Kyle Troutman
Monett Police Chief retires
After nearly 30 years of fighting crime and keeping the residents of Monett safe, Chief George Daoud has hung up his handcuffs.
Stepping back in time to a place called home
Stepping into the Wilson House Airbnb, one almost feels as if the Apollo Lunar Landing is just a future dream, that the world revolved around the new music, featuring the British Invasion, rock and roll, Motown, and folk-rock, making its way around the world, and at any moment it would be time to switch on the television to watch Bonanza, Bewitched or The Andy Griffith Show.
Monett Athletic Booster Club mission shared for Historical Society
The mission and upcoming plans of the Monett Athletic Booster Club were shared with the Monett Historical Society for its meeting on Aug. 18.
Second K-9 joins MPD
Monett Mayor Randy Burke administered the oath to a new police officer at the Aug. 13 City Council meeting.
Cubs reload after 14 seniors depart
The Monett Cubs soccer team will have a much different look on the field this fall, but longtime head coach Cristobal Villa believes the foundation of the program remains strong.
Lady Cubs volleyball ready for challenge
Monett volleyball enjoyