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Licking County Christian Academy is a ministry of the Newark Baptist Temple, an independent Baptist church.
LCCA is also a member of the Buckeye Christian School Association (BCSA) and the American Association of Christian Schools (AACS).
LCCA offers high quality Christian education for grades K-12.
Licking County Christian Academy is dedicated to assisting parents in their God-given responsibility to develop in their children the intellectual, the emotional, the social, and the physical, as well as the spiritual capabilities with the goal of being "conformed to the image of His Son." The goal or purpose of Christian Education is the lifelong process to restore that marred image.
True Christian Education involves the development of the intellectual, the emotional, the social, and the physical, as well as the spiritual capabilities with the goal of being "conformed to the image of His Son".
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|Admissions Director
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|Total Sports Offered
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High School Musical 4: Possibly on the Way!!!by Mischalova at . Comments
We've been hearing for months that High School Musical 3 - which hits actual movie theaters this fall - would be the last installment in this world-dominatng Disney franchise.
Now, however, The Hollywood Reported is causing screams and tears around the country with the rumor that there are actually plans for High School Musical 4.
"We are writing High School Musical 4, " Disney Channel Worldwide president Rich Ross confirmed Tuesday after a presentation at a midtown Manhattan recording studio, adding that the idea right now is to keep the fourth film as TV movie, unlike High School Musical 3: Senior Year.
Ross hopes to retain at least some of the original cast.
Might Zac Efron, Vanessa Hudgens and friends return for a fourth version of High School Musical?
What do you think: is High School Musical 4 a good idea? Or is the franchise running the risk of overstaying its welcome?
Its 2013 and I still want HSM4 !
i think there should definitely be a HSM4 even with a new cast!! xxx
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Im 29 wit 4 kids and i think they should make a 4th hsm but it wont b the same unless they use the original cast. My 7,5 and 4 yr olds love watching them movies. And as long as the same casts r being used then yes i agree they should do it. And as for them wanting more money they need 2 give it to them the movie isnt the same without them all in it.
what do you in high school 1 and 4
i'm srry but i think they needa stop at 3 cuz to me 3 wasnt even that good...so if 3 wasnt good 4 usually wont b any better, i mean i have nothing against hsm in fact i loved 1 & 2 but 3 pushed it and now 4....its just ruining it cuz no one likes movies THAT much. I actually think they should turn it into a tv show cuz it would b cool but thats also hard.
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Megan Fox, Nude Mannequin Grace Interview Magazine Spreadby Hilton Hater at . Comments
There are a couple interesting tidbits from the interview Megan Fox gives in the latest issue of Interview.
For starters, she talks to fellow actor Zach Galifanakis in it. For another thing... she cradles a naked mannequin, while donning a black bob, for an unusual photo spread in the magazine. See for yourself:
Fox actually comes across as more mature and grounded than usual in the feature. Asked about her comparison of director Michael Bay to Hitler, she admitted:
"In the past, I've been reluctant to share any bits of truth about myself or to really let people in on my reality. So I have said some things to throw people off the scent of what's really going on in my life. So I have sort of aided the media in printing these misconceptions, which I regret."
The actress, of course, has been replaced in Transformers 3 by Rosie Huntington-Whiteley. But many critics believe this will help Megan's career if she uses the opportunity to branch off and take on more layered roles.
She'll next appear in this summer's Jonah Hex.
Hi Allison, I was having my morinng coffee and blog hopping and ended up here getting a glimpse inside of your life. I am now your newest follower. Congrats on the bloggy award. I can totally relate to some of your statements. I love the twine wreath ~ very creative! Happy Sunday
They've photo-shopped her thumbs for gods sake......"a man known for his verbal and emotional abuse".....you know this how? They both used each other, she gained more than she lost. Its up to her to gain traction from this opportunity, she consented to wash his friggin car! She knew what she was selling! A story as old as history itself!
glad to see someone write a piece on Megan Fox not making fun of her comments. megan spoke up against a man who is known for verbal and emotional abuse and degrading conduct towards women and instead of making fun of her she should be praised for having the guts to do that. It should be looked at with inspiration for young women to lay boundaries and just say no when they are put in situations like this in their own lives. Her passing on this movie is a huge statement saying she feels entitled to be treated with respect and values herself which is what all women should be doing.


