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Jack Schulz and Donna Pritchard have been elected as the Lawrence County 911 Western District Directors. Out of 2,226 votes, Schulz raked in 1,006 (45 percent), with Pritchard in second with 750 (34...
OATS Transit is open for regular transportation service. OATS Transit follows Federal Transit Administration requirements, which means face masks must be worn on public transit due to COVID-19...
Monett is one step closer to construction of a new, modern library. The Barry-Lawrence Regional Library District Board of Trustees approved the sale of $6 million lease certificates of participation...
Saturday, April 24, 2021 The City of Monett is starting a flushing program for the water system. The water department is using a process called Unidirectional Flushing, which is designed to bring the water through the system in a controlled fashion at velocities sufficient to provide a scouring action within the distribution piping. The process will help remove scale and debris from pipes and valves to improve the quality of drinking water by providing better chlorine treatment. When our crews are working in the area, residents may experience water that is murky due to the process. When crew...
Saturday, April 24, 2021 Monett Librarys Teen Ambassador Group spent Earth Day at the Monett City Park planting roses. Paige Rhymer, 15, left, and Allie Rhymer, 10, middle, help city park employee Aaron Blades get a new rose bush. Mike Gervais/mgnews@monett-times.com Monett Librarys Teen Ambassador Group spent Earth Day at the Monett City Park planting roses. AJ Rhymer, 17, left and Scott Marshall, 10, use their potted rose bush to measure the hole they dug in the city park before planting the flowers. Rhymer and Marshall are part of Monett Librarys Teen Ambassador Group, which spent th...