Savanah Mandeville

Mythos offers an upscale dining experience where guests are encouraged to slow down and savor their meals, much like the leisurely European tradition. The author and her boyfriend enjoyed a five-course meal featuring crab cakes, asparagus mushroom bisque, a pepper-grilled ribeye, and a crab-stuffed portabella, all expertly paired with wine. Mythos is the perfect spot to relax, indulge, and escape the fast pace of everyday life.

Terry Wood, general sales manager at AMI Radio Group, combines his passion for country music and helping local businesses grow through creative radio advertising. He values being part of a team that supports both business success and community charity efforts, while navigating challenges like fluctuating advertising budgets and increased marketing competition. Outside work, Terry enjoys family life, church involvement, and playing golf with friends.

AMI Media’s sales team is passionate about helping local businesses grow through creative advertising and strong community connections. Each team member brings unique skills and interests, from account management and on-air talent to agriculture consulting and marketing strategies. Outside work, they enjoy family time, sports, music, and hobbies, reflecting their deep ties to the region they serve.

The Joplin Memorial Run, now in its eighth year, draws thousands of runners, volunteers, and spectators to honor the 2011 tornado victims and support local causes. This year’s fundraiser benefits the Joplin Humane Society to expand its dog trail, and for the first time, a 10k course is offered alongside the half marathon and 5k. The event continues to unite the community in remembrance and hope as the city approaches the tornado’s 10-year anniversary.

Danny and Leigh Schroer, along with their kids Daniel and Gracie, turned a family idea into Soar Trampoline Park—Webb City's go-to spot for fun, fitness, and inclusive play. Opened in 2021, Soar offers birthday parties, sensory-friendly events, and attractions like Ninja courses and Wipeout. Their family-run, community-focused approach continues to make Soar a high-flying success.

David and Beverly Helms, founders of Grand Prosthetics & Orthotics in Grove, have helped thousands of amputees reclaim their independence with compassionate, one-on-one care and decades of expertise. Their dedication to quality prosthetics and personal attention draws clients from across the country. Together with their family, they not only restore mobility, but also inspire hope—one step at a time.

Samuel Wimsett and Christina Williams built an eco-friendly home in Joplin featuring solar panels, a rain garden, and energy-efficient systems. They’ve planted over 100 native trees to restore the neighborhood’s natural habitat after a tornado. Their goal is to inspire neighbors and others to live sustainably and reduce their environmental impact.

Tom Kimball, now serving his second term as GRDA board chairman, is focused on making Grand Lake a thriving, year-round destination through tourism, infrastructure, and environmental initiatives—ensuring both current residents and future generations can enjoy life on the lake.

Enjoy upscale comfort food, friendly service, and unforgettable views of Little Sugar Creek at this hidden Pineville gem. From catfish Tuesdays to prime rib Wednesdays, Haven 55 offers a peaceful creekside dining experience you won’t want to miss.