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St Giles London – St Giles Classic Hotel
I liked that the bed wasn't terrible and the location was exactly what I needed.
Windows open or closed the noise was the same: like having a bed in an intersection. There are no smoking signs but when I awoke unable to breathe the desk told me very rudely that smoking in rooms is optional. Opening the kitchen door blocked half the kitchen. Had to sit on the counter to close the door. Had to step behind the toilet to close the bathroom door. TV was possessed by a ghost.
good location. cleanliness
noise from road. oh the noise!. small bed
Location. Acceptable for cost and location but could have been so much better
Tired décor, particularly in the Bathroom. Didn't use the mini kitchen so no comment on this. Bed area good on one side, Lounge basic.
Excellent location. We were given a free upgrade on arrival to a larger room, however we requested a change as we were not happy with the room. Great facilities in the kitchen and staff were very helpful.
Rooms are in need of attention. Room we were first given smelt damp. Mattress was poor, TV didn't work and generally felt unclean.
Reception area was clean and tidy
The unit we booked was unavailable the first night so were put into a smaller unit, which was really too small for 4 adults, No wine glasses in next unit. The fire alarm went off on the last night we were there the Chelsea Cloisters procedures left a lot to be desired
Location Staff did their best to accommodate us.
If on business not enough cupboard space for clothes, the work space is small and uncomfortable and internet access which you pay extra for intermittent. The washing machine didn't work.
location convenience quiet
layout of rooms
The bed and lack of space in the bedroom.
A little run down and doesn't live up to its billing as luxurious accommodation. Overall very disappointing.
The location
Poor service from staff Being told i would have to pay to change the bed linen ( they only change it once a week) Bedroom far too small when you open the bathroom or kitchen door it hits your bed. I could go so many bad things.
Smelt of smoke and in poor decorative state everything very tired
Location and availability of discounted parking
Studio room very small and run down in need of redecoration
Separate kitchen. Small dining table.
Had to wash our own towels. No hairdryer. Room was too small for a 8 night stay.
Too hot!
There were ants in the kitchen.
Closest tube South Kensington. Also just a short walk to Sloane Square tube station and the Kings Road. A minute's walk from a late opening Sainsbury's.
The bed springs poking us in the back. Every tap in the unit run continually or leaked. During a fire alarm we noticed that it was not fire compliant as was not able to get out back door.
No hot water for two days...
Towels are changed once per WEEK !!! Shabby ++ Not particularly clean Elevator very slow
Location and the Bed!!!
First of all was raining in the Bathroom, the microwave is prehistoric , the wasing and drying machine is BC!!! The best was the fire alarm going on at 5:47 am becouse a guest burned her toast!!!!
Central location. Apartment was spotlessly clean. The bed was warm and comfortable. The room was bright.
Only one down side! At night the road outside was noisy with traffic. Managed to lessen noise by closing all windows. I could not close a fixed vent, which meant I had a certain amount of noise all night.
Location, entrance hall, the service was great as they gave me a free upgrade. It meant I had over 6 beds suddenly. Therefore since I was going to a wedding nearby I offered the spare ones to my friends.
The decor is very tired but what do you expect for that price?
The location was great, though a bit noisy with some construction work nearby. The view was not bad. It was clean and comfortable.
Staff not very friendly; weekend cleaners not very efficient; no kettle, dishwasher or telephone; the bathroom was cold, it needs double glazing over the awkwardly positioned window there. The furniture was also too basic. Lights too bright with the dimmers not functioning.
Location Well stocked kitchen Enough space for a family with 2 children (we had a !-bedroom apartment on the ground floor)
Odd smell coming from cafeterias and the gas station nearby (like burnt tyres) Staff is s;owing in the back alley and the smoke goes into the apartments. Staff had not a very professional behaviour. Noisy neighbours - sound insulation is poor
Location was good, easy access to tube. main bedroom was reasonable.
bathroom had tiles missing and the plug did not fit the bath. The sofa bed was so horrible our son slept on the floor, reluctant to sit on the sofa as pretty dirty.
