be seen by drivers.
Drive Extra Safely on Halloween
• Slow down and be especially alert in residential neighborhoods.
• Take extra time to look for kids at intersections, on medians and on curbs.
• Enter and exit driveways and alleys slowly and carefully.
• Popular trick-or-treating hours are 5:30 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. so be especially alert for kids during those hours.
Thursday, October 27, 2016
Golf Road in Webb City closure to continue Friday
(From the City of Webb City)
STREET CLOSURE: Work will be done on Golf Road Thursday and Friday, October 27th and 28th. Golf Road will be closed from Par Circle to Broadway. Webb City Public Works and Blevins Asphalt will be paving.
STREET CLOSURE: Work will be done on Golf Road Thursday and Friday, October 27th and 28th. Golf Road will be closed from Par Circle to Broadway. Webb City Public Works and Blevins Asphalt will be paving.
Joplin Police South Station no longer open to the public
(From the Joplin Police Department)
Beginning November 01, 2016, the Joplin Police Department will no longer be able to offer fingerprinting services.
City Policies prohibit the recommendation of private business. We are, however, aware of two local businesses that offer this service.
Atlas Risk Management
407 S. Pennsylvania Ave.
Joplin, Mo. 64801
417-206-2228
UPS Store
6031 N. Main St.
Webb City, Mo. 64870
(Stone’s Corner)
417-659-8410
Additionally, the South Station, 115 E. 34th St., will no longer be open to the public. (Previously this station was open Monday thru Friday, 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM)
There is a phone located near the entrance with instruction how to contact the North Station.
Beginning November 01, 2016, the Joplin Police Department will no longer be able to offer fingerprinting services.
City Policies prohibit the recommendation of private business. We are, however, aware of two local businesses that offer this service.
Atlas Risk Management
407 S. Pennsylvania Ave.
Joplin, Mo. 64801
417-206-2228
UPS Store
6031 N. Main St.
Webb City, Mo. 64870
(Stone’s Corner)
417-659-8410
Additionally, the South Station, 115 E. 34th St., will no longer be open to the public. (Previously this station was open Monday thru Friday, 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM)
There is a phone located near the entrance with instruction how to contact the North Station.
Carthage couple injured in collision
Two Carthage residents were injured in a two-vehicle accident 3:10 p.m. Thursday on Route HH, 10 feet west of the Carthage city limits.
According to the Highway Patrol report, a 1996 Toyota Tacoma driven by John W. Lowery, 68, Carthage, was stopped at a traffic signal and was struck in the rear by a 2008 Ford Taurus driven by Betty J. Kester, 86, Carthage.
Kester and a passenger in her car, Clarence V. Kester, 88, Carthage, were treated for minor injuries at Mercy McCune-Brooks Hospital, Carthage.
According to the Highway Patrol report, a 1996 Toyota Tacoma driven by John W. Lowery, 68, Carthage, was stopped at a traffic signal and was struck in the rear by a 2008 Ford Taurus driven by Betty J. Kester, 86, Carthage.
Kester and a passenger in her car, Clarence V. Kester, 88, Carthage, were treated for minor injuries at Mercy McCune-Brooks Hospital, Carthage.
Four injured in two-vehicle crash near Mindenmines
Four people were injured in a two-vehicle accident 3:30 p.m. Thursday on U. S. 160, a half mile west of Mindenmines.
According to the Highway Patrol report, a 2000 Dodge Dakota driven by Dillon M. Coleman, 21, Mindenmines, drove into the rear of a 2008 Nissan Altima driven by Megan A. Keller, 17, Mindenmines.
Coleman, Keller, a passenger in the Coleman vehicle, Crystal L. Coleman, 28, Mindenmines, and a passenger in the Keller vehicle, Madison A. Keller, 16, Mindenmines, were treated for minor injuries at Via Christi Hospital, Pittsburg, Kansas.
According to the Highway Patrol report, a 2000 Dodge Dakota driven by Dillon M. Coleman, 21, Mindenmines, drove into the rear of a 2008 Nissan Altima driven by Megan A. Keller, 17, Mindenmines.
Coleman, Keller, a passenger in the Coleman vehicle, Crystal L. Coleman, 28, Mindenmines, and a passenger in the Keller vehicle, Madison A. Keller, 16, Mindenmines, were treated for minor injuries at Via Christi Hospital, Pittsburg, Kansas.
One Warm Coat drive next month at Missouri Southern
(From Southern News Service)
The Golden Crest Circle of Omicron Delta Kappa at Missouri Southern State University will sponsor the eighth annual One Warm Coat drive from Tuesday, Nov. 1, through Wednesday, Nov. 30.
Coats of all shapes and sizes are welcome and will be distributed to Watered Gardens and the Joplin Boys and Girls Club to help children and adults in need of warm winter wear.
Donating is simple. Just bring clean, gently used coats and jackets to the blue collection boxes in the following campus buildings: Billingsly Student Center, Criminal Justice, León Health Sciences, Hearnes Hall, Kuhn Hall, Leggett & Platt Athletic Center, Plaster Hall, Reynolds Hall, Reynolds Annex, Spiva Library, Student Life Center, Taylor Education, Taylor Performing Arts Center and Webster Hall.
A donation box will also be available at Southwest Missouri Bank, located at Seventh Street and Duquesne Road.
One Warm Coat is a national non-profit organization that supports and encourages coat drives. Since its inception in 1992, more than 1 million coats have been provided at no cost to those in need.
Omicron Delta Kappa, the national leadership honor society, was founded in 1914. There are currently more than 200 active circles at colleges and universities across the United States.
The Golden Crest Circle of Omicron Delta Kappa at Missouri Southern State University will sponsor the eighth annual One Warm Coat drive from Tuesday, Nov. 1, through Wednesday, Nov. 30.
Coats of all shapes and sizes are welcome and will be distributed to Watered Gardens and the Joplin Boys and Girls Club to help children and adults in need of warm winter wear.
Donating is simple. Just bring clean, gently used coats and jackets to the blue collection boxes in the following campus buildings: Billingsly Student Center, Criminal Justice, León Health Sciences, Hearnes Hall, Kuhn Hall, Leggett & Platt Athletic Center, Plaster Hall, Reynolds Hall, Reynolds Annex, Spiva Library, Student Life Center, Taylor Education, Taylor Performing Arts Center and Webster Hall.
A donation box will also be available at Southwest Missouri Bank, located at Seventh Street and Duquesne Road.
One Warm Coat is a national non-profit organization that supports and encourages coat drives. Since its inception in 1992, more than 1 million coats have been provided at no cost to those in need.
Omicron Delta Kappa, the national leadership honor society, was founded in 1914. There are currently more than 200 active circles at colleges and universities across the United States.
