In Joplin, young professionals hear call to serve
JOPLIN, Mo. (AP) — One worked in financial services. Another was an insurance agent. A third had recently finished law school and embarked on a legal career.
Then came the tornado.
The twister that blasted an immense hole in this Missouri city almost nine months ago also smashed the carefully crafted career plans of many young professionals. With much of their community in ruins, they abandoned secure cor...
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