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The Pulitzer Prize nominee is best known for his books about Route 66 and inspiring the Pixar movie, Cars.
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The $437,000 no interest loan improves the drinking water of 135 water ‘accounts’ in the city.
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Frank Baker served as KRPS's General Manager during the station's first years - from 1988 to 1992. He looks back fondly at his time at the station - as KRPS is celebrating its 37th year on air.
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Experts say what is causing the city’s homelessness issue is unique – but reflects a growing national trend of new unhoused population demographics.
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The former SNL cast member spoke as part of this year’s 2025 H. Lee Scott Speaker Series
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In the first Crimson and Gold of the Spring semester, Taylor tells about the introduction of the Telus Student Support for Pittsburg State students. The new partnership allows CHCSEK staff to work with Telus counselors for a more complete health picture for students.
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One of the goals of this relaunching is to develop a plan for the region's future growth.
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The use of Ranked Choice Voting in the US dates back to over 100 years ago when it was first used in Aspen, Colorado, and Burlington, Vermont. Later, in the 1940’s the system would spread to Cambridge, Massachusetts where they would use it to elect city council people.
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According to City Attorney Peter Edwards the land will be available to acquire after it goes through Joplin’s surplus property protocol.
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Once Gorillas Rising is complete it’s likely that the Kelece College of Business at Pittsburg State will be demolished.
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Any number of options are available for the city council to act on regarding Memorial Hall, however at least two would require a vote from Joplin residents that could take place next Spring.
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1201. S Byers, the land that Vita Nova Village wants to construct its tiny housing community was up for sale in April at a Jasper County Sheriff’s auction, however, no one bought it and therefore the city of Joplin took ownership of it.