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Joplin Police Department Arrests October 26-27
10/26/2016 0800
LEVI ALLEN BOCHMEYER
1038 Adams SENACA, MO 64856
WM 21 303 E 3RD ST 500.00
1 1 FAIL TO APPEAR
2 1 FAIL TO APPEAR
10/26/2016 0800
CODY ALLEN STALDER
1731 S Missouri Ave JOPLIN, MO 64804
WM 30 303 E 3RD ST 250.00
1 1 FAIL TO APPEAR
2 1 FAIL TO APPEAR
3 1 BENCH WARRANT
4 1 BENCH WARRANT
10/26/2016 0824
MICHELLE MARIE MESPLAY
615 W Mckay FRONTENAC, KS 66763
32 1949 W 4TH ST/S ADELE AVE 0.00
2 1 DWS/DWR OR CANCELLED
10/26/2016 1000
TIERRA KESHUN KNAULS
BF 23 303 E 3RD ST 500.00
3909 Chaffee Drive
FORT SMITH, AR 72904
1 1 FAIL TO APPEAR
10/26/2016 1000
CHARLES TRAVIS GLOVER
1909 W 15th St JOPLIN, MO 64801
WM 40 303 E 3RD ST 373.50
1 1 COMMIT
10/26/2016 1247
DALTON BOYD CANDELARIA
14 Tanglewood Dr CARL JUNCTION, MO 64834
WM 25 3015 S RANGE LINE RD 373.50
1 1 COMMIT
2 1 FAIL TO APPEAR
3 1 FAIL TO APPEAR
4 1 FAIL TO APPEAR
10/26/2016 1415
SAVANNAH MARIE VOGL
405 W 1st St JOPLIN, MO 64801
WF 24 331 W 1ST ST/N PEARL AVE 248.50
1 1 COMMIT
2 1 COMMIT
10/26/2016 1616
AARON MICHAEL MCBRIDE
817 S Patterson Ave JOPLIN, MO 64801
WM 30 1102 E 32ND ST 0.00
4 1 BENCH WARRANT
3 1 OBSTRUCTION / RESISTING
10/26/2016 1515
DAVID ALLAN JAY FRIEND
4038 S Wisconsin Ave JOPLIN, MO 64804
WM 23 2208 S BYERS AVE 500.00
1 1 FAIL TO APPEAR
10/26/2016 1730
TYRETHA DASHON SMITH 3rd
835 S High Ave JOPLIN, MO 64801
BM 23 3031 S RANGE LINE RD 500.00
1 1 UNLAWFUL USE OF WEAPONS CITY
2 1 DISTURBING THE PEACE
10/26/2016 2001
ANDREW JAMES COLEMAN
2322 Kentucky Ave JOPLIN, MO 64804
WM 17 303 E 3RD ST 0.00
1 1 OBSTRUCTION / RESISTING
10/26/2016 2330
MCKYLA L BOWEN
5429 S Mcclelland Park Rd JOPLIN, MO 64804
WF 24 2427 S TEXAS AVE 500.00
1 1 DISTURBING THE PEACE
10/26/2016 2306
CHRISTIAN JAUOD
1502 S Michigan Ave, B1A5 JOPLIN, MO 64804
WM 24 1501 S MICHIGAN AVE 0.00
1 1 DOMESTIC ASSAULT--CITY
10/26/2016 1800
CODY WAYNE GOUCHER
19024 S Nectar JASPER, MO
WM 37 3006 S MCCLELLAND BLVD 0.00
1 1 MENTAL 96 HOUR HOLD
10/26/2016 2230
SUSAN RENAE MURPHY
4202 E University Cir DUQUESNE, MO 64801
WF 43 8.6 I44 500.00
1 1 DRIVING WHILE INTOXICATED
10/26/2016 2315
VICTORIA L HASKINS
1414 Euclid Ave JOPLIN, MO 64801
WF 23 1414 N EUCLID AVE 0.00
1 1 MENTAL 96 HOUR HOLD
10/27/2016 0043
COREY MICHAEL WALSTEAD
1642 Mallard Dr DIAMOND, MO 64840
WM 24 1700 W 30TH ST 225.00
1 1 COMMIT
2 1 COMMIT
3 1 COMMIT
4 1 COMMIT
1 COMMIT
10/27/2016 0130
JORGE LUIS BERNAVE
1204 S Michigan Ave JOPLIN, MO 64801
249 E 19TH ST/S PENNSYLVANIA AVE
WM 20 500.00
2 1 FAIL TO APPEAR
3 1 FAIL TO APPEAR
1 1 OBSTRUCTION / RESISTING
LEVI ALLEN BOCHMEYER
1038 Adams SENACA, MO 64856
WM 21 303 E 3RD ST 500.00
1 1 FAIL TO APPEAR
2 1 FAIL TO APPEAR
10/26/2016 0800
CODY ALLEN STALDER
1731 S Missouri Ave JOPLIN, MO 64804
WM 30 303 E 3RD ST 250.00
1 1 FAIL TO APPEAR
2 1 FAIL TO APPEAR
3 1 BENCH WARRANT
4 1 BENCH WARRANT
10/26/2016 0824
MICHELLE MARIE MESPLAY
615 W Mckay FRONTENAC, KS 66763
32 1949 W 4TH ST/S ADELE AVE 0.00
2 1 DWS/DWR OR CANCELLED
10/26/2016 1000
TIERRA KESHUN KNAULS
BF 23 303 E 3RD ST 500.00
3909 Chaffee Drive
FORT SMITH, AR 72904
1 1 FAIL TO APPEAR
10/26/2016 1000
CHARLES TRAVIS GLOVER
1909 W 15th St JOPLIN, MO 64801
WM 40 303 E 3RD ST 373.50
1 1 COMMIT
10/26/2016 1247
DALTON BOYD CANDELARIA
14 Tanglewood Dr CARL JUNCTION, MO 64834
WM 25 3015 S RANGE LINE RD 373.50
1 1 COMMIT
2 1 FAIL TO APPEAR
3 1 FAIL TO APPEAR
4 1 FAIL TO APPEAR
10/26/2016 1415
SAVANNAH MARIE VOGL
405 W 1st St JOPLIN, MO 64801
WF 24 331 W 1ST ST/N PEARL AVE 248.50
1 1 COMMIT
2 1 COMMIT
10/26/2016 1616
AARON MICHAEL MCBRIDE
817 S Patterson Ave JOPLIN, MO 64801
WM 30 1102 E 32ND ST 0.00
4 1 BENCH WARRANT
3 1 OBSTRUCTION / RESISTING
10/26/2016 1515
DAVID ALLAN JAY FRIEND
4038 S Wisconsin Ave JOPLIN, MO 64804
WM 23 2208 S BYERS AVE 500.00
1 1 FAIL TO APPEAR
10/26/2016 1730
TYRETHA DASHON SMITH 3rd
835 S High Ave JOPLIN, MO 64801
BM 23 3031 S RANGE LINE RD 500.00
1 1 UNLAWFUL USE OF WEAPONS CITY
2 1 DISTURBING THE PEACE
10/26/2016 2001
ANDREW JAMES COLEMAN
2322 Kentucky Ave JOPLIN, MO 64804
WM 17 303 E 3RD ST 0.00
1 1 OBSTRUCTION / RESISTING
10/26/2016 2330
MCKYLA L BOWEN
5429 S Mcclelland Park Rd JOPLIN, MO 64804
WF 24 2427 S TEXAS AVE 500.00
1 1 DISTURBING THE PEACE
10/26/2016 2306
CHRISTIAN JAUOD
1502 S Michigan Ave, B1A5 JOPLIN, MO 64804
WM 24 1501 S MICHIGAN AVE 0.00
1 1 DOMESTIC ASSAULT--CITY
10/26/2016 1800
CODY WAYNE GOUCHER
19024 S Nectar JASPER, MO
WM 37 3006 S MCCLELLAND BLVD 0.00
1 1 MENTAL 96 HOUR HOLD
10/26/2016 2230
SUSAN RENAE MURPHY
4202 E University Cir DUQUESNE, MO 64801
WF 43 8.6 I44 500.00
1 1 DRIVING WHILE INTOXICATED
10/26/2016 2315
VICTORIA L HASKINS
1414 Euclid Ave JOPLIN, MO 64801
WF 23 1414 N EUCLID AVE 0.00
1 1 MENTAL 96 HOUR HOLD
10/27/2016 0043
COREY MICHAEL WALSTEAD
1642 Mallard Dr DIAMOND, MO 64840
WM 24 1700 W 30TH ST 225.00
1 1 COMMIT
2 1 COMMIT
3 1 COMMIT
4 1 COMMIT
1 COMMIT
10/27/2016 0130
JORGE LUIS BERNAVE
1204 S Michigan Ave JOPLIN, MO 64801
249 E 19TH ST/S PENNSYLVANIA AVE
WM 20 500.00
2 1 FAIL TO APPEAR
3 1 FAIL TO APPEAR
1 1 OBSTRUCTION / RESISTING
Illinois trucker injured in accident east of Carthage
An Illinois trucker was injured in a one-vehicle accident 5:15 a.m. today on Route BB, five miles east of Carthage.
