David K. Steele vs. Lindsay R. Steele
Carl W. Greathouse vs. Shona Greathouse
Ashley N. Stirewalt vs. Joshua R. Stirewalt
Ryan P. Jenks vs. Kyrie A. Jenks
Friday, November 3, 2023
Jasper County Dissolution of Marriage Petitions
Julie E. Mahoney vs. Matthew S. Mahoney
Amber R. Hoffman vs. Matthew D. Hoffman
Amber S. McDowell vs. Jayme Pearce
Jessica L. Vertz vs. Dwight T. Vertz
Kenna S. Beebe vs. Steven C. Beebe
Victoria A. Mendez vs. Jose M. Mendez Ibarra
Spencer J. Bartleson vs. Kathy Bartleson
Mindy S. Fisher vs. Michael L. Fisher
Stacey M. Cobb vs. Richard K. Cobb
Patricia L. Cox vs. Jeffrey L. Cox
Marilyn E. Grundy vs. Michael S. Smith
Julie L. Campbell vs. Terry W. Campbell
U. S. Bankruptcy Court Petitions- Joplin
Barry County
Joshua David Lynn
Barton County
Gary T. White and Nina R. White
Jasper County
Seth Allen Wheelen and Theresa Nell Wheelen
Brandon Lee Smith
Lawrence County
Jason William Baker and Penny Ann Baker
Newton County
Stacy Lynn Hall
Galena residents injured in collision near Carl Junction
Two Galena, Kansas residents were injured in a two-vehicle accident 1:35 p.m. Thursday at Fir Road at Black Cat Road, one mile west of Carl Junction.
According to the Highway Patrol report, a 2008 Toyota Rav4 driven by Leann Robinson, 43, Galena, failed to yield to traffic and pulled into the path of a 1996 Buick LeSabre driven by Barbara E. Hixenbaugh, 78, Galena.
Robinson was treated for moderate injuries at Freeman West Hospital, Joplin, and Hixenbaugh was treated for moderate injuries at Mercy Joplin.
Cornell Complex celebrates one-year anniversary
(From Cornell Complex)The official opening celebration of the Harry M. Cornell Arts & Entertainment Complex took place in November 2022. This November marks one year since the state-of-the-art performing and visual arts Complex opened.
Since its opening, the Complex has been home to more than 400 events, entertaining more than 28,000 people. In celebration, the primary resident organizations of the Complex, Connect2Culture and Spiva Center for the Arts, will host a weekend of events and activities.
Connect2Culture will present a workshop and performance with pianist and St. Louis-native Brian Woods on Saturday, November 4th. Woods will host a free informational workshop about his journey as a pianist at 1pm, followed by a dazzling, paid performance at 7pm. Tickets for the performance ($10–$15, plus fees) may be purchased at connect2culture.org, (417) 501-5550, or at the C2C box office inside the Cornell Complex (Tue–Sat, 1–5pm).
Spiva Center for the Arts will welcome the public to experience its recently opened exhibits: Joy Spiva Cragin 76th Annual Membership Show, Mark Cowardin: Chit Chat, Inspired: Celebrating Indigenous Culture, and JRAC Presents: Good Things Come in Small Packages.
A ribbon cutting with the Joplin Area Chamber of Commerce will be held on the following Monday, November 6th, at 2pm in the Freeman Health System Grand Lobby.
DLR Group, in partnership with Corner Greer Architects, developed the Complex to optimize flexibility for the performing and visual arts. The DLR Group design, inspired by the forms of the zinc mined in Joplin, is set within an urban green where the stage opens onto an outdoor amphitheater, further enhancing the accessibility of the venue to the community.
The Harry M. Cornell Arts & Entertainment Complex is a multifunctional visual and performing arts center. The building, an intentional home for the arts in Joplin, brings Connect2Culture, George A. Spiva Center for the Arts, and more together under one roof. The Cornell Complex educates, enlightens, and entertains, while attracting more people and activities to downtown Joplin and the region.
Notable Numbers:
In one year, the The Cornell Complex has:
Entertained:
28,000+ Guests
Been Host to:
400+ Events, including:
197 Spiva Classes/Camps/Outreach
27 Spiva Art Exhibits
39 C2C Performances/School Shows
70 Building Rentals
75 Building Tours
Facebook Event Page: https://fb.me/e/44kT86ZaB
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