Joe Hadsall is a Digital Editor for the Springfield Daily Citizen, focusing on local news in Springfield, Missouri. With a background in journalism and a passion for topics such as politics, gaming, and magic, Joe brings a diverse perspective to his reporting. His work has been featured in various publications, including Yahoo News and the Joplin Globe.
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Joe Hadsall's coverage is primarily focused on local education, community events, and charitable initiatives within Springfield, Missouri. He often reports on local government announcements and covers a wide range of topics related to schools, grants, renovations, donations, and educational programs.
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By: Joe Hadsall
Days after holding an emergency meeting, then expressing confidence in its leader, the Missouri State University Board of Governors held a second closed meeting Wednesday, presumably about the future of President Richard "Biff" Williams.
By: Joe Hadsall
Missouri State University President Richard “Biff” Williams apologized to faculty members Thursday for parts of a federal lawsuit filed against him, including a vulgar display of vegetables.
By: Joe Hadsall
In a wide-ranging interview with with the Salt Lake Tribune, three plaintiffs suing MSU President Richard "Biff" Williams said his apology doesn't go far enough.
According to an email sent to district employees Friday, several positions will be eliminated at the end of the school’s fiscal year on June 30, 2025.
By: Joe Hadsall
SPS officials on Monday elaborated on the positions that have been removed from next school year’s budget. Through attrition, separation and reduction of teaching days, the district eliminated the equivalent of 142 jobs.
By: Joe Hadsall
Superintendent Grenita Lathan and members of the Springfield Board of Education on Tuesday night said that, as district leaders work to make budget cuts, they have no intention of removing the International Baccalaureate program.
By: Joe Hadsall
While finding a place to build a new Pipkin Middle School was complicated, architects had no problems adapting their designs for the new location.
For the fourth time in a two-week span the Missouri State University Board of Governors will hold a closed session, presumably to discuss a Utah lawsuit targeting President Richard “Biff” Williams.
By: Joe Hadsall
The Missouri State University Faculty Senate on Thursday afternoon voted in favor of a resolution expressing "no confidence" in new university president Richard "Biff" Williams.
By: Joe Hadsall
The Missouri State University Board of Governors announced Friday it continues to support embattled president Richard "Biff" Williams amid an ongoing lawsuit in Utah.
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