According to the Highway Patrol report, 2016 Freightliner driven by David L. Barton, 55, Granite City, Illinois, traveled off the right side of the road and overturned.
Barton was treated for moderate injuries at Mercy Hospital, Joplin.
According to the Highway Patrol report, 2016 Freightliner driven by David L. Barton, 55, Granite City, Illinois, traveled off the right side of the road and overturned.
Barton was treated for moderate injuries at Mercy Hospital, Joplin.
Highway Patrol DWI Arrests October 26-27
The Missouri Highway Patrol arrested the following people for driving while intoxicated:
Taylor D. McGonigal, 22, Branson
Sharon L. Freeman, 59, Halfway
Steven R. Bird, 57, Jerico Springs
Erik B. Edens, 43, Baxter Springs, Kansas
Taylor D. McGonigal, 22, Branson
Sharon L. Freeman, 59, Halfway
Steven R. Bird, 57, Jerico Springs
Erik B. Edens, 43, Baxter Springs, Kansas
Wednesday, October 26, 2016
Pavement repairs planned on ramps at 249/FF interchange in Joplin next week
(From MODOT)
TRAFFIC ALERT
Pavement Repairs Planned on Ramps at Route 249/Route FF Interchange in Joplin Week of Oct. 31
Where: U.S. Route 249 at Jasper-Newton County Route FF in Joplin
When: 7 a.m.-5 p.m., Monday-Friday, Oct. 31-Nov. 4
What: Narrowed ramps at interchange for pavement repairs. Drivers should expect delays and find alternate routes.
Traffic Impacts:
Ramps narrowed
Signs and message boards will alert drivers to the work zone
Drivers should find alternate routes
(Weather and/or scheduling conflicts could alter the work schedule.)
TRAFFIC ALERT
Pavement Repairs Planned on Ramps at Route 249/Route FF Interchange in Joplin Week of Oct. 31
Where: U.S. Route 249 at Jasper-Newton County Route FF in Joplin
When: 7 a.m.-5 p.m., Monday-Friday, Oct. 31-Nov. 4
What: Narrowed ramps at interchange for pavement repairs. Drivers should expect delays and find alternate routes.
Traffic Impacts:
Ramps narrowed
Signs and message boards will alert drivers to the work zone
Drivers should find alternate routes
(Weather and/or scheduling conflicts could alter the work schedule.)
Large quantity of meth seized in Jasper
(From the Jasper Police Department)
On Saturday, October 22nd, 2016, a Jasper police officer, assisted by Barton County Sheriff's Office K9 deputy, seized an estimated 4.9 pounds of suspected "ice" (methamphatamine) on the parking lot of a business in Jasper.
On Saturday, October 22nd, 2016, a Jasper police officer, assisted by Barton County Sheriff's Office K9 deputy, seized an estimated 4.9 pounds of suspected "ice" (methamphatamine) on the parking lot of a business in Jasper.
The drugs were seized after a month long investigation by the Jasper Police Dept. and Ozark Drug Enforcement Team, in reference to the sales of methamphetamine.
An Arkansas man was arrested for trafficking of a controlled substance and will face federal charges for his role in the distribution and delivery of the large amount of drugs.
An Arkansas woman was also arrested and faces state charges for possession of a controlled substance after suspected cocaine was found in her purse.
Special thanks to Barton County K-9 Officer Toby Luce, his K-9 "Paw"tna Hondo, and Barton County Sheriff Mitchell Shaw for their willingness to assist in this matter, and the Ozark Drug Task Force for its assistance as well.
Jasper County Sheriff's Office Arrest
October 26, 2016
Daily News
Jasper County Sheriff’s Office
10/25/2016 Michael C. Lindsey-Hall, 31 of Webb City, was arrested for Domestic Assault 3rd .
The charge for which the above was arrested is a mere accusation and is not evidence of guilt. Evidence in support of the charge must be presented before a court of competent jurisdiction whose duty is to determine guilt or innocence.
Daily News
Jasper County Sheriff’s Office
10/25/2016 Michael C. Lindsey-Hall, 31 of Webb City, was arrested for Domestic Assault 3rd .
The charge for which the above was arrested is a mere accusation and is not evidence of guilt. Evidence in support of the charge must be presented before a court of competent jurisdiction whose duty is to determine guilt or innocence.
Joplin residential leaf program to start November 28
(From the City of Joplin)
The City of Joplin will start the annual residential leaf pick up program on Monday, November 28, weather permitting. For residents that wish to dispose of leaves now, bring them to the Joplin Compost Facility next to the Turkey Creek Waste Water Treatment Plant at 3457 Eddy Lane, which is west of the intersection of Eddy and North Peace Church Avenue. Please remove leaves from trash bags and take trash bags with you. No brush, tree limbs, bags, or trash, please.
The annual leaf pick-up program is an important service to residents and the environment. The City picks up the leaves so that leaves will not congregate around the storm drains which can cause flooding. Also, during heavy rains, storm drains receive an above average amount of pesticides, soil, fertilizer runoff, trash, pet waste, and leaves, which is then deposited in the nearest storm channel. These channels are designed to eventually flow into Joplin’s Shoal Creek and Turkey Creek. All of these pollutants can harm recreational activities, wildlife habitat, and drinking water sources. Soil runoff and leaves cause the water to become murky, which blocks sunlight and decreases plant growth. Plants are food sources for insects, worms, crayfish and other animals that support fish populations.
One alternative to leaf disposal is home composting. To create compost simply put leaves, grass, and meat-free, uncooked kitchen scraps in your compost bin, keep it moist, stir the mixture to speed up the decomposition process, and then harvest the finished compost from the bottom of the bin. Finished compost should be available in approximately two seasons and produces a free organic fertilizer.
Mary Anne Phillips, Recycling Coordinator, encourages the use of compost instead of non-organic fertilizers and chemicals on lawns and gardens. Compost can be applied to the soil thus making the plants healthy and less susceptible to diseases and insects, which reduces the need for chemicals. Run off of chemical based fertilizers and pesticides can harm our water bodies as stated above.
The easiest alternative to leaf disposal is to rake the leaves onto the lawn and run over them with a mulching lawnmower!
Not-so-earth-friendly alternatives for leaf disposal include setting out bagged leaves for the regular weekly trash service or burning the leaves. For rules and pricing regarding burn permits, contact the Joplin Fire Department at 623-0403, or visit the web site www.joplinmofire.org, or call the Finance Department at 624-0820 extension 241.
