The Neosho Daily News

10/03/2025

ATTENTION PARENTS & BUSINESS OWNERS!
Neosho’s annual Trail of Treats will be held Friday, Oct. 31, from 3-5 p.m. at participating merchants downtown and all throughout Neosho.

We will publish a directory of full-color advertisements of all participating merchants in the Tuesday, Oct. 28, issue of the Neosho Daily News. Free copies of the directory will be available at various businesses in town as well as our office, plus you can download the directory for free from our website.

Space is limited, so for more information and to register your business to be on the Trail of Treats, please follow the link in the comments, call Jimmy at the Neosho Daily News at (417) 451-1520 or email him at [email protected].

We are thrilled to be organizing this event again this fall and can’t wait to see all the trick-or-treaters!

10/01/2025

Lady Wildcats finish 3-2 at UCM tournament. WARRENSBURG — The Neosho Lady Wildcats competed at the University of Central Missouri Tournament in Warrensburg on Sept. 26-27, going 3-2 and advancing to the championship game before falling 1-0 to Lee’s Summit in a pitcher’s duel. Neosho Athletics / Activities

Read more! Find the link in the comments.

10/01/2025

Lady Wildcats record season-low at Nevada Invitational. NEVADA — The Neosho Lady Wildcats golfers competed in the Nevada Lady Tigers Invitational at Frank E. Peters Golf Course, a par 72, on Sept. 24.

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Neosho Athletics / Activities

10/01/2025

Neosho falls to Webb City in intense 46-43 loss. The 4-0 Neosho Wildcats hosted the 3-1 Webb City Cardinals last Friday, Sept 26. And what a game it was. Last year, the Cardinals came out on top 34-28. Going into this year’s game, the Wildcats were undefeated, while Webb City’s single loss belonged to the Nixa Eagles, who are currently ranked second in Missouri.

Read the full story on our website for free! Look for the link to the story in the comments.

Neosho Athletics / Activities

09/23/2025

If you're a local sports fan, we've got you covered! We have 2.5 pages of high school sports in our Sept. 23 issue covering Neosho, Diamond, East Newton, and Seneca football, softball, volleyball, cross country, tennis, and more.

Copies are available at Walmart, Walgreens, Casey's, Family Market, Wildcat Corner, and King Food Saver in Neosho as well as Casey's and Ramey in Granby.

09/16/2025

ATTENTION PARENTS & BUSINESS OWNERS!

Neosho’s annual Trail of Treats will be held Friday, Oct. 31, from 3-5 p.m. at participating merchants downtown and all throughout Neosho.

We will publish a directory of full-color advertisements of all participating merchants in the Tuesday, Oct. 28, issue of the Neosho Daily News. Free copies of the directory will be available at various businesses in town as well as our office, plus you can download the directory for free from our website.

Space is limited, so for more information and to register your business to be on the Trail of Treats, please call Jimmy at the Neosho Daily News at (417) 451-1520 or email him at [email protected].

We are thrilled to be organizing this event again this fall and can’t wait to see all the trick-or-treaters!

09/08/2025

We've got some great local high school sports coverage in our current issue (Sept. 5), including football, tennis, volleyball, cross country, softball, and golf from Neosho, East Newton, Seneca, and Diamond.

Pick up a copy in Neosho at Walmart, Casey's, King Food Saver, Wildcat Corner, Walgreens and Family Market, as well as Casey's and Ramey in Granby. Subscribers can also read online at www.neoshodailynews.com. (If you are a print subscriber and don't have log-in credentials, please email [email protected] and we will get you set up!)

09/03/2025

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Sept 8 - 11 Business 60 and Highway 60 between City of Neosho and City of Granby, Missouri
7:00 AM to 5:00 PM
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09/02/2025

On Aug. 29 Missouri Congressman Eric Burlison announced that he has submitted the Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena (UAP) Disclosure Act of 2025 as amendment to the FY 2026 National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) to increase transparency on government records related to UAP.

“For too long, Americans have been left in the dark about UAP,” said Burlison. “This amendment ensures these records are preserved, reviewed, and responsibly released to the public. Sunlight is the best disinfectant, and the American people deserve the truth.”

If adopted, the amendment will:
• Prohibit the destruction or alteration of UAP records.
• Create a UAP Records Collection at the National Archives to preserve and make available all relevant government records.
• Establish an independent UAP Records Review Board to oversee the review and declassification process.
• Require public disclosure of UAP records within 25 years unless the President certifies a clear national security reason for delay.
• Provide ongoing congressional oversight to ensure accountability.

“This effort is about transparency and trust,” Burlison said. “Without jeopardizing legitimate national-security interests, our government should be as forthcoming as possible with the American people about what it knows about UAP.”

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08/29/2025

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08/29/2025

Seneca's varsity volleyball program will boast a whopping nine seniors this season. Read their full season preview below:

Coach wants her volleyball players to be scrappy & toughBy Jimmy Sexton, Seneca, Sports / August 25, 2025 SENECA — Just as Diamond is deep in senior leadership for its varsity volleyball team, Seneca is even stronger with a whopping nine seniors this season.“We didn’t have any seniors on the t...

08/29/2025

Diamond High School will kick off their fall pigskin season tonight when they host Springfield Catholic. Season preview is below. Go Wildcats!

DHS football coach planning new schemes By Jimmy Sexton, Diamond, Sports / August 25, 2025 GRANBY — East Newton’s varsity football team is looking for its first winning season in 18 years.The Patriots went 4-7 overall in 2024, and 2-6 in the Big 8 Conference.Key starters lost from last year’s ...