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The Champlain Housing Trust is buying the Econo Lodge that will cease operating as a motel within days and will become Harbor Place.
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Children and Families Commissioner David Yacavone said the Harbor Place will provide up to 59 rooms for people in need of temporary housing and caseworkers to help them find work, child care or overcome other challenges that led to their homelessness.
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CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. — From the nearby Walnut Street Bridge, the Delta Queen does not appear to be in distress. The Tennessee River stirs gently, and the red paddle wheel of the venerable steamboat is still.
But the boat, a National Historic Landmark that once ferried presidents dating back to Herbert Hoover and now operates as a floating hotel, faces an uncertain future. Not allowed by law to steam away for overnight cruises and no longer entirely welcome at its dock downtown, the boat is now an issue before Congress and a sensitive matter for Chattanooga's new mayor, who nearly evicted it this year.
"It is at a crossroads, but hopefully not for long," said Leah Ann Ingram, who leases the boat from a Colorado company and oversees its daily operations. "I know people love the Delta Queen."
The boat, with its 88 staterooms and now-silent steam calliope, was not always at the center of political debates and public relations brawls. For decades, it negotiated the waters of the Mississippi and its tributaries. Through the years, its manifests included three presidents and Princess Margaret of Britain, who stayed in Room 119, the Robert E. Lee Suite, in 1986....
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I would have agreed with you as for the Church until I read the Catechism and embarked an a global language I never knew existed, though it has exosted for eons.
If what you were saying that it is not worthy of study was true, we would not have Universities (Cathiolic means Universal) such as Tulane, Notre Dame, Loyola... and while many non-Catholics attends these Universities, it is a fact that those who have studied the Catechism, sit in the same class, and get far more out of it... they have a grail/brail, the others do not, either by ignorance, because they do not know it exists, or by choice, becasue they think they know better. They don't. It would be laughable to a "man of the world", but suicide (foolish at least) to those who know it is the key to the Matrix.
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- Food4.2Service3.9
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great for outdoor dining (33)scenic view (30)great for lunch (18)neighborhood gem (18)good for groups (16)fit for foodies (13)special occasion (9)kid-friendly (7)great for brunch (5)vibrant bar scene (5)late-night find (5)romantic (4)hot spot (3)notable wine list (1)Show More
- BabsBabsVIPDined on 10/11/2014Always a good choice for a group. It is a great venue in the summer but also nice when the big crowds move on. Will be back - and can't wait for the summer!Special Features:
- JeanhrDined on 10/10/2014Good menu with a nice variety. Quality of food is high, Have eaten there 4 times. Great view.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 9/28/2014We were all happy there...food always good...all of us said "and they don't bother you..."Special Features:
- cheeryScheerySDined on 9/21/2014We took my husband's 90 year old mother for lunch. She enjoyed everything about Bay Vue. Food & cocktails were very good. Service staff patient, helpful, and attentive who is hearing & sight impaired. The view is really nice. We will definitely keep Bay Vue on our restaurant list.Special Features:
- End of SummerBruceLVIPDined on 9/20/2014Great selection of food. Nice rooftop bar and outdoor seating. A bit smelly from boat exhausts. Food was timely presented and tasty. Our server was a bit lacking but likely because she was waiting tables inside and out. Other servers seemed more attentive.Special Features:
- OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 9/20/2014The food was excellent, service good. It is too noisy though.Special Features:
