Bill Caldwell is a Photo Tech / Librarian at various publications. He covers topics related to media and the states of Kansas, Missouri, and Arkansas, with a particular interest in the Clubhouse community. Bill's work has been featured in the Buffalo Reflex, Cleburne Times Review, Joplin Globe, and Meadville Tribune.
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Bill Caldwell covers local history, personalities, outlaws, music, and aviation in the context of Joplin and Missouri. His profile features and evolving stories make up a significant portion of his work.
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The lore and lure of the James-Younger gang attracted many “hangers-on” in the 1870s and 1880s. One of those was a young man from Granby named Hobbs Kerry.
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A.J. Cripe’s Town Talk Bread was among a trio of equals produced by bakeries in the Tri-State District. Though Cripe was a latecomer to the district, he quickly made a
Because it is Oscar season, it is easy to be reminded movies are big business. It is a far cry from the humble beginnings of nickelodeon shows at the turn
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World War II/Korean War veteran and Greenville resident Bill Caldwell was presented with a commemorative coin and a certificate from U.S. Rep. Keith Self at his 100th birthday party on Nov. 30. The special recognition was arranged by members of the Greenville chapter of Disabled American Veterans. CNHI News Service
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