The Neosho Daily News

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.

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09/03/2025

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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 ...

08/29/2025

Seneca High School's softball Lady Indians will open their season in the Aurora Tournament. Read their season preview story here:

Lady Indians softball to open season at AuroraBy Jimmy Sexton, Seneca, Sports / August 25, 2025 SENECA — Five starters graduated from last fall’s Lady Indians varsity softball team, which means fans will see lots of new faces this season.Gone from last year’s 8-25 team are Callie Rhoades, Kahl...

08/28/2025

Diamond varsity volleyball will lean on senior leadership this year. Read their full season preview here:

7 seniors will lead Diamond volleyball in ‘25 By Jimmy Sexton, Diamond, Sports / August 25, 2025 DIAMOND — There is perhaps no varsity volleyball team in the Central Ozarks Conference (COC) as experienced as the Diamond Lady Wildcats.“We have a very senior heavy roster this year with seven ath...

08/28/2025

Despite losing five starters to graduation, Neosho's varsity volleyball coach says there's still plenty of leadership on this season's squad. Read their season preview story here:

New faces will be on the court for NHS volleyballBy Jimmy Sexton, Neosho, Sports / August 21, 2025 Neosho’s varsity Lady Wildcats lost five of its six varsity volleyball starters from last season, so a new team will be on the floor this fall.“We have some great leadership on this team that will ...

08/28/2025

Neosho's Lady Wildcats softball team will kick off their season on Saturday at McDonald County. Read their season preview story here:

New coach brings fresh philosophy for varsity Lady Wildcats softballBy Jimmy Sexton, Neosho, Sports / August 21, 2025 New Lady Wildcats Head Softball Coach Brandi Goodell said experience will be key in getting the varsity Neosho team deep into postseason play.“I want us to be a high-energy, aggres...

08/25/2025

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08/24/2025

For Seneca Indians players, their goal this fall is simple: winning the state championship. Read the full season preview below.

Football Indians have sights set on state titleBy Jimmy Sexton, Seneca, Sports / August 18, 2025 SENECA — Expectations are sky-high for the varsity football Seneca Indians this fall as they came within 11 points of winning another state championship last year.Cody Hilburn’s 2024 team finished wi...