- nonaDined on 9/19/2014waitress was very accomadating and food was great.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great outdoor dining!DonnajoeVIPDined on 9/14/2014Really lovely ambiance with both boat and water view. Food was very good had the salmon very tasty and the drinks were delicious had pineapple mojito. We had the crab cake appetizer really good. Would definitely recommend to others.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great Food Servive Too QuickOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 9/13/2014Went out for dinner with my wife on a rainy Saturday night. We made reservations but the restaurant was not busy my guess was that it was weather related. We felt rushed from the start. We were just handed the menu and the waitress wanted us to order drinks. We ordered appts. and our main course which were delish but throughout the dinner we felt a little rushed even though half the restaurant was empty.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- A little priceyOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 9/4/2014The atmosphere was very nice....outdoor, on the water, which is just what I wanted. The food was ok, but I can't say it was anything special. There were 5 of us (all girls), 2 ordered 1 glass of wine each, 2 had 1 soda each and 1 had water. For dessert: 4 coffees and 1 piece of cake. The bill was $200. A little pricey for an average meal...I assume your paying for the atmosphere. Our waitress, Linda, however, was excellent. She was very pleasant, extremely accomodating and made us feel like we were the only ones there.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great viewfiyahdVIPDined on 8/31/2014Food wasn't bad, but you come to enjoy the water view. Average fare overall.Special Features:
- all around good place to go!!!kimmieDined on 8/23/2014Loved the food! Beautiful views! loved the rooftop bar area! Great outdoor eating ! service was very good also I would go back !Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- sassiDined on 8/23/2014food was very good. server was delightful and very attentive. a little noisy but the view more than compensated. will be returning.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- outstandingCORKYDined on 8/23/2014the service and food was over the top our party of four were planing our next dinner and a possible lunch soon the other couple daughter ans son in law leave in Conn.Special Features:
- Great girls night get togethermujerVIPDined on 8/20/2014Can't beat the view and the location to all of us .. Service is slow but food was good . Prices a little high but someone has to pay the rentSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 8/18/2014Loved the food service was great, not too pricey. Car horn beeping from security at the entrance of Marina was a distractionSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- eats out a lotOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 8/16/2014the sesame tuna was very good. I have been there for lunch and would recommend it highly.Special Features:
- FantasticPumpkinVIPDined on 8/11/2014I love this place. Whether we sit up on the deck for just drinks and appetizers or have a full dinner on the patio, it is always great. The food is fantastic, and you can't beat dining on the water on a wonderful summer. I highly recommend this restaurant.Special Features:
- Been here before...VinnyNDined on 8/6/2014I ordered the shrimp fra diavlo and it was delicious. My only complaint is that when serving shrimp in a red sauce, why not take the shell off the tails. I do that when I prepare it. I don't like handling the shrimp soaked in sauce and there is too much meat in the tail to leave it behind. My wife ordered the broiled platter. This time it was a bit dry and the rice pilaf was browned a bit too much where it was too crunchy. i like this restaurant so I will be back. Wait staff is alway attentive and friendly, the menu is innovative and prices are reasonable. But I did deduct a star.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Enjoyable Outdoor Dining ExperienceSeafoodLoverDined on 8/4/2014Girls night out was a big success. We stayed away from the pricey drinks but enjoyed an array of seafood dishes. It was a beautiful night. Nice ambiance on the outside deck. Will definitely return.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- The following 36 reviews are from the BayVue reviews archive.
