Newton County Sheriff's Office Weekend Arrests

 04/18/2025 0825 

JAMESHA NA`SHAY BAKER 

 110 Summit View NEOSHO, MO 64850 

 208 W COLER ST 444.00 

BF 28 

NPD FINANCIAL RESPONSIBILITY 390.080 

04/18/2025 1140 

TOBY CADE SPURGEON 

 21226 Kudu Rd NEWTON COUNTY, MO 64843 

 201 W COLER ST 1,500.00 

WM 49 

DOMESTIC ASSAULT 4TH DEGREE 

04/18/2025 1155

BRYCE LEE MILLER 

 13230 Lost Ln CARTHAGE, MO 64836 

 303 E. 3RD ST 100,000.00 

WM 20 

VEHICLE HIJACKING 

KIDNAPPING - 2ND DEGREE 

ASSAULT- 4TH DEGREE - PURSUANT TO SUBDIVISION (1), 

MINOR VISIBLY INTOXICATED/BLOOD ALCOHOL CONTENT MORE THAN .0 1 

 04/18/2025 1956 

ROBERT CLAYTON FRENCH 

 3037 E St Nw MIAMI, OK 74354 

 5532 E 32ND ST/S KENSER CT 1,000.00 

WM 47 

JASPER CO FTA POSS OF CONT SUB 

DRIVING WHILE REVOKED/SUSPENDED - FELONY 

04/19/2025 25000754 1430 

DEGNI MIGAEL MARTINEZ-HERNANDEZ 

 9645 Norway Rd NEWTON COUNTY, MO 64850 

 199 S NEOSHO BLVD 0.00 

WM 44 

FAILURE TO REGISTER VEHICLE/TRAILER ANNUALLY W/ DOR 

OPERATE VEHICLE ON HIGHWAY WITHOUT A VALID LICENSE - 2ND OF 

IMMIGRATION DETAINER

04/20/2025 0930 

JEFFREY SCOTT PEDERSEN 

10183 WALLEYE RD 0.00 

WM 42 JEFFREY SCOTT PEDERSEN 

10183 Walleye Rd NEWTON COUNTY, MO 64866 

DELIVERY OF CONTROLLED SUBSTANCE EXCEPT 35 GRAMS OR LESS OF 

BARRY CO - PROBATION VIOLATION 

SPD DEFECTIVE EQUIPMENT 380.140 

SPD EXCEED THE POSTED SPEED LIMIT- 1-5 MPH 320.050 

SPD - MISCELLANEOUS DRIVING LICENSE VIOLATION 

SPD FAILURE TO STOP AT STOP SIGN 335.040 

JASPER CO - LEAVING SCENE 

 04/20/2025 1335 

 RICHARD OLIVER ANDERSON Jr 

 2102 S Empire Ave JOPLIN, MO 64804 

 WM 56 4223 MCCLELLAND BLVD/S OLIVER ST 1,000.00 

DWI - PERSISTENT

Highway Patrol Arrests April 20-21

Willard J. Haynes, 53, Joplin, two Joplin Police Department warrants for peace disturbance

Kevin W. Seals, 24, Granby, driving while intoxicated, careless and imprudent driving involving a crash

Brian W. Hunt, 49, Cape Fair, driving while intoxicated, failed to drive on right half of roadway

 

Agenda posted for Crowder College Board of Trustees meeting

CROWDER COLLEGE BOARD OF TRUSTEES REGULAR MEETING

Neosho Campus Wright Conference Center Monday, April 28, 2025 Call to Order at 10:00 a.m.

 

I.          Call to order

A.     Welcome guests

II.        Consent Agenda (Board Action)

1. New Trustee Oath of Office
2. Election of Board Officers
3. Minutes from previous meeting
4. Approval of checks written for February
5. Vehicle Use Policy – Second Reading
6. Sam’s Club Policy – Second Reading
7. Load, Overload and Stipend Policy (Amendments) – Second Reading
8. Contract Renewal List

III. Personnel (Board Action)

A.     Retirements and Resignations

B.      Changes of Status

C.      Employments

IV. Academic Programs (Board Action)

A.     Addition of Programs

B.      Modification of Programs

C.      Deletion of Programs

V. Budget and Finances         

A.     Grants (Informational)

B.      Contract and Purchase Approval (Anything over $25,000) BOARD ACTION

C.      Contract and Purchase Information ($5,000-$24,999)

1. Project Description: Annual Service Fee for Maxient's Case Manager software
2. Project Description: Replacing the ice machine in the athletic training room.
3. Project Description: MAACCE AEL conference in Lake of the Ozarks, MO.
4. Project Description: EValue Allied Health Subscription for OTA Fieldwork software (renewal
5. Project Description: Hotel stay for a Talent Search summer cultural trip to Atlanta, Georgia.
6. Project Description: Meal money for cultural trip to Houston, Tx.
7. Project Description: Removal of 12 fully grown trees on the Crowder Cassville campus

