by cheryl | Apr 13, 2025 | Article Home 1, Magazine News
By Amy Howe Pull quote if room: “We’re not here to treat our heroes like they’re broken. We’re here to remind them of who they’ve always been—individuals who run toward danger when others run away. That warrior spirit doesn’t disappear just because their circumstances...
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By Don Lowe When former Major League Baseball pitcher Brian Flynn of Owasso, Oklahoma, purchased the Joplin Outlaws program, a couple things made it appealing. “The decision was rooted in my desire to get involved in the front office side of baseball, while working...
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By Amy Howe For Kim Mailes, volunteering with the American Red Cross is more than just away to help others—it’s a calling that blends his passion for storytelling with his desire to serve. Whether responding to natural disasters or offering comfort to those in crisis,...
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By Kristi Spencer At 12Eighty One, Drew Kimble is focused on helping brands make lasting first impressions. As the founder and artist behind the studio, he combines his creative vision with the ability to convey a business’ values to create images that tell a story....
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By Amy Howe Eighteen-year-old Stasha Hackler of Liberal, Missouri, has faced a journey filled with challenges since her health took a dramatic turn at just nine years old. Diagnosed with Essential Thrombocythemia (ET), a rare blood disorder, and Idiopathic...
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By Kristi Spencer A Few Of My Favorite Things (And Yours, Too!) with Glenda Austin Joplin’s own Glenda Austin, a renowned composer, pianist and educator, is returning to the Cornell Complex for a captivating performance with Connect2Culture to kick off the new year....
