Seneca News Archives

A cluster of storms producing heavy rain in Newton County has prompted the National Weather Service to issue a flash flood warning until noon for the county.

It seems that President Obama has stuck his nose where it doesn't belong - again.

I have read several articles about the "tea parties." I think what they are doing is exciting.

By Mike Pound mpound@joplinglobe.com The chief of the Carl Junction Fire Protection District said there have been no problems since his district assumed fire-protection and emergency-response duties for the village of Airport Drive earlier this month.

A renovated courthouse star, in our view, is the crowning touch to a number of recent improvements that have been made to the Jasper County Courthouse.

SENECA, Mo. - A mixture of interest-free and low-interest bonds will save the Seneca School District an estimated $2.5 million over the next 15 to 20 years.

Seneca firefighter Tyler Casey died May 12th, 2008 after warning people in the path of a tornado.

The death toll from the tornado on Saturday night rose to 16 in southwest Missouri on Monday.

Globe/Roger Nomer Gary Emmert stacks hay bales last week at his farm near Seneca.

SENECA, Mo. - The Seneca Area Fire Protection District is raising money to send the family and friends of a fallen firefighter to the national memorial later this year.

A malnourished female tiger found in February at an apparent puppy mill in rural Seneca, Mo., has become a star at a sanctuary where she is now living.

Breezy's Distinctive Floral & Event Design remains one of the most highly-recommended florists in the Joplin, Missouri area even after changing up the business name and relocating to a larger city two-and-a-half years ago.

A sad animal story with a happy ending. Sheena, a malnourished female tiger that was found at an apparent puppy mill in Seneca, Mo., in February has become a star at a sanctuary where she is now living.