The City of Joplin will start the annual residential leaf pick up program on Monday, November 28, weather permitting. For residents that wish to dispose of leaves now, bring them to the Joplin Compost Facility next to the Turkey Creek Waste Water Treatment Plant at 3457 Eddy Lane, which is west of the intersection of Eddy and North Peace Church Avenue. Please remove leaves from trash bags and take trash bags with you. No brush, tree limbs, bags, or trash, please.
The annual leaf pick-up program is an important service to residents and the environment. The City picks up the leaves so that leaves will not congregate around the storm drains which can cause flooding. Also, during heavy rains, storm drains receive an above average amount of pesticides, soil, fertilizer runoff, trash, pet waste, and leaves, which is then deposited in the nearest storm channel. These channels are designed to eventually flow into Joplin’s Shoal Creek and Turkey Creek. All of these pollutants can harm recreational activities, wildlife habitat, and drinking water sources. Soil runoff and leaves cause the water to become murky, which blocks sunlight and decreases plant growth. Plants are food sources for insects, worms, crayfish and other animals that support fish populations.
One alternative to leaf disposal is home composting. To create compost simply put leaves, grass, and meat-free, uncooked kitchen scraps in your compost bin, keep it moist, stir the mixture to speed up the decomposition process, and then harvest the finished compost from the bottom of the bin. Finished compost should be available in approximately two seasons and produces a free organic fertilizer.
Mary Anne Phillips, Recycling Coordinator, encourages the use of compost instead of non-organic fertilizers and chemicals on lawns and gardens. Compost can be applied to the soil thus making the plants healthy and less susceptible to diseases and insects, which reduces the need for chemicals. Run off of chemical based fertilizers and pesticides can harm our water bodies as stated above.
The easiest alternative to leaf disposal is to rake the leaves onto the lawn and run over them with a mulching lawnmower!
Not-so-earth-friendly alternatives for leaf disposal include setting out bagged leaves for the regular weekly trash service or burning the leaves. For rules and pricing regarding burn permits, contact the Joplin Fire Department at 623-0403, or visit the web site www.joplinmofire.org, or call the Finance Department at 624-0820 extension 241.
So you want to work in the Jasper County Sheriff's Office IT division
The Jasper County Sheriff's Office is advertising for someone to work in its IT Division. The following describes the person the sheriff is seeking:
The Jasper County Sheriff’s Office is seeking individual for a position within its I.T. Division.
Job Duties will be, but not limited to:
Performs assigned responsibilities and/or portion(s) of projects with limited oversight; ensures assigned tasks are completed within established guidelines and timelines.
Provide end-user computer/peripheral/software support to employees as needed.
Assists in installing and troubleshooting software systems.
Assists in installing and maintaining communication equipment and services.
Assists in installing and maintaining surveillance equipment.
Assists in the assignment of users' security accesses which defends/protects digital information and/or assets.
Assists in installing and configuring database software in an enterprise environment.
Assists in installing and maintaining information technology hardware and software.
Assists in installing and maintaining network equipment and services.
Assists in installing and maintaining servers and associated storage devices.
Assists in programming the design and functionality of the sheriff’s office web site.
Assists in programming portable/mobile radios and maintenance of radio tower sites.
Attends training and/or receives on-the-job-training as required to successfully complete tasks associated in an assigned area.
Performs other related work as assigned.
Job Qualifications:
Must be a US Citizen
Must be at least 18 years old.
Must possess a high school diploma or GED, but higher education is preferred.
At least one year experience in a related field is preferred.
Must possess a valid operator’s license and have reliable transportation.
Must be able to carry and/or lift tools, kits or parts of up to 50-75 lbs.
Must be able to pass a thorough reference and background investigation, which may include a voice stress exam, and if hired a drug test.
Have a basic understanding of Microsoft Word, Excel, Exchange, and Active Directory.
Must be able to follow direction, be independent minded and communicate well.
Salary will be based upon on experience.
Applications can be obtained at our website, www.jaspercountysheriff.org/.
The Jasper County Sheriff’s Office is seeking individual for a position within its I.T. Division.
Job Duties will be, but not limited to:
Performs assigned responsibilities and/or portion(s) of projects with limited oversight; ensures assigned tasks are completed within established guidelines and timelines.
Provide end-user computer/peripheral/software support to employees as needed.
Assists in installing and troubleshooting software systems.
Assists in installing and maintaining communication equipment and services.
Assists in installing and maintaining surveillance equipment.
Assists in the assignment of users' security accesses which defends/protects digital information and/or assets.
Assists in installing and configuring database software in an enterprise environment.
Assists in installing and maintaining information technology hardware and software.
Assists in installing and maintaining network equipment and services.
Assists in installing and maintaining servers and associated storage devices.
Assists in programming the design and functionality of the sheriff’s office web site.
Assists in programming portable/mobile radios and maintenance of radio tower sites.
Attends training and/or receives on-the-job-training as required to successfully complete tasks associated in an assigned area.
Performs other related work as assigned.
Job Qualifications:
Must be a US Citizen
Must be at least 18 years old.
Must possess a high school diploma or GED, but higher education is preferred.
At least one year experience in a related field is preferred.
Must possess a valid operator’s license and have reliable transportation.
Must be able to carry and/or lift tools, kits or parts of up to 50-75 lbs.
Must be able to pass a thorough reference and background investigation, which may include a voice stress exam, and if hired a drug test.
Have a basic understanding of Microsoft Word, Excel, Exchange, and Active Directory.
Must be able to follow direction, be independent minded and communicate well.
Salary will be based upon on experience.
Applications can be obtained at our website, www.jaspercountysheriff.org/.
Jasper County deputy, K-9 take first in training competition
Congratulations to those who placed last weekend during competition held at Crossley's K-9 training.
Our very own Deputy Johnathan Murphy / Gunny- 1st place detection / 1st place article search
Mose Hugghis / Termite- 2nd place detection / 2nd place article search
Al Loveall / Bane- 3rd place detection / 3rd place article search
Congratulations to all the winners.
Portion of Noble Street in Webb City closed until Friday morning
(From the City of Webb City)
STREET CLOSURE: Noble, from Hall Street to the Farmers Market, will be closed today, Wednesday, October 26 till Friday morning, October 28th for preparation and paving of the parking lot for the Farmers Market.
STREET CLOSURE: Noble, from Hall Street to the Farmers Market, will be closed today, Wednesday, October 26 till Friday morning, October 28th for preparation and paving of the parking lot for the Farmers Market.
Area law enforcement say goodbye to K9 Ricky, who served community well
(From the Joplin Police Department)
Tuesday afternoon members of the Joplin Police Department, Jasper County Sheriff's Office and Newton County Sheriff's Office met to say goodbye to retired K9 Ricky on the front lawn of the police department. Ricky had served the citizens of Joplin with handler Dustin Holt from January 2007 until retiring due to age related issues in June 2013.
Ricky had lived in retirement at home with Holt. Due to deteriorating health issues and to best suit his comfort and well-being, the difficult decision was made to put Ricky to rest today.
Detective Dustin Holt continues to serve with us as a Detective. We appreciate the countless suspect apprehensions, drug seizures and many other accomplishments that Ricky and Holt shared together to benefit the community.
Det. Holt has found comfort in this: “I am your friend, your partner, your defender, your dog. You are my life, my leader. I will be yours, faithful and true, to the last beat of my heart”.
Joplin Police seeking help identifying Northpark Mall burglary suspect
The Joplin Police Department in needing your assistance in identifying a suspect involved in a Burglary Investigation that took place at the Northpark Mall.
