Debby Woodin is a City Hall reporter at various publications including the Washington Times-Herald and Enid News & Eagle. She covers a wide range of topics, with a focus on regional interest stories, historic preservation, and feature stories that highlight people and places within the community. Debby's work has been featured in notable outlets such as Yahoo News, Government Technology, and The Kansas City Star.
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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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A number of Joplin park projects are underway or have been completed this summer.
A number of Joplin park projects are underway or have been completed this summer. The city's parks director, Paul Bloomberg, outlined construction work that is going on in various city parks. The info...
Editor's Note: For the latest news from the Area Agency on Aging, including a calendar of events for area senior centers, lunch menus and more, see pages 3 and 4.
While the Joplin area is caught in the grip of an unyielding late-summer heat and dry spell, the city of Joplin has enacted a burn ban.
A partnership between Native American tribes and the National Park Service is bringing bison to many tribes. Bison from Grand Canyon National Park in Arizona came to Northeast Oklahoma in 2019. Globe file
A possible scheduling change in Joplin's flights and the potential that a change in hub airports could come in the future were discussed Tuesday by the Joplin Airport Board.
