Wednesday May 23 | Route 66 News
Bridge detour in Carthage concerns Boots Motel owners
Next Wednesday, repair work begins on a bridge on the northeast side of Carthage, Mo.
Wednesday May 23 | Middletown Journal
Woman helps tornado victims with lost photos
She's a small-town wife and mother who had no idea how she could possibly help when disaster came pounding down her neighbors' door.
L&P Wire-Tie Promotes Duranneal Wire
L&P Wire-Tie , Carthage, Mo., has announced that its Duranneal wire, produced in the United States, is a 100-percent annealed wire composed of specialized steel.
Worried about Missouri's crumbling bridges?
Route 43 at Big Lost Creek in Seneca is scheduled to close on Tuesday, May 29, 2012, following the Memorial Day holiday weekend to allow contractor crews to replace the bridge, according to an announcement by the the Missouri Department of Transportation.
CARTHAGE, Mo. - Leggett & Platt is entering a new category - rap music - to tout one of its core businesses: innerspring mattresses.
The man accused of murdering a man in Carthage last month has been in court. 45-year-old Juan Mendoza pleaded not guilty to second degree murder for killing Mario Gonzalez April 25th.
9-year-old Haven Shepherd tries out her new 'running legs'
Haven competed for the first time on her new running legs, which were paid for with a grant from the Haven, originally from Vietnam, was adopted by the Shepherd family when she was just 19 months old.
By Staff reports Alice Loree Hiatt, 100, Carthage, MO., passed away Monday, May 7, 2012 at Maple Tree Terrace in Carthage.
Route 66 landmark hotel reopens in Carthage with nostalgic authenticity
One of the halfway stops on the Mother Road re-opened on Tuesday with a ribbon cutting and nostalgia.
Three men from Carthage have been arrested in connection with four burglaries in Jasper County.
Carthage has its Precious Moments
On your next vacation in the Southwest Missouri Ozarks, stop by the Precious Moments Park and Chapel located in Carthage, Missouri.
Boots Motel reopens for overnight travelers on Tuesday
The Boots Motel of Carthage, Mo., a Route 66 landmark once endangered by redevelopment, at last will reopen for overnight stays starting Tuesday, reported the Joplin Globe .
Man arrested, charged for Carthage, MO homicide
PM on 05-04-12 on charges of First Degree Murder. The arrest was made after nine days of investigation following the April 25 discovery of 43-year old Mario Gonzalez' body in Spring River at the north city limits of Carthage.
Stone's Throw announces 2012-13 season
A tempting buffet is laid out for the 2011-12 New Year's Eve performance of Funeral for a Gangster at the Stone's Throw Dinner Theatre in Carthage The 2012-13 season for the Stone's Throw Dinner Theatre has been announced subject to changes.
15 new Master Gardeners are named
Fifteen area residents have completed the University of Missouri Extension Master Gardener training in Carthage.
Dad gets maximum prison term for killing infant son in Carthage
A man who killed his 8-month-old son and then told police that two unknown armed men kidnapped the boy received a life prison sentence on Monday.
Salazar receives life sentence in Carthage baby's death
JOPLIN, Mo. -- A Carthage man was given a sentence of life in prison Monday for the murder of his 8-month-old baby after testimony by the baby's mother that she wanted him to "pay for what he did." Eddie Salazar, 31, was sentenced in Jasper County ...
Students are named to MSSU Honors Program
Almost three dozen high school students participated in the annual Honors Program Signing Ceremony that took place on April 27, 2012, at Missouri Southern State University.
Engagement: Sarah Ross & Adam Howey
Mr. and Mrs. Kenny Ross are pleased to announce the engagement of their daughter, Sarah, to Adam Howey, son of Mr.