More than 60 years later after facing combat, James Stephens has penned his experiences as a World War II combat photographer in a historical novel, “Camera Soldiers: The Philippine Odyssey.”

The boys’ favorite show is “Myth Busters.” 

I’m not sure but there maybe could be an entire “MythBusters” channel. 

It doesn’t matter if I’ve been watching a show for a long time… actively engaged, talking back to the TV set, etc., if I get up, if only for a second, the minute I return to the family room the show “MythBusters” is blaring away.

Another multimedia feature provided by The Neosho Daily News.

On one special night a year, Newton County Assistant Prosecutor Bill Dobbs puts aside his shirt, tie and suit jacket for a different kind of suit.

“I just wanted to do something scary for a change,” is how Denise Moore described her decision to try acting.
“I didn’t want to skydive,” Moore said. “I wanted something scary, but safe.”

Results from Saturday night's Christmas parade.

Watch Dr. Roy Shaver read a story to children at the event at Big Spring Park on Nov. 29.     

A Thanksgiving scene brings back memories for publisher.

Shoppers flock to Wal-Mart and other stores in Neosho for big savings on Christmas gifts.

From the fevered mind of Managing Editor John Ford comes some offbeat Thanksgiving tips from America's foremost domestic goddess, Martha Stew-Wart.