- Very GoodOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 7/25/2014Food was good and there was a great view of the water form the patio deck. Only negative was parking. They have a very tiny lot and we had to park a couple of blocks away.Special Features:
- DisappointedBuckDined on 7/24/2014We sat for 15 minutes before a server even approached our table to ask what we'd like to drink. When we finally ordered our drinks the server says, "Do you know what you want to eat too?" Our expectations regarding service, ambiance and price were certainly not met.Special Features:
- Great food and service.LaurenDined on 7/20/2014The place is cute and food was good. The food runner gave one of us the wrong food and the manager did the right thing and took it off the bill. Definitely would return!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Where's the lobster?GrkqtFoodieDined on 7/20/2014Slow service. Beautiful view. Calamari was fresh but found a hair in our sweet chili sauce (didnt belong to anyone at my table). Lobster roll barely had any lobster and instead they camouflaged it with chopped tomatoes so it looked fuller and the bun was charred - didnt send it back because it took 45 minutes to get our food in the first place. Crabcake roll was good but can tell it was fried in dirty oil. I would give it another shot though to see if other items were better. Much quieter and less traffic than trying to go to Freeport or Long Beach to eat.Special Features:
- First and lastTod4VIPDined on 7/18/2014I hade made a reservation for 8pm on a Friday and arrived 15 minutes early. My party was seated under the awning and right next to the service area which is probably the worst location to be. Not only was is loud from the smashing of plates and cups we kept having bus boys going over are heads with buckets of plates. The appetizers were great but our table wasn't even cleared when the entrees came out. Food was ok but my broccoli was burned. Not the best experience and no floor managers to direct staff. Ps the view of the water was blocked by other tables and being next to the bus station.Special Features:
- First time here but not the last!ClasActVIPDined on 7/17/2014Loved the 1/2 price apps at happy hour! Great service, food, drinks and view!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- ExcellentOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 7/8/2014The setting was very relaxing. We had a great view of the water. The service was excellent.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Food overly expensive, dried outDisappointedDined on 7/6/2014Defintely not worth the money; a quarter glass of wine was $8.50. I guess you are just paying for sitting on an outside deck !Special Features:
- NewYorkerDined on 7/2/2014The scenic view was beautiful, the food was fine, but the service was AWFUL. I don't think it was the fault of the servers, they seemed to be working hard. I think management has to hire more help. It was hard to get a drink at the bar (very busy) and at the table, orders of wine went unfilled, table did not get bussed...very slow meal!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Dinner out with the new bossOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 7/2/2014Took my new boss out to dinner on his visit here from the UK. He enjoyed the scenic views and we all enjoyed the nice weather outside. Food was great - everyone enjoyed.Special Features:
- honeyVIPDined on 7/1/2014Totally enjoy the food and the view each time I've been here for lunch Now looking forward to a wonderful dinner experience. .Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Don't listen to others, try itlovetoeatout123Dined on 6/28/2014Reading the reviews, I almost passed, so glad I didnt, great food, great service. There was a bit of a wait after appetizers but we liked that, we didnt feel rushed out to get anyone else to our table. I made reservation on line and we were seated immediately on a busy sat evening at 7:45. Will definitely go back. Service was top notch, food was deliciousSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Had a great dining experience!MrsPowderDined on 6/28/2014My only disappointment throughout the evening was that my shrimp parmagan had a certain spice in it that made it taste "hot". Was not crazy about it. Other wise, we had a great waitress, sat outside on a beautiful night, and had a very good playing while we were eating and were still able to talk amongst ourselves (4 of us). Just a very pleasant night out!Special Features:
- Lovely settingjbotDined on 6/28/2014The outdoor table was perfect for a warm summer evening. The food was average. The rolls served were cool, damp and appeared to be refrigerated tube type crescent rolls. Parking was quite difficult. Service was warm and friendly. If the food quality improves, this would be a perfect summer location for lunch, dinner or a drink!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Romantic Early DinnerOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 6/28/2014Second visit here after an enjoyable first visit with work. Enjoyed a wondersful romantic dinner while watching the water and boats on a great Saturday. Raw oysters were terrific and enjoyed the Talapia oreganata -- also fantastic.Special Features:
