4-States LIVE Archives

Order your pies now for the 4th of July from Byers Avenue United Methodist Church. They brought me French silk, but they have TONS of other flavors available. Click here to order! Shane from

Suzanne offers suggestions for keeping your furry friends calm during the 4th of July. Plus, some ideas to keep healthy with the surge of Covid cases in the area. The store is located at

Joplin City Manager Nick Edwards is joined Mike Siebert to discuss Proposition Renewal, an upcoming ballot question to renew the current parks/stormwater sales tax. For details on the project, visit this website. Shelly Johnson,

Emily from Connect2Culture discusses the progress on their new building in Joplin and Jomo Jammin’ in July. For all the details, visit their website. The Lafayette House talks about the services they provide to

Oh my cuteness! These pets need forever homes! Check them out at Golden Paw. Plus, Rob O’Brian talks about current unemployment numbers and getting back into the workforce. CLICK HERE to hear today’s Podcast

Travis from Journey Towards Hope Counseling at Mt. Hope Christian Counseling Center offers tips to keep our mental health in check during the summer months. Check out their new Facebook page for contact information.

Water safety tips from the Alliance of Southwest Missouri. Plus, details on the Downtown Dash. To keep up with the Alliance, check out their Facebook page. College View Manor is offering summer move-in specials

Scott Meeker from MSSU talks about what students should expect returning to campus this fall and getting involved in Lion Pride Days for prospective students. To register, click here. The Alba Christian Church talks

Life coach Ann Leach talks about her new venture – the Sea Sisters Spirit Dolls. You can check them out below or by visiting the Facebook page. Shane from 360 Auto Service talks about

Details on the summer breakfast and lunch program for kids ages 1-18 in the Pittsburg area. You don’t have to attend school to participate. For locations, click here. Plus, the Pittsburg Public Library will