NEOSHO, Mo. — Technically, none of the drive-thru lanes at the U.S. Bank location in Neosho were open, but one of them was definitely closed to traffic Friday.

SARCOXIE, Mo. — Construction is to begin this week on the Sarcoxie Veterans Memorial. It is the next step in a grassroots campaign to renovate and expand the 21-year-old structure.

A status report on some of Joplin’s sales taxes and a proposed traffic calming policy that could be used for neighborhoods will be discussed by the Joplin City Council at a work session Monday.

The Joplin Globe publishes summaries of routine and follow-up inspections performed by the Joplin Health Department.

The following are five of the top stories published in the Globe during June 3-7. In case you missed them, here’s a recap:

LA CYGNE, Kan. — On a recent sunny June morning, it’s business as usual at the power plant in La Cygne, a two-hour drive north from Joplin along U.S. Highway 69.

LA CYGNE, Kan. — On a recent sunny June morning, it’s business as usual at the power plant in La Cygne, a two-hour drive north from Joplin along U.S. Highway 69.

David Lee Martin was crossing the parking lot of the Simmons Bank at 2311 W. Seventh St. when patrol Officer Arthur Brophy spotted him the night of May 4.

Clark’s Cuisine is going mobile with Clark’s Cuisine on the Scene.

The FBI announced Wednesday that the agency is offering a $5,000 reward for information leading to the arrest and conviction of anyone responsible for the disappearance of Sarah Burton, of Joplin.