VI.       Special Presentations (Informational)

1. TRIO UB/UBMS Presentation
2. Physical Plant
3. Budget – First Reading

VII.     President’s Report (Informational)

VIII.   Trustees’ Comments and Announcements (Informational)

IX.       New Business (Informational)

X.        Executive Session

XI.       Adjournment

 

Barton County Marriage License

Cameron Tate Forst, 26, Lamar, and Mikali D Cutbirth, 24, Lamar 

Crowder students recognized as Phi Theta Kappa All-Missouri academic team members

(From Crowder College)

Crowder College had two students recognized as Phi Theta Kappa All-Missouri Academic team members: Emma Giebler (Neosho) and Payton Wilson (Greenfield). The students received a medal and certificate and a cash award.

“As a faculty advisor for Crowder College’s Phi Theta Kappa chapter, we would like to express our appreciation to the Missouri Community College Association for hosting this award luncheon. 

"We would also like to congratulate our recipients and note that those chosen for this distinction are selected based on their leadership, academic accomplishments, contributions to the college and community service work,” stated Suzanne Prior, PTK Advisor

Phi Theta Kappa is the national honor society for associate degree-granting colleges. Crowder College chapter XiXi was established in 1965. To become a member of PTK as student must earn at least a 3.5 grade point average while attending full-time, 12 or more hours. Students meeting the requirements are then sent an invitation to join the organization. One of the major benefits of PTK besides the recognition, is the scholarship opportunities.

(Photo- Emma Giebler, accompanied by PTK Chapter Advisors (l-r): Suzanne Prior, PTK Advisor, Emma Giebler, Dr. David Schieffler, PTK Advisor.)

Newton County Marriage Licenses

Treyrn Curtis Ast, 25, Joplin, and Sarah Marie Weeks, 26, Joplin

Reece Ramsey Coffman, 20, Neosho, and Haley Nicole White, 19, Neosho

Amber Mychele Dawn Calhoun, 29, Seneca, and Brianna Marie Wilson, 25, Seneca

Tyler John Anderson, 25, Neosho, and Haley Leann Allen, 19, Neosho

Dylan N. Barber, 31, Fayetteville, Arkansas, and Marie Elise Crews, 34, Bella Vista, Arkansas

Christopher Nunez-Martinez, 27, Neosho, and Skye Rose Farris, 20, Neosho 

Sarcoxie woman suffers serious injuries in collision in Duenweg

A Sarcoxie woman was injured in a two-vehicle collision 2:30 p.m. today at MO 249/MO 66 in Duenweg.

According to the Highway Patrol report, a 35-year-old Sarcoxie woman lost control of the 2005 Dodge Durango she was driving and struck a 2024 Freightliner Cascadia driven by a 74-year-old Shawnee, Oklahoma man.

The Sarcoxie woman was treated for serious injuries at Freeman West Hospital, Joplin.

Highway Patrol Arrests April 19-20

Darrell L. Bradshaw, 59, Stotts City, driving while intoxicated, failed to drive on right half of roadway resulting in a crash

Cruz A. Torres Don Juan, 33, Ozark, driving while intoxicated, failed to drive in right lane, no seat belt

Jose A. Bautista Rios, 23, Springfield, driving while intoxicated, lane violation, no valid license

 

Highway Patrol Arrests April 18-19

Kirk P. Jolley, 55, Mount Vernon, felony property damage

Samantha A. Dickey, 36, Bolivar, felony possession of a controlled substance, possession of drug paraphernalia

Tyler A. Hill, 26, Seymour, driving while intoxicated, no insurance, failed to drive on right half of roadway

Corey J. Stueve, 41, Springfield, driving while intoxicated, careless and imprudent driving involving a crash

Berny Perenes, 36, Neosho, driving while intoxicated, no valid license, careless and imprudent driving, no insurance, Anderson Police Department misdemeanor warrant for no valid license

Joshua K. White, 21, Springfield, Springfield Police Department misdemeanor warrant for stealing

Gustavo Camacho, 45, Aurora, no valid license

Kadence N. Keys, 22, Oronogo, driving while intoxicated, failed to drive on right half of roadway

Agenda posted for Joplin Board of Adjustments meeting

 

McDonald County Dissolution of Marriage Petition

Morgan M. Renner vs. Trae S. Renner

 

