Debby Woodin is a journalist for The Joplin Globe, focusing on local news in the Joplin, Missouri area. Her articles cover a range of topics including community events, local government, education, and human interest stories. She has also contributed to Yahoo News UK and her work has been featured in various other publications.
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Debby's coverage primarily revolves around local government announcements, city council activities, community events, and infrastructure projects in Joplin and its vicinity. She also covers topics related to public services.
If you have insights or data concerning local governance, municipal projects, or community initiatives within the United States with a focus on Missouri or specifically Joplin, Debby may be interested in your input. Local business owners and industry experts who can offer perspectives on how these developments impact the local economy could also find an audience through her reporting.
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By: Debby Woodin
An abortion-rights amendment will appear on the Nov. 5 Missouri ballot as the result of a ruling by a majority of the Missouri Supreme Court Tuesday.
Joplin residents involved in planning a renovation of Ewert Park say they are happy with the plans.
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By: Debby Woodin
Longtime owners of some Range Line businesses oppose the city allowing an alley on their block to be rerouted to accommodate a new drive-thru coffee shop.
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By: Debby Woodin
Sep. 17—A developer involved in renovation of the historic Olivia building said he expects to restart work by year's end if currently pending refinancing of the project costs come through by then.
Widening of Connecticut Avenue from 32nd Street to the Interstate 44 bridge is expected to wrap up in early November.
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