Kimberly Barker is a news reporter for The Globe. She covers a diverse range of topics in Northeast Oklahoma and Southeast Kansas, including arts and entertainment, music, and architecture, with a particular focus on home and garden, house design, and the music business. Kimberly's work has been featured in publications such as the Zionsville Times Sentinel, Joplin Globe, The Kansas City Star, and Mankato Free Press.
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Kimberly Barker specializes in local news and community events, with a focus on culture & society, family & relationships, and entertainment. She often covers local events, government announcements, and press releases related to Joplin, Missouri.
When reaching out to Kimberly, consider providing information about upcoming local events or human interest stories relating to the arts and culture scene in Joplin. Additionally, pitches that highlight positive initiatives within the community such as health and wellness programs or educational developments may resonate well with her coverage preferences.
Given her focus on local news and community-related topics within Joplin and Missouri, she is likely interested in stories that have a direct impact on the lives of residents in these areas.
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With more than 2,000 plants native to Missouri, choosing what to plant in a pollinator garden can be overwhelming.
By: Kimberly Barker
With more than 2,000 plants native to Missouri, choosing what to plant in a pollinator garden can be overwhelming. Experts help take the guesswork out of it.
By: Kimberly Barker
With more than 2,000 plants native to Missouri, choosing what to plant in a pollinator garden can be overwhelming.
By: Kimberly Barker
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Joplin’s Sgt. Ariel Nims Chapter of the Sons of the American Revolution joined in a simultaneous nationwide reading of the Declaration of Independence Wednesday.
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The Shoal Creek Water Festival, which draws up to 1,500 people, returns with the theme “Don't Trash the Splash” on Saturday, July 25.
By: Kimberly Barker
Sparklight in Joplin gave $5,000 to Schroeder Family Exploreum Wednesday to fund new technology and advance staff training.
