Crowder College showcases Anatomage table

(From Crowder College)

Crowder College Life Science instructor Trevor Melvin held a special demonstration and short lesson on the new Anatomage table for McDonald County High School instructors and administrators on the campus in Jane this morning.

The Anatomage tables are considered a state-of-the-art training tool allowing students to practice clinical scenarios through high-resolution simulation.






“The table opens a new training opportunity for anyone interested in the field of healthcare,” stated Aaron Divine, Director of McDonald County Instructional Center. “Mr. Melvin brought the idea of purchasing the table to administration and after watching the demonstration there was no doubt this would provide an excellent educational value to students.”

An Anatomage table is the most technologically advanced 3D anatomy visualization virtual dissection tool for anatomy and physiology education and is being adopted by many of the world’s leading medical schools and institutions, according to https://anatomage.com/table/

Highway Patrol Arrests December 1-2

Wendell A. Clark, 23, Stark City, driving while intoxicated

Marleen D. Coakley, 45, Springfield, driving while intoxicated, lane violation, no valid plates, no valid license

James K. Genel, 20, Springfield, driving while intoxicated

Cody J. McGuire, 30, Lebanon, driving while intoxicated, no valid license

Anthony W. Frazier, 40, Ozark, Christian County felony warrant for failure to appear on possession of a controlled substance, no seat belt

Roy H. Garner, 56, Lebanon, driving while intoxicated 

Redings Mill Fire Protection District Monthly Report

 

Coat distribution planned at McAuley High School

 

Nevada Police Department Monthly Report

 

Carthage Fire Department November Statistics

(From the Carthage Fire Department)

The Carthage Fire Department responded to a total of 157 calls in the month of November.

 
Structure fires - 2
Vehicle fires - 2
Natural cover fires - 6
Motor vehicle accidents - 18

Medical calls - 91
Hazardous material - 6
Automatic/Mutual aid - 0
Miscellaneous - 32
48 district calls and 109 city calls.

Main Street parking shift planned for Joplin Christmas Parade

(From the City of Joplin)

The City of Joplin reminds citizens that the annual Christmas Parade is set for Tuesday, December 5. Freeman Health System hosts this year’s parade, which has the theme “Rockin’ Around the Christmas Tree.”

The parade begins at 6 p.m., starting from 15th and Main Street and traveling north to 3rd and Main Street, with the parade judges stationed at 8th and Main Street. Volunteers helping with the parade can be found throughout the route and will be designated by the safety vests they will be wearing.

 

To help spectators for the Joplin Christmas Parade, parking will not be allowed along Main Street starting at 10 a.m. on Tuesday to allow everyone a clear vantage point. Accessible parking will be available at 8th and Main Street.

Please note that Main Street from 15th Street to 26th Street will close at 3 p.m. for staging the 100-plus entries in the event. This closure also includes all intersections. Starting at 4:30 p.m., the closure of Main Street will expand north to 2nd Street.

Travelers are encouraged to be extra cautious during this evening event. If needing to cross Main Street, drivers should plan extra travel time in order to reach the far south or north end during this event.