- Business dinner went greatOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 6/24/2014Picked this spot for a small business dinner with guests from the UK. Really enjoyed the water view and great food. Nice variety of dishes: seafood, steak, chicken and salads. This was important for a diverse group. Everyone ordered seafood and all enjoyed their meals. Moderately priced to keep the expence reports in line. Our server was very attentive and polite. Nice way to end a busy work day with overseas guests. They enjoyed the water views -- making their business trip special to enjoy Long Island beyond the office walls. Took a walk later on the dock to enjoy the sunset.Special Features:
- Good food but not our ServerPisanoDined on 6/24/2014Our a Server was absent most the time we had to ask another server to please find her, two salads came out at different times by the runner, we had to ask her where the other salad was. Temp on good was requested but came out wrong had to send it back. Had to ask another server to get our check. Just ruins the conversation when you have to keep an eye out for the server
- A little disappointed..MandaDined on 6/23/2014The service was OK not really attentive. The food was just OK too, plates were dirty - presentation was unclean. We ordered a pitcher of sangria, the pitcher was a faded Bacardi jug with chips all over - not to mention our glasses were filthy. The food was sloppy my date got a bake potato it was so dry almost looked microwave to heat up. Menu was small which I enjoy I feel it give the chefs more time to focus on making the dishes right, not in this case everything was slopped together. For a $140 dinner I would have expected a better experience. We wont be going back.Special Features:
- awesomeeatingDined on 6/22/2014The restaurant was excellent. The food was fresh and hot and the ambiance.... right on the water!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Solstice supperAlFrescoFanDined on 6/21/2014We ate on the deck overlooking Great South Bay on the first day of summer. The live music wasn't overamped to the point where we couldn't hear our dinner companions talking, and as a plus, they played one of my favorite songs right off the bat. Service was pleasant, but one of us ordered soup as an appetizer, with a salad as a main course, and both came out together with all the other entrees. The food was fresh, tasted great, portions are fine, not huge. The winning entree at our table was the tilapia with shrimp, pasta, tomatoes and spinach. We weren't rushed out the door, and were able to enjoy a glass of wine and music on a lovely night. We exited through the dining room, which was VERY noisy; would not have wanted to eat in there.Special Features:


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Serve this dressing over leafy greens or with chicken or turkey salads. Try lemon or caraway thyme for extra bite.
• 1/2 cup olive oil
• 1/4 cup red wine vinegar
• 1/4 cup crumbled feta or goat cheese
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• 1 tablespoon dijon-style mustard
• 2 tablespoons finely minced fresh
• Thyme leaves
• 1 tablespoon minced fresh marjoram
• 1 tablespoon minced fresh oregano
• 1 teaspoon honey or sugar
• 1/2 teaspoon white pepper
• 1/8 teaspoon salt
Place all the ingredients in a jar, seal tightly, and shake vigorously for 10 seconds. Use immediately or refrigerate. Shake again before serving. If kept refrigerated, the vinaigrette should keep for up to two weeks.
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Some actors from Stone's Throw give us a preview of their latest upcoming production.
The "Random Play" Barbershop Quartet performs a song that they will be singing at the "Barbershop Humor at Home and in America" event this weekend.
Local News Today is joined by Matthew Deighton who wrote the book "Molly and the Tornado" after he lost his home in the Greensburg Tornado. He and his Dalmatian Molly traveled to other disaster areas in order to pay forward the comfort they were shown from strangers.
Jeremy Albright joins Eric Crosswhite this morning with information about an upcoming show with the Tristatesmen Barbershop Chorus.
Hank has a long list of weekend events for those living in the Four States.
KSN Local News Today Weather Forecast for Thursday, October 2nd...another round of storms is expected later today with a cold front. Plus, a significant cool down in on the way. Click for details.
Eric's guests this morning are excited to talk about Kids Fall Fest taking place in conjunction with Oktoberfest.
October kicks off Breast Cancer Awareness Month so Hank heads out to Carl Junction for their Annual CJ C.A.R.E.S. Awareness Campaign.
KSN Local News Today Weather Forecast for Wednesday, October 1st...big changes are coming to the forecast including the chance for strong storms and a big cool down. Click for your full forecast.
The Bud Light Concert Calendar brings you all the concerts coming to the Four States over the next few months.
Jeana Gockley is in studio this morning from the Joplin Public Library with details about a new children's space in the library.
Eric speaks with Chris and Claudine about the Pink Ribbon Bagels at Panera Bread to benefit the Hope 4 You Breast Cancer Foundation.
Teddy Steen joins Hank this morning with more information on the 2nd Annual Rhinestones and Rawhide event taking place Saturday, October 11th to benefit Ascent Recovery Residences.
George Clooney got married over the weekend and Dr. Karl has some tips for our newlywed viewers.