Newton County Dissolution of Marriage Petitions

Robert McNamara vs. Julie A. McNamara

Annette Stingley vs. Russell R. Stingley

Peggy Smalley vs. Frank M. Smalley

Jeffrey M. Staggs vs. Katlyn A. Staggs

Everett E. Lauderdale vs. Teresa D. Lauderdale

David H. Richardson vs. Lily E. Richardson

Aaron L. Stewart vs. Lurena Stewart

Ashley D. Cash vs. Austin F. Cash

Adrienne Woods vs. Nathan Woods

Jasper County Dissolution of Marriage Petitions

Teresa A. Keaton vs. Timothy S. Keaton

Danielle Doner vs. Paul Doner

Justin W. Parish vs. Stacy L. Parish

Chelsea Carlson vs. Jesse Sparks

Michaela Glensky vs. Nathan Glensky

Dillon McVay vs. December McVay

Shania M. Reynolds vs. Zachary J. Reynolds

William M. Mattler vs. Julie M. Mattler

U. S. Bankruptcy Court Petitions- Joplin

Jasper County

Dawn Annette Woods

David Lee Lewis

Angela Mae Allen

Phaedra Linette Earhart

Kimberly Nicole Cantwell 

McDonald County

Grace Morgan Geeding

Newton County

Shawndra Nichole Sales

Stone County

Annastosha Leann Spragg

Cheryl Ann Langdon

Newton County Sheriff's Office Arrests

04/17/2025 1037 

MILO COBRA SHAE CRABTREE 

 635 Route V STELLA, MO 64842 

 WM 28 208 W COLER ST 82.00 

NPD FAIL TO DISPLAY REGISTRATION PLATE 390.010 

NPD FINANCIAL RESPONSIBILITY 390.080 

NPD DRIVING WHILE SUSPENDED / REVOKED 390.020 

04/17/2025 1350 

 DMITRY A CEDERBERG 

 207 E 2nd St. WEBB CITY, MO 64870 

 WM 37 303 3 1,500.00 

TAMPERING WITH MOTOR VEHICLE - 1ST DEGREE 

UNLAWFUL POSSESSION OF DRUG PARAPHERNALIA 

04/17/2025 1955 

 JEREMIAH RAY NULL 

 1105 E 11th St LAMAR, MO 64759 

 WM 40 1199 APRICOT DR/AUSTIN DR 0.00 

RESISTING ARREST/DETENTION/STOP BY FLEEING - CREATING A SUBS 

BARTON COUNTY DOMESTIC ASSAULT 2ND DEGREE 

BARTON COUNTY POSSESSION CONTROLLED SUBSTANCE 

JASPER COUNTY RECEIVING STOLEN PROPERTY 

Highway Patrol Arrests April 17-18

Muhamed Yahya A. Benmakhlouf, 26, Springfield, driving while intoxicated, speeding, window tint violation, failed to title motor vehicle, failed to register motor vehicle

Keith W. Upham, 53, Springfield, Dade County warrant for failure to appear on driving while suspended, Nixa Police Department warrant for failure to appear on no valid license, no valid license, no insurance, no valid plates, no seat belt

Amber K. Klinglesmith, 46, Bolivar, driving while intoxicated (drugs)

 

Newton County Sheriff's Office Arrests

04/16/2025 1014 

MANDI MARIE GILSTRAP 

 3020 E 10th St JOPLIN, MO 64801 

 WF 41 208 W COLER ST 1,000.00 

DRIVING WHILE REVOKED/SUSPENDED - FELONY 

04/16/2025 1440 

 ANDREW DEVON PARKER 

 610 Ford St NEOSHO, MO 64850 

 WM 28 94 BARRY COUNTY DRIVE 266.24 

NPD STEALING 215.320 

NPD STEALING 215.320 

STEALING - VALUE LESS THAN $150 AND NO PRIOR STEALING OFFENS 

BURGLARY - 2ND DEGREE 

PROPERTY DAMAGE 1ST DEGREE 

BURGLARY - 2ND DEGREE 

STEALING - $750 OR MORE 

Highway Patrol Arrests April 16-17

Shelly S. Kittleman, 41, Willard, felony driving while intoxicated, speeding, no insurance, no front plate, stopped in roadway, failed to transfer plate

Anthony R. Bidlack, 20, Carterville, driving while intoxicated, speeding, registration violation

Hunter D. Webb, 23, Ozark, resisted arrest, failed to yield to emergency vehicle, careless and imprudent driving

Paul A. Howard, Jr., 43, Galena MO, driving while intoxicated (drugs), no valid license 

Parks and Recreation completes tree care for Joplin parks

(From the City of Joplin)

With the assistance of a Community Forestry Cost-share Grant from the Missouri Department of Conservation (MDC), Joplin Parks and Recreation has completed essential tree care for several area parks.

