Doug Pulliam News Today

On, Monday, Jan. 29, the Kansas Department of Transportation (KDOT) will begin a project to replace the Neosho River bridge on U.S. 59 in Neosho County. The bridge, located 2

This week the Kansas Department of Transportation (KDOT) will begin a project to repair damaged girders on the 21st Street bridge over U.S. 169 at Chanute. Northbound traffic on U.S.

NEOSHO COUNTY, Kan. — The Kansas Department of Transportation (KDOT) began work on a K-47 resurfacing project in Neosho County Wednesday, Aug. 2. The 11-mile project area runs from U.S. 169 …

The Kansas Department of Transportation (KDOT) plans to start work Wednesday on a K-47 resurfacing project in Neosho County. The 11-mile project area runs from U.S. 169 east to U.S.

The Kansas Department of Transportation (KDOT) plans to close 5 Mile Avenue east of Baxter Springs on Monday, July 31. During the closure, a tie-in to the new alignment of U.S. 166 will be …

(KDOT) -- On Monday, July 31, the Kansas Department of Transportation plans to close 5 Mile Avenue east of Baxter Springs. During the closure a tie-in to the ne

CHEROKEE COUNTY, Kan. — The Kansas Department of Transportation (KDOT) expects to begin a mill and overlay project on U.S. 69 in Cherokee County on Tuesday, May 30. The 12-mile project starts at the Oklahoma-Kansas state line and continues north to the U.S. 69/U.S. 160/K-7 junction. No work will take place within the city limits of Columbus.

1941 – 2021 Joe was born in October 1941 in Cuero, TX to his father who shared his name, Joseph Stockton Rhodes and his mother, Roberta Lee Rhodes. His father worked for the Shell Oil Company and they moved a number of times throughout Texas and ultimately to Houston where Joe spent much of his early years and developed his life-long aversion to humidity. Joe then moved with his family to Roswell, NM in 1957 (9th grade), where he attended Roswell High School and was a multi-sport star athl...

1941 – 2021 Joe was born in October 1941 in Cuero, TX to his father who shared his name, Joseph Stockton Rhodes and his mother, Roberta Lee Rhodes. His father worked for the Shell Oil Company and they moved a number of times throughout Texas and ultimately to Houston where Joe spent much of his early years and developed his life-long aversion to humidity. Joe then moved with his family to Roswell, NM in 1957 (9th grade), where he attended Roswell High School and was a multi-sport star athlete...