KSN Local News Today Weather Forecast for Tuesday, September 30th...today's weather will be a lot like yesterday. Mostly sunny with highs in the mid 80s, running about 10 degrees warmer than normal. Rain chances return for some tonight so click for details.
Eric is joined by Margie and Kathy this morning from Hospice Capassus who are here with more information on events coming to our area about dementia.
It's finally fall so in today's edition of DIY with Stacey we are making Fall Leaf Mason Jars. These are Pinterest inspired ideas from bloggers PlanProvision.com and "Turtles and Tails Blogspot".
Oktoberfest returns to Joplin and Hank is talking to Barry Linduff about the event taking place downtown this weekend.
KSN Local News Today Weather Forecast for Monday, September 29th...starting the work week summer-like but rain and storms mid-week will bring Fall temps back to the Four States. Click for details.
It's the first weekend of fall and Hank gives a list of events for you and your family.
Gary Stubblefield joins us again to go over the details of tomorrows Bluegrass Festival in Carl Junction.
KSN Local News Today Weather Forecast for Friday, September 26th...beautiful weather will continue for the first week of fall. Click for details.
Hank speaks with Kristy Parker from the Leffen Center for Autism about a Clay Shooting Fundraiser.
Wes Franklin joins Eric Crosswhite to talk about some changes coming to the 2014 Neosho Fall Festival.
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Meteorologist Stacey Garvilla speaks with Emergency Management Director Keith Stammer in depth about the addition of a third NOAA weather radio transmitter in Joplin.
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Eric gets a lesson in archery this morning from Kevin Badgley who joins us from the Missouri Department of Conservation.
The United Way has partnered with the Girl Scouts of the Missouri Heartland and Hank heads out live at the headquarters to bring us more information.
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Jani Cummings is back on Local News Today and this time she is talking about the Doobie Brothers coming to Downstream Casino.
Hank talks to Rusty Olds who is the Mayor of Duenweg about what live music will be featured at this year's D-Towne Jamboree.
Since it is Dog Appreciation Month, Dr. Karl gives the top ten lessons we can learn from dogs.
Prairie State Park Superintendent Brian Miller is in studio telling Hank about their upcoming "Prairie Jubilee" event.
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Hank has the pleasure of visiting Spiva this morning to show viewers a preview of the Norman Rockwell exhibit.
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Hank talks to some members of the student council at Liberal High School.
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Hank speaks with guests Jonathan and Jarrod about a "Block Explosion" fundraiser to benefit Soul's Harbor.
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Hank is live with Tim Dumas this morning at Goodfinds Resale Shop in Joplin that was opened by Catholic Charities.
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If you think changing a diaper is gross, well, this is definitely not going to change your mind.
If you think changing a diaper is gross, well, this is definitely not going to change your mind.
The holiday season is a time of giving, and no one takes care of their own like the city of Casper.
You may have heard Buffalo was slammed this week with a snowstorm the likes of which you don't usually see outside the Arctic Circle. One NFL player used the opportunity to play with his kids.
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Hey, remember that Tinker Bell sketch from 'SNL' a while back, when Aidy Bryant played a bawdy version of the beloved Disney fairy? If only we could have a film version of that. Well, prepare for the next best thing. Melissa McCarthy is set to star in a live-action Tinker Bell film from 'Night at the Museum' director Shawn Levy and 'Neighbors' writer Nicholas Stoller. Magical!
Doctors and nurses cover their bum, how bout us? Henry Ford Hospital in Detroit has unveiled a new hospital gown that aims to put the wraps on a big source of patients' grumbles — a lack of rear coverage.
Punishing your kids is a fine art -- almost as much of an art as the work these little kids did to their faces.
In an interview with The Daily Beast, Charles Dance revealed that there is active discussion about a possible Game of Thrones movie.
In a recent poll we asked about holiday decorating habits. A majority of the participants will decorate, put up a Christmas Tree and do it after Thanksgiving.
Bill Cosby a.k.a. "America's Dad," has a few supporters in Casper, although the majority of people weighing in on our Cosby support poll say they don't care and it's none of their business.