With this grant, Joplin Parks and Recreation completed its tree inventory and assessed trees for risk at Senator Ron Richard Memorial Park, Campbell Parkway, and Garvin Park. Staff also pruned trees in Senator Ron Richard Memorial Park and Campbell Parkway. These parks are centrally located in Joplin and are a popular destination for the public.

"We’ve had a strong partnership with the Missouri Department of Conservation over the years," said Paul Bloomberg, Parks and Recreation Director. "Their help has made a big difference in keeping our city’s forests healthy, and we truly value their support."

Community Forestry Cost-share grants assist communities with promoting the benefits of and improving their community forests. MDC's Community Conservation Program promotes sustainable development practices and the establishment of natural resource conservation practices in municipal and developing areas. Their support helps the City maintain its Tree City USA status.

  

Jasper County Marriage Licenses

Gabriel Lee Skinner, 50, Joplin, and Lisa Marie McCall, 47, Joplin

Heriberto Centeno, 51, Carthage, and Martha Patricia Ramirez Tovar, 45, Carthage

Angus Richard Sprenkle, 28, Joplin, and Clarissa Nicole Chaligoj, 27, Joplin

Trenton Bryan McDowell, 19, Joplin, and Madison Leann Powell, 20, Joplin

Tevin Duron Grant, 32, Henderson, Texas, and Jaqueda Haravonna Bonnetta  Clay, 29, Webb City

Derrick August Wayne White, 28, Miller, and Gabrielle Lynn Ferro, 24, Miller

Brent Allen England, 41, Joplin, and Brianna Leigh Lewis, 29, Joplin

James Wade Stith, 32, Joplin, and Barbara Rodriguez Saracho, 24, Joplin

John Garmon Todd, Jr., 59, Bixby, Oklahoma, and Donna Faye Todd, 68, Bixby, Oklahoma

Aaron Layne Garner, 33, Oronogo, and Jasmine Danielle Robbins, 30, Oronogo

Tyson Hatter Wiens, 23, Buda, Texas, and Kathryn Ann Miller, 22, Miami, Oklahoma

Gage William Wells, 23, Webb City, and Allison Paige Duke, 24, Webb City

Brice Ray Chavez, 31, Oronogo, and Kayla Danielle Phillips, 26, Oronogo

Deontra Jermaine Mahone, 31, Muskogee, Oklahoma, and Brittany Faith Bunkley, 25, Muskogee, Oklahoma

Kohlman Robert Wilson, 19, Seneca, and Ysabella Arianna Jasmine Rain Blunk, 20, Neosho

Riley Derek Sweeney, 22, Purcell, and Ashley Nicole King, 23, Purcell

Ethan Ross Ward, 25, Pittsburg, Kansas, and Hailey Nicole Denton, 24, Pittsburg, Kansas

Juan Carlos Quezada, 36, Joplin, and Alicia Leann Scott, 31, Joplin

Jerry James Warbington, 25, Joplin, and Sarah Rose Bridges, 25, Joplin

Christopher Allen Townsend, 47, Joplin, and Marty Sue Hutchison, 46, Joplin

Christopher Daniel Stoner, 35, Carl Junction, and Alexandria Lee Maples, 34, Carl Junction

Landin Paul Hakala, 20, Carthage, and Zoey Elizabeth Crum, 19, Carthage

Andrew Patrick Gill, 31, Pittsburg, Kansas, and Morgan Renee Frossard, 30, Pittsburg, Kansas

Brandon Dean Romo, 33, Carthage, and Logan Louis Primm, 36, Carthage

Grady Lee Weaver, 22, Carthage, and Jenna Reese Abbott, 20, Nevada

Jordan Nicole Dragoo, 26, Neosho, and Elizabeth Bailey Poe, 28, Carthage

Thomas Pae Curtiss, 37, Joplin, and Miriam Janai Weber, 31, Joplin

Edvin Arnoldo Garay Garcia, 56, Carthage, and Carolina Elias Elias, 56, Carthage

Nathan Howard O'Brien, 22, Brookings, South Dakota, and Madysen Annabelle Nieburg, 19, Webb City

Travis Ray Lambeth, 45, Carthage, and Jessica Kathleen Wright, 39, Carthage

Nathaniel Edward Terrell Julius, 20, Baxter Springs, Kansas, and Paris Nicole Martin, 19, Baxter Springs, Kansas

Thomas Leo Elliott, 24, Oronogo, and Justice Christian Torrez, 24, Oronogo

Justin C. Bounous, 43, Carthage, and Jessica Lynn Moennig, 28, Carthage

Tanner Lane Daniels, 24, Quapaw, Oklahoma, and Ashlyn Paige Stewart, 25, Quapaw, Oklahoma