Priscilla Mace
Assignment Editor and Executive Producer at KODE-TV (Joplin, MO)
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1 week ago |
fourstateshomepage.com | Priscilla Mace
(KODE & KSN) — The next three months are some of the most dangerous times to be on the road. It’s referred to as the ‘100 Deadliest Days’, the timeframe between Memorial Day and Labor Day. Law enforcement officials typically see more deadly crashes during that time and, a lot of times, teenage drivers are the victims. School is out, so there’s more of them behind the wheel and more traffic in general. Simple steps can often mean the difference between life and death for drivers of all ages.
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fourstateshomepage.com | Priscilla Mace
JOPLIN, Mo. — If you’re looking for something for your kids to do this summer, the Joplin Public Library has you covered. From now through most of the summer, there is something almost every day at the library! And we’re not just talking about story time or computer workshops. People of ALL ages can learn to play chess, learn to garden or how to make sushi—and that is only beginning to scratch the surface of the multitude of workshops and classes waiting to be had.
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1 week ago |
yahoo.com | Priscilla Mace
PITTSBURG, Kan. — Pittsburg State will soon have a new leader, at least temporarily. Last week, the Kansas Board of Regents announced that Chief Financial Officer/Vice President for Administration Doug Ball will be the university’s interim president. Ball will fill the spot currently held by DR. Dan Shipp, who is leaving at the end of May to become the next president of Maryville University in St Louis.
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1 week ago |
fourstateshomepage.com | Priscilla Mace
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1 week ago |
fourstateshomepage.com | Priscilla Mace
Ryan McCullough, 42. KSNF/KODE — A Neodesha man who pleaded guilty to killing another man will spend less than a decade in prison. Late last week, a judge sentenced Ryan McCullough, 42, to just over five years in prison. Back in March, McCullough pleaded no contest to one count of battery. As part of his plea, the prosecutor dismissed a charge of second-degree murder against him. On May 5 of last year, McCullough got into a fight with David Wintjen, 63, of Coffeyville. Wintjen died a few days later.
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