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School Christmas programs in coming two weeks
School Christmas programs will be taking place over the next two weeks. Last night was the Purdy Elementary School program.
Monett families open their homes for Habitat's Holiday Home Tour
Mrs. P.N. Cook is the president of the new club. * The Femper-Amecia Monett High School boys fraternity entertained a masquerade party on Tuesday.
Four motorists hurt in traffic accidents on roads in area
Three people were injured in a two-vehicle accident at 12:55 p.m. Friday on Highway 60 in Granby, according to the Missouri State Highway Patrol.
Legislative leaders say they will try to resolve tax-stacking issue
An in-the-trees rope course provides a challenge to Camp Barnabas campers with special needs but Friday, ropes of a different sort appeared at the Barry County camp.
Recycling helps more than the earth
This week, the Cassville Democrat staff is joining many area businesses to promote local recycling and waste reduction efforts.
Purdy land dispute ends with city owning land where schools stand
Surveyor Sam Goodman, standing at center, shows Purdy School Board members where the real boundaries lie for school property.
Red Ribbon Week promotes drug-free lifestyles starting next week
The Central Park Character Kids Team of Monett recently helped prepare for Red Ribbon Week activities that focused on the theme, "If You're Not Drug Free, You Can't Hang With Me!" Students who participated are pictured at left and include: Bailey Preston, Josie Allcock, Katie Kurima, Emily Webb, Natalie Wages, Brooke Lemaster, Katie Harry, Brianna ...
Ambulance board gets clean audit
Approval of the annual audit and equipment upgrades were major actions taken by the Barry-Lawrence Ambulance District Board of Directors at their September meeting.
Voters to decide key issues Nov. 3
One of the issues on the November ballot is to build a new high school for the Pierce City School District.
Sales tax receipts down in September
Economic doldrums continue to plague the bi-county area. For the fourth time this year, sales tax income in September was down by around $200,000 for the bi-county area.
Docu-drama tells sobering story
Purdy High School students gathered around "the scene of an accident" on Gabby Gibbons Drive near Purdy High School on Sept.
Missourian Award presented to Glen Garrett
A Barry County businessman and outstanding community leader was presented with the 2009 Missourian Award on Saturday during a black tie ceremony at the Capitol Plaza Hotel in Jefferson City.
Ga field girl takes part in a Extreme Makeovera
It was a house the Hampton family of Bois d'Arc, Mo., wanted. Greene County resident Tiffany Fahrig helped make it a home.
Purdy City Council gets update on caboose
In addition to the upcoming city-wide clean up, Purdy residents will be also be seeing roadwork done on some of the city streets in Purdy.
Missouri Dairy requests special session
The Missouri Dairy Association has requested Governor Jay Nixon to call for a special session of the Missouri General Assembly to address the current crisis facing Missouri's dairy producers.
Emergency planners discuss H1N1 virus preparations
Discussion of training courses and a vaccine for the H1N1 virus were the highlights of the Aug.
Rich Brown: "Big God" festival planned in Wheaton
How many events have you gone to in your lifetime that involved people from 20 churches to help bring them about? Moreover, how many times have you attended a five-day evangelist festival, expected to draw thousands, in a town of about 800 people? If the answer is none, or even if it isn't, you might want to take note of the following dates: Sept.