If you recognize this person or have any information related to this incident, you're encouraged to contact Detective Rusty Comer at rcomer@joplinmo.org or at 417-623-3131 x637
JPD traffic stop nets handgun, meth
On October 25th, 2016 at 6:34 pm. Officers with the Joplin Police Department conducted a vehicle stop near the intersection of 2nd and Pearl, after witnessing a stop sign violation.
In the vehicle was the driver, Ronald L. Williams (37) of Carthage and passenger, Kiley M. Carpenter (19) of Carl Junction. After seeing what they believed to be a controlled substance in plain view and a consent search of the occupants, Officers located a 9mm handgun, drug paraphernalia, and baggies of what is believed to be Methamphetamine.
Williams was arrested for being a felon in possession of a firearm, possession of drug paraphernalia, and distribution of a controlled substance.
Carpenter was arrested for distribution of a controlled substance.
Both are currently in custody at the Joplin City Jail awaiting formal charges
Williams was arrested for being a felon in possession of a firearm, possession of drug paraphernalia, and distribution of a controlled substance.
Carpenter was arrested for distribution of a controlled substance.
Both are currently in custody at the Joplin City Jail awaiting formal charges
Joplin Police Department Arrests October 25-26
10/25/2016 0800
CHRISTOPHER ALLEN FARRIS
725 N Campbell Ave WEBB CITY, MO 64870
WM 25 303 E 3RD ST 225.00
1 1 FAIL TO APPEAR
10/25/2016 0851
MOHAMMED ABDULLAHAADDR/1 ALDOASH
4515 E Zora St WEBB CITY, MO 64801
WM 22 7TH/ DUQUESNE 500.00
1 1 DQ DRIVING WHILE SUSPENDED
1 FAIL TO APPEAR
3 1 FAIL TO APPEAR
4 1 FAIL TO APPEAR
10/25/2016 1059
BRANDON D WATSKEY
330 S Patterson JOPLIN, MO 64801
WM 28 2249 E 2ND ST/S MCCONNELL AVE 0.00
1 1 POSSESSION OF MARIJUANA
10/25/2016 1050
STEPHANIE MARIE ROGGE
2128 S Highview Ave JOPLIN, MO 64804
WF 33 303 E 3RD ST 10.00
1 1 FAIL TO APPEAR
2 1 FAIL TO APPEAR
3 1 FAIL TO APPEAR
4 1 FAIL TO APPEAR
5 1 COMMIT
10/25/2016 1010
JOSEPH DEREK MARTINEZ
24913 Demott Dr WEBB CITY, MO 64870
WM 19 1897 E 7TH ST/S ST CHARLES AVE 500.00
1 1 LEAVING THE SCENE OF AN ACCIDENT
3 1 NO PROOF OF FINANCIAL RESPONSIBILITY
10/25/2016 1050
LASIE MECHELL BRANCH
1309 S Jackson Ave JOPLIN, MO 64804
WF 20 303 E 3RD ST 0.00
1 1 BENCH WARRANT
2 1 BENCH WARRANT
10/25/2016 1227
DEREK DAVID TUMBLESON
20211 S 2400 Rd NEVADA, MO 64772
WM 38 303 E 3RD ST 500.00
1 1 FAIL TO APPEAR
2 1 FAIL TO APPEAR
/25/2016 1151
ETHAN HUNTER REA
2708 E 25th St JOPLIN, MO 64804
WM 19 303 E 3RD ST 348.50
1 1 COMMIT
2 1 COMMIT
10/25/2016 1322
ALEX SCOTT BETHARDS
531 S Kentucky Ave JOPLIN, MO
WM 19 231 W 24TH ST/S WALL AVE 500.00
1 1 RECEIVING STOLEN PROPERTY
10/25/2016 1700
MICHAEL MONROE MCKENZIE
1304 Hegon LAMAR, MO 64759
WM 50 612 S JACKSON AVE 250.00
2 1 TRESPASS UPON ANOTHER PROPERTY
1 1 DISTURBING THE PEACE
10/25/2016 2135
SHEYLISE NOELLE FLETCHER
202 Henley St ALBA, MO 64830
WF 26 303 E 3RD ST 0.00
1 1 BENCH WARRANT
2 1 COMMIT
3 1 FAIL TO APPEAR
10/25/2016 2230
DELIA LYNN RICHARDSON
507 Main St CARL JUNCTION, MO 64834
WF 19 303 E 3RD ST 48.50
1 1 COMMIT
10/26/2016 0015
TIMOTHY CRAIG SANDERS
13 Ford Street NEOSHO, MO 64850
22 449 E 16TH ST/S GRAND AVE 0.00
1 1 DWS/DWR OR CANCELLED
10/26/2016 0115
MICHAEL ANTHONY WOLFE
531 S Kentucky Ave JOPLIN, MO 64801
WM 25 125 N MAPLE AVE 0.00
1 1 BENCH WARRANT
2 1 BENCH WARRANT
3 1 BENCH WARRANT
CHRISTOPHER ALLEN FARRIS
725 N Campbell Ave WEBB CITY, MO 64870
WM 25 303 E 3RD ST 225.00
1 1 FAIL TO APPEAR
10/25/2016 0851
MOHAMMED ABDULLAHAADDR/1 ALDOASH
4515 E Zora St WEBB CITY, MO 64801
WM 22 7TH/ DUQUESNE 500.00
1 1 DQ DRIVING WHILE SUSPENDED
1 FAIL TO APPEAR
3 1 FAIL TO APPEAR
4 1 FAIL TO APPEAR
10/25/2016 1059
BRANDON D WATSKEY
330 S Patterson JOPLIN, MO 64801
WM 28 2249 E 2ND ST/S MCCONNELL AVE 0.00
1 1 POSSESSION OF MARIJUANA
10/25/2016 1050
STEPHANIE MARIE ROGGE
2128 S Highview Ave JOPLIN, MO 64804
WF 33 303 E 3RD ST 10.00
1 1 FAIL TO APPEAR
2 1 FAIL TO APPEAR
3 1 FAIL TO APPEAR
4 1 FAIL TO APPEAR
5 1 COMMIT
10/25/2016 1010
JOSEPH DEREK MARTINEZ
24913 Demott Dr WEBB CITY, MO 64870
WM 19 1897 E 7TH ST/S ST CHARLES AVE 500.00
1 1 LEAVING THE SCENE OF AN ACCIDENT
3 1 NO PROOF OF FINANCIAL RESPONSIBILITY
10/25/2016 1050
LASIE MECHELL BRANCH
1309 S Jackson Ave JOPLIN, MO 64804
WF 20 303 E 3RD ST 0.00
1 1 BENCH WARRANT
2 1 BENCH WARRANT
10/25/2016 1227
DEREK DAVID TUMBLESON
20211 S 2400 Rd NEVADA, MO 64772
WM 38 303 E 3RD ST 500.00
1 1 FAIL TO APPEAR
2 1 FAIL TO APPEAR
/25/2016 1151
ETHAN HUNTER REA
2708 E 25th St JOPLIN, MO 64804
WM 19 303 E 3RD ST 348.50
1 1 COMMIT
2 1 COMMIT
10/25/2016 1322
ALEX SCOTT BETHARDS
531 S Kentucky Ave JOPLIN, MO
WM 19 231 W 24TH ST/S WALL AVE 500.00
1 1 RECEIVING STOLEN PROPERTY
10/25/2016 1700
MICHAEL MONROE MCKENZIE
1304 Hegon LAMAR, MO 64759
WM 50 612 S JACKSON AVE 250.00
2 1 TRESPASS UPON ANOTHER PROPERTY
1 1 DISTURBING THE PEACE
10/25/2016 2135
SHEYLISE NOELLE FLETCHER
202 Henley St ALBA, MO 64830
WF 26 303 E 3RD ST 0.00
1 1 BENCH WARRANT
2 1 COMMIT
3 1 FAIL TO APPEAR
10/25/2016 2230
DELIA LYNN RICHARDSON
507 Main St CARL JUNCTION, MO 64834
WF 19 303 E 3RD ST 48.50
1 1 COMMIT
10/26/2016 0015
TIMOTHY CRAIG SANDERS
13 Ford Street NEOSHO, MO 64850
22 449 E 16TH ST/S GRAND AVE 0.00
1 1 DWS/DWR OR CANCELLED
10/26/2016 0115
MICHAEL ANTHONY WOLFE
531 S Kentucky Ave JOPLIN, MO 64801
WM 25 125 N MAPLE AVE 0.00
1 1 BENCH WARRANT
2 1 BENCH WARRANT
3 1 BENCH WARRANT
Highway Patrol DWI Arrests October 25-26
The Missouri Highway Patrol arrested the following people for driving while intoxicated:
Jay A. Saxton, 53, Branson
