The St. Louis Cardinals Caravan made another stop in Joplin, Missouri part of their annual Caravan trip that travels across multiple cities and states. The event took place at MSSU in the Young Gymnasium. Hundreds of Cardinals fans gathered around to listen to special guest talk about playing baseball to favorite memories and up coming events. After the Cardinals got done with the interactions with the fans, children lined up and got autographs and selfies while time aloted.
We interviewed
Tom Pagnozzi and Al Hrabosky before the the Caravan begin see link below
Photos from the Caravan at MSSU Joplin, Missouri
photo credit: Jeremy Scherle/Regional Entertainment
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Micahel Carbonaro made his first appearance last night at the famous Gillioz Theatre in Springfield, Missouri. We interviewed Michael just days before his visit the show was absouletly amazing leaving the audience wondering what was real or magic. Mr. Carbonaro talked about a charity that means alot to him called Hocus Focus which helps children with disablities learn magic. When your watch Mr. Carbonaro perform live its a surprise from making a hundred dollar bill into a one dollar bill, an appearing gold fish tank, to interacting with children and so much the show is absoulty brilliant.
Mr. Carbonaro is on tour through April be sure to check out his website and charity in the link below.
We conducted a very candid interview with Mr. Carbonaro for his first visit in Springfield, Missouri set to take place on January 11 at the famous Gillioz Theatre.
Mr. Carbonaro is very excited to perform in new places he has never been before and to leave his audience with an amazing time asking your self what was magic and what was real. If you have not purchased tickets yet make sure you do before they sell out.
Known for his original hidden camera magic series, THE CARBONARO EFFECT on truTV, Michael Carbonaro has been seen on television in shows such as Happily Divorced, 30 Rock, Grey’s Anatomy, and CSI Miami. A performing magician since his youth, Carbonaro went on to study experimental theater at New York University with the aspirations of entertaining audiences through a variety of theatrical mediums, including hidden-camera magic, which he later showcased frequently on “The Tonight Show with Jay Leno.”
Carbonaro’s late night appearances then launched him into stardom through his hit comedic series, “The Carbonaro Effect,” on truTV. A trickster at heart, Michael performs inventive tricks on unsuspecting members of the public who are unaware that he is a magician. Jaws drop when he causes a car to disappear from under a security guard’s nose or makes alien crabs transform into kittens in a science lab. Whether posing as a coffee shop barista, museum curator, or seemingly unremarkable store clerk in the REAL world, Carbonaro’s illusions – along with his absurd, matter-of-fact explanations – leave REAL people bewildered and families at home laughing out loud.
Michael regularly showcases his bizarre antics and mind-blowing magic at corporate events and through his highly-acclaimed national theater tour, “Michael Carbonaro Live!”
Michael’s extensive list of accolades includes the “OUTFEST Best Actor” award as well as the “Magician of the Year” honor, bestowed upon him by the Academy of Magical Arts in 2015. In 2016, he was the inaugural recipient of the Copperfield Prize which recognizes an individual for elevating the art of magic.
Be sure to visit Mr. Carbonaro merch and all social media sites.
Press statement from CoxHealth in Springfield Missouri
One of CoxHealth’s ambulances was involved in an accident on Campbell Avenue early Monday evening. The ambulance was responding to a call with its lights and sirens on when it was clipped by another vehicle and tipped on its side. No patient was on board, but one EMS professional was evaluated for head pain.
Photo and Video Credit: Jason Wert of Ozarks Indepent/Regional Entertainment
Missouri State University announced their campaign to raise 250,000,000 million dollars over the course of 3 years ending in 2022. We were on hand for this event John Goodman and several others gave speechs on how important this is for the community of Springfield, Missouri and what education means to them.
photo credit: Jeremy Scherle/Regional Entertainment
