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Springtime in Monett means Monett Lions are firing up their grills for their annual Steak Dinner.

Construction on the new Monett Branch of the Barry-Lawrence County Library is taking shape at 2200 Park St. at the intersection of Old Airport Road and Park Street. Ground was broken on the library...

As a life-long community member and a graduate of Monett High School, (1987) I want our school to continue to move in the right direction and provide the best education for all students....

The Cassville school district made the determination on Thursday to make Friday a virtual learning day, returning to in-person instruction on Tuesday due low attendance among students and staff....

One of Monett's hometown heroes, Captain Thomas Wolfe, who was reported Missing in Action in Laos on June 28, 1966, is being honored as the community dedicates a section of Business Highway 60 east...

Thursday, April 8, 2021 Vaccination rate nearly up to 1-in-4 countywide The number of active COVID-19 (coronavirus) cases in Barry County remained at 12 active since two weeks ago, and only 17 new cases have been reported in that time frame. According to the Barry County Health Department and Barry County Office of Emergency Management, there have been 3,100 (+17) confirmed positive cases of COVID-19. As of April 7, a total of 12 (even) people were considered active cases in isolation, and one...

Wednesday, April 7, 2021 DECA prepares emerging leaders and entrepreneurs to be college and career ready in the areas of marketing, management, hospitality and finance. The following Scott Tech DECA finalists from the virtual State competition held in March 2021 are pictured. From left, are: Alyson Harter, Billings High School - third place, sales project; Gavin King, Pierce City High School - third place, sales project; Racheal Herrera, Miller High School - third place, startup business plan;...

Saturday, April 3, 2021 1. Why do you want to run for a seat on the school board? I believe in serving my community. It is who I am. I want to use my leadership training and experience to support the most important structure we have in our society – education. My parents were both educators. My mother taught elementary school for years in Springfield. My Dad, a WWI veteran, received two years of business school education and taught in a one-room school in Arkansas before turning to business. ...

The number of active COVID-19 (coronavirus) cases in Barry County has dropped to 25, and a total of 3,408 vaccines have been initiated. According to the Barry County Health Department and Barry...