Linda N. Prasad, 37, Neosho
Jessica M. Garner, 27, Ozark
Jay A. Saxton, 53, Branson
Linda N. Prasad, 37, Neosho
Jessica M. Garner, 27, Ozark
Tuesday, October 25, 2016
Jasper County Marriage Licenses
Scott Eli Gilmet, 27, Joplin, and Ashley Shea Wilson, 25, Joplin
Cody Michael McCarley, 29, Pittsburg, Kansas, and Brittany Nicole Shankel, 27, Pittsburg, Kansas
Sean Michael Phillips, 25, Joplin, and Amber Faye Canfield, 26, Joplin
Clinton J. Colter Jones, 26, Joplin, and Amanda Nichole Pippin, 26, Joplin
Adam Ray Smith, 19, Reeds, and Mary Grace Jackson, 18, Diamond
Stephen B. Russell, 49, Cameron, and Deborah Marie Matlock, 61, Carl Junction
Ely Hill Weaver, 20, Golden City, and Hannah Lee Hale, 20, Carthage
William Jerrel Jamerson, 34, Carthage, and Netisha Mora, 23, Carthage
Jared Levi Todd, 21, Avilla, and Naomi Joy Buggs, 18, Joplin
Joshua Allen Craig, 37, Purcell, and Lori Ann Lassiter, 42, Jasper
Patrick Michael Smalley, 26, Joplin, and Haley Ann Iverson, 23, Oronogo
Alecia Ranay Ratliff, 27, Joplin, and Daniell Elizabeth A. Sanders, 28, Joplin
Jonathon Gregory Pierce, 32, Carthage, and Deannda Laree Mills, 28, Carthage
Allen Wayne Bittick, 26, Tulsa, Oklahoma, and Charli Breanne Palmer, 27, Tulsa, Oklahoma
Kyren Dean Kidwell, 27, Joplin, and Cheyena Summer DeWeese, 24, Joplin
Brenda Ann Henson, 42, Carthage, and Jennifer Renee McCoy, 36, Carthage
Heather Denise Myers, 36, Joplin, and Melissa Anne Swenka, 34, Joplin
Tyler Greyson Eden, 24, Joplin, and Laurissa Leeann Morris, 23, Joplin
Cody Steven Rose, 28, Reeds, and Brittan Lee Mumbrue, 25, Carthage
Austin Paul Kropp, 25, Joplin, and Brittney Denell Bull, 32, Joplin
Richard Dean Shaffer, 34, Joplin, and Jamie Dawn Delmont, 34, Joplin
Sarah Leeann Painter, 23, Joplin, and Johnna Ashlea Radigan, 22, Joplin
Wesley A. Guest, 37, Joplin, and Elizabeth Kyoko White, 32, Joplin
Charles Elmer Keeney, Jr., 56, Ash Grove, and Judith Ellen Casey, 55, Carl Junction
Daniel James Turcotte, 27, Joplin, and Kristine Nichole Dyer, 29, Springdale, Arkansas
James Robert Jewsbury, 44, Joplin, and Deanna M. Novak, 40, Joplin
Aaron Foster Hargett, 24, Joplin, and Ellanie Ramos Purcell, 22, Joplin
Austin Wade Letts, 37, Joplin, and Wilfredo Blanco-Diaz, 30, Joplin
Dylan Bryant Kirby, 19, Joplin, and Brooke Lynn Tinder, 18, Joplin
James Dean Smith, 27, Carthage, and Mayola Beth Rodriguez, 24, Carthage
Jesse D. Drumeller, 32, Joplin, and Rachel Lynn Stroud, 24, Joplin
Samuel Montanna Sloan, 19, Carl Junction, and Tearra D. West, 17, Carl Junction
Zachariah Abram Kutz, 23, Duenweg, and Hailey Marie Hudson, 23, Duenweg
Tyler Christian Underhill, 23, Baxter Springs, Kansas, and Jenna Brianne Montee, 23, Baxter Springs, Kansas
Matthew Lane Moody, 32, Joplin, and Lashanna Delaine Myers, 39, Joplin
Salvador Mercado-Maldonado, 33, Joplin, and Susan Elizabeth Gilpin, 29, Joplin
Robert Adam Cowan, 39, Carthage, and Jamie Michelle Shanks, 39, Carthage
Kevin Wayne Layton, 30, Joplin, and Sarah Nichole Rapp, 23, Joplin
Donald Ray Anderson, 59, Reeds, and Emma H. Vergara, 60, Carthage
Logan Andrew Terry, 21, Joplin, and Hannah Nicole Tubb, 22, Joplin
Julien Michael Whittaker, 25, Joplin, and Jelissa Ann Blackmon, 26, Joplin
Raymond Eugene Bresee, 57, Galena, Kansas, and Kathy Lynn Morrison, 58, Galena, Kansas
Donald Lynn Martin, 24, Joplin, and Brooke Elizabeth Evans, 24, Joplin
Robert Allan Pence, 66, Reno, Nevada, and Melissa Jane Perry, 49, Carl Junction
Jerry Lee Brown, 70, Carthage, and Diane L. Childers, 68, Carthage
Cody Michael McCarley, 29, Pittsburg, Kansas, and Brittany Nicole Shankel, 27, Pittsburg, Kansas
Sean Michael Phillips, 25, Joplin, and Amber Faye Canfield, 26, Joplin
Clinton J. Colter Jones, 26, Joplin, and Amanda Nichole Pippin, 26, Joplin
Adam Ray Smith, 19, Reeds, and Mary Grace Jackson, 18, Diamond
Stephen B. Russell, 49, Cameron, and Deborah Marie Matlock, 61, Carl Junction
Ely Hill Weaver, 20, Golden City, and Hannah Lee Hale, 20, Carthage
William Jerrel Jamerson, 34, Carthage, and Netisha Mora, 23, Carthage
Jared Levi Todd, 21, Avilla, and Naomi Joy Buggs, 18, Joplin
Joshua Allen Craig, 37, Purcell, and Lori Ann Lassiter, 42, Jasper
Patrick Michael Smalley, 26, Joplin, and Haley Ann Iverson, 23, Oronogo
Alecia Ranay Ratliff, 27, Joplin, and Daniell Elizabeth A. Sanders, 28, Joplin
Jonathon Gregory Pierce, 32, Carthage, and Deannda Laree Mills, 28, Carthage
Allen Wayne Bittick, 26, Tulsa, Oklahoma, and Charli Breanne Palmer, 27, Tulsa, Oklahoma
Kyren Dean Kidwell, 27, Joplin, and Cheyena Summer DeWeese, 24, Joplin
Brenda Ann Henson, 42, Carthage, and Jennifer Renee McCoy, 36, Carthage
Heather Denise Myers, 36, Joplin, and Melissa Anne Swenka, 34, Joplin
Tyler Greyson Eden, 24, Joplin, and Laurissa Leeann Morris, 23, Joplin
Cody Steven Rose, 28, Reeds, and Brittan Lee Mumbrue, 25, Carthage
Austin Paul Kropp, 25, Joplin, and Brittney Denell Bull, 32, Joplin
Richard Dean Shaffer, 34, Joplin, and Jamie Dawn Delmont, 34, Joplin
Sarah Leeann Painter, 23, Joplin, and Johnna Ashlea Radigan, 22, Joplin
Wesley A. Guest, 37, Joplin, and Elizabeth Kyoko White, 32, Joplin
Charles Elmer Keeney, Jr., 56, Ash Grove, and Judith Ellen Casey, 55, Carl Junction
Daniel James Turcotte, 27, Joplin, and Kristine Nichole Dyer, 29, Springdale, Arkansas
James Robert Jewsbury, 44, Joplin, and Deanna M. Novak, 40, Joplin
Aaron Foster Hargett, 24, Joplin, and Ellanie Ramos Purcell, 22, Joplin
Austin Wade Letts, 37, Joplin, and Wilfredo Blanco-Diaz, 30, Joplin
Dylan Bryant Kirby, 19, Joplin, and Brooke Lynn Tinder, 18, Joplin
James Dean Smith, 27, Carthage, and Mayola Beth Rodriguez, 24, Carthage
