by Lee R | Oct 3, 2018 | Cover Story, Magazine News
Maple Leaf Marching Band Festival Fast Facts History: Started in the late 1960s as a marching band competition What’s in a Name: Titled the ‘Maple Leaf Festival’ with Mother Nature’s array of glorious fall colors Carthage, Missouri, rolls out the red carpet:...
by Lee R | Sep 25, 2018 | Cover Story, Magazine News
Horses of Hope By Kathleen Swift I’ve often said there is nothing better for the inside of the man, than the outside of the horse. Ronald Reagan In so many ways, riders find hope and courage at Horses of Hope. When Shelly McColm and Vallerie Sweeten co-founded the...
by KMGuru | Aug 30, 2018 | Cover Story, Magazine News
By Sarah Gooding • Photos by Savanah Mandeville “Amy Sampson, you’re an Ironman.” The words rang out as Sampson, a resident of Monett, Missouri, crossed the finish line of Ironman Lake Placid, a grueling distance race featuring 2.4 miles of swimming in the open waters...
by KMGuru | Jul 27, 2018 | Cover Story, Magazine News
It’s a Year-Long Celebration of Incredible History at George Washington Carver National Monument By Don Lowe • Photo courtesy George Washington Carver National Monument As George Washington Carver National Monument, which is a vital part of the National Park Service,...
by KMGuru | Jun 28, 2018 | Cover Story
TAMKO Marks 10 Years in Veterans Airlift Command Program Article and photos by Savanah Mandeville The motto of the Veterans Airlift Command “Hero Flights” Program is: “They’ve got heart, they need wings.” TAMKO Building Products Inc., a Joplin-based manufacturer, has...
by KMGuru | May 25, 2018 | Cover Story, Magazine News
By Kathleen Swift • Photos by McGee Creative When Derek Daniels proposed to Kayla, he took her completely by surprise, but then, he swept her off her feet from the beginning. “Derek and I met our junior year at College of the Ozarks where we both played on the...