Jesse D. Drumeller, 32, Joplin, and Rachel Lynn Stroud, 24, Joplin
Samuel Montanna Sloan, 19, Carl Junction, and Tearra D. West, 17, Carl Junction
Zachariah Abram Kutz, 23, Duenweg, and Hailey Marie Hudson, 23, Duenweg
Tyler Christian Underhill, 23, Baxter Springs, Kansas, and Jenna Brianne Montee, 23, Baxter Springs, Kansas
Matthew Lane Moody, 32, Joplin, and Lashanna Delaine Myers, 39, Joplin
Salvador Mercado-Maldonado, 33, Joplin, and Susan Elizabeth Gilpin, 29, Joplin
Robert Adam Cowan, 39, Carthage, and Jamie Michelle Shanks, 39, Carthage
Kevin Wayne Layton, 30, Joplin, and Sarah Nichole Rapp, 23, Joplin
Donald Ray Anderson, 59, Reeds, and Emma H. Vergara, 60, Carthage
Logan Andrew Terry, 21, Joplin, and Hannah Nicole Tubb, 22, Joplin
Julien Michael Whittaker, 25, Joplin, and Jelissa Ann Blackmon, 26, Joplin
Raymond Eugene Bresee, 57, Galena, Kansas, and Kathy Lynn Morrison, 58, Galena, Kansas
Donald Lynn Martin, 24, Joplin, and Brooke Elizabeth Evans, 24, Joplin
Robert Allan Pence, 66, Reno, Nevada, and Melissa Jane Perry, 49, Carl Junction
Jerry Lee Brown, 70, Carthage, and Diane L. Childers, 68, Carthage
Nancy Hughes devotion: Innocent bystanders
“But if anyone causes one of these little ones who believe in me to sin, it would be better for him to have a large millstone hung around his neck and to be drowned in the depths of the sea.” Matthew 18:6 (NIV)
Devotion:
Subbing at school is always entertaining and a bit interesting – especially in the younger grades. A few weeks ago I subbed in a 5th grade classroom in the morning and in a 2nd grade classroom in the afternoon.
My conversation with a little boy in the afternoon class as I walked in the door went like this:
“Who are you?”
“Your sub for the afternoon.”
“Why weren’t you here this morning?”
“I was subbing in 5th grade.”
“Hey! I have a friend in 5th grade!”
“You do? What’s his name?”
“His first name is Donald.”
“I don’t think I had anyone in my class by that name. What is his last name?”
He paused and thought for a couple of seconds. Then an ah-ha moment:
“I think his last name is Trump.”
Comment from the boy beside him: “Your friend is on TV??!!”
Can I share with you that I laughed off and on for about 30 minutes? I did. But then something occurred to me.
Obviously these two little boys had seen and heard some of the political news – who hasn’t? But I realized that they were probably just “innocent bystanders” to what they were hearing and seeing at home.
Then I wondered how much they learned from everyday conversations that they heard and saw with their families.
For example, the phone rings and Mom whispers to Dad “Tell them I’m not here right now.” Or perhaps Dad gets too much money back from a purchase at a store and he laughs “I’m not saying anything – it’s their mistake!”
Today’s Key Scripture from Matthew 18:6 is a crystal clear caution from Jesus. He says “But if anyone causes one of these little ones who believe in me to sin, it would be better for him to have a large millstone hung around his neck and to be drowned in the depths of the sea.” Wow. Jesus doesn’t get more direct than that.
We, parents and grandparents, aunts and uncles, have a responsibility to guard what our little ones hear and see every day. No, we will not be able to shield them from everything that can hurt them spiritually but we can make sure that we are not directing them toward sin by our actions. Our actions. Our words. Our example.
We may not think they are listening and watching but they are. And so is the Lord.
I encourage you to guard the hearts of your children. Begin by guarding what you say and do. Innocent bystanders are always watching and listening.
My Prayer for Today:
Father, please convict me of any actions that would cause a little one around me to fall into sin. In Jesus’ Name. Amen.
Reflection:
Have you ever been speaking about someone in an unchristian way and then realized that your children were watching and listening?
Application:
In Your journal make three columns. Write “example” at the top of the first column and write “Christ-like” above the second column. Above the third column write “Scripture.”
Now list a few sentences about conversations you have had or television or movies you have watched with your children listening, under “example” and place either a + or a – under the “Christ-like” column. If you have placed a – after any sentence, look up Scripture references to help you get re-directed and write them in the third column.
Power Verses:
Matthew 18:6 (NIV) “But if anyone causes one of these little ones who believe in me to sin, it would be better for him to have a large millstone hung around his neck and to be drowned in the depths of the sea.”
Psalm 19:14 (NIV) “May the words of my mouth and the meditation of my heart be pleasing in your sight, O Lord, my Rock and my Redeemer.”
I Corinthians 11:1 (NIV) “Follow my example, as I follow the example of Christ.”
Safe Halloween planned at Missouri Southern
(From Southern News Service)
The annual Safe Halloween event is set for 6 to 8 p.m. Monday, Oct. 31, in the Billingsly Student Center Ballroom at Missouri Southern State University.
Sponsored by Residence Life, it will feature trick-or-treating and carnival-style games. The event is free and open to the public.
The annual Safe Halloween event is set for 6 to 8 p.m. Monday, Oct. 31, in the Billingsly Student Center Ballroom at Missouri Southern State University.
Sponsored by Residence Life, it will feature trick-or-treating and carnival-style games. The event is free and open to the public.
Joplin Insider program to focus on city planning processes
(From the City of Joplin)
In the next program of Joplin Insider, viewers will learn more about how the City of Joplin is developed through numerous city planning processes, along with collaboration with representatives from area organizations and agencies serving on the metropolitan planning organization (MPO).
Public Information Officer Lynn Onstot visits with Taylor Cunningham, Planner for the City of Joplin, to learn more about the planning methods and activities within a growing community. Taylor explains that the City’s strategic planning process includes the adoption of a comprehensive plan that is used as a guide for developing public policy and to help make decisions concerning growth, land development, and land use. This information serves as a critical resource for both commercial and residential development within a city.
The Planning division also provides a wide range of services and assistance to customers including the administration of several programs and codes that relate to the growth of the city. Some of these include the city’s zoning regulations, subdivision code, land development requirements, and economic development programs.
“Joplin Insider” is an interview program airing on KGCS-TV. Joplin Public Information Officer Lynn Onstot hosts the half-hour program that is produced through the facilities of KGCS-TV. It may be seen a number of times in upcoming weeks. Initial airdates include:
Tue. Oct. 25 – 7 p.m.
Wed. Oct. 26 – 7:30 p.m.
Thur. Oct. 27 – 8:30 p.m.
Sun. Oct. 30 – 6:00 p.m.
Mon. Oct. 31 – 6:00 p.m.
Tue. Nov. 1 – 7:00 p.m.
Wed. Nov. 2 – 7:00 p.m.
The show can also be viewed on YouTube by clicking on the link at the end of this article.
KGCS-TV operates as a service of the Department of Communication at Missouri Southern State University. Programming may be seen over the air on digital channel 22, as well as regional cable television systems including Cable One, Mediacom and Suddenlink.
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In the next program of Joplin Insider, viewers will learn more about how the City of Joplin is developed through numerous city planning processes, along with collaboration with representatives from area organizations and agencies serving on the metropolitan planning organization (MPO).
Public Information Officer Lynn Onstot visits with Taylor Cunningham, Planner for the City of Joplin, to learn more about the planning methods and activities within a growing community. Taylor explains that the City’s strategic planning process includes the adoption of a comprehensive plan that is used as a guide for developing public policy and to help make decisions concerning growth, land development, and land use. This information serves as a critical resource for both commercial and residential development within a city.
The Planning division also provides a wide range of services and assistance to customers including the administration of several programs and codes that relate to the growth of the city. Some of these include the city’s zoning regulations, subdivision code, land development requirements, and economic development programs.
“Joplin Insider” is an interview program airing on KGCS-TV. Joplin Public Information Officer Lynn Onstot hosts the half-hour program that is produced through the facilities of KGCS-TV. It may be seen a number of times in upcoming weeks. Initial airdates include:
Tue. Oct. 25 – 7 p.m.
Wed. Oct. 26 – 7:30 p.m.
Thur. Oct. 27 – 8:30 p.m.
Sun. Oct. 30 – 6:00 p.m.
Mon. Oct. 31 – 6:00 p.m.
Tue. Nov. 1 – 7:00 p.m.
Wed. Nov. 2 – 7:00 p.m.
The show can also be viewed on YouTube by clicking on the link at the end of this article.
KGCS-TV operates as a service of the Department of Communication at Missouri Southern State University. Programming may be seen over the air on digital channel 22, as well as regional cable television systems including Cable One, Mediacom and Suddenlink.
To view Joplin
Eighty-two MSSU students inducted into Alpha Chi
(From Southern News Service)
Diamond
Neosho
Stark City
Abraham Laughlin
Grove
Eighty-two students accepted the invitation to join Alpha Chi during an induction ceremony held Sunday, Oct. 23, at Missouri Southern State University.
The induction ceremony included welcome remarks and an introduction by Dr. Paula Carson, provost and vice president for academic affairs, and an address by Dr. Rick Schooler, associate professor and Dean of Health Sciences.
Faculty Alpha Chi leaders included Dr. Wendy McGrane, chapter sponsor, and Dr. James E. Lile, assistant sponsor.
Also present were Darren Fullerton, vice president for student affairs/enrollment management; Rob Yust, vice president for business affairs; Jared Bruggeman, director of athletics; Dr. Richard Miller, dean, Arts & Sciences; Dr. Chris Moos, interim dean, Plaster School of Business; and Dr. Deborah Brown, dean, School of Education.
Musical accompaniment was provided by Debra Snodgrass, assistant professor of music.
The coeducational society promotes and honors academic excellence and exemplary character among college and university students. To be eligible for the organization, juniors or seniors must have a cumulative grade point average of 3.7 or above. Each inductee receives a recognition pin and a membership certificate.
Alpha Chi has existed since 1922 and has been affiliated with the Association of College Honor Societies since 1955.
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Alpha Chi Inductees
October 24, 2016
October 24, 2016
MISSOURI
CamdentonGrace Scheidemantle
Carthage
Carthage
Elizabeth Burken
Jacob Calvin
Zachary Dodge
Carl Junction
Monica Clement
Kaitlin Fraser
Staci Sonntag
Diamond
Caitlin Brock
Hannah Burdick
Heather Kimbrough
Granby
Bethany Ames
Madison McDonnell
Brittany Minear
Madison McDonnell
Brittany Minear
Joplin
Courtney Adrian
Rachel Berryhill
Courtney Adrian
Rachel Berryhill
Deana Burch
Hannah Ernst
Hannah Fuller
Taylor Garrett
Samantha Gilgen
Madison Goswick
Miranda Hale
Cayley Hardison
Sharon Kailer
Taylor Kean
Taylor Martin
James Moulton
Makenzie Paden
Emily Nichols
Makenzie Paden
Hailey Roughton
Alexandra Ritter
Deanna Smith
Ashley Starrett
Emily Trejo
Manuela Vergara Pinilla
Veronica Wasson
Sierra Wells
Annie White
Hannah Wood
Danielle York
Lamar
Tinsley Rutledge
Ciara Garfield
Ciara Garfield
Lebanon
Eryn Perryman
Marshfield
Alyssa Raymond
Alyssa Raymond
Monett
Caleb Miller
Caleb Miller
Mt. Vernon
Benjamin Crider
Neosho
Esther Aidelomon
Gabrielle Francisco
David Irvine
David Irvine
Dwight Isenhower
Nevada
Robyne Maxville
Noel
Breanna Watkins
Oronogo
Shawna Jones
Shawna Jones
Park Hills
Dillion Remshardt
Pierce City
Ashley Burns
Dusti Nabors
Holly Simmons
Rocky Comfort
Cooper Caldwell
Rolla
Hannah Housewright
Sarcoxie
Lisha Reynolds
St. Elizabeth
Allie Heckemeyer
Stark City
Abraham Laughlin
Warrenton
Allison Banze
Allison Banze
Waynesville
April Enslen
Webb City
Alex Buckland
Alex Buckland
Chloe Hargrove
Faith Reynolds
Ashlann Shroyer
ARKANSAS
Rogers
Rogers
Juanita Ferguson
Lakyn Frey
Lakyn Frey
KANSAS
Bartlett
Bartlett
Loren Lay
Cherryvale
Nathanael Day
Ft. Scott
John Erie
John Erie
Galena
Nicole Procino
Garland
Kelsey Davis
Parsons
Lacey Hadaegh
OKLAHOMA
Afton
Amanda Welch
Afton
Amanda Welch
Grove
Jordan Blythe
South Coffeyville
Lisbeth Haddox
Miami
Miami
Taylor Gaines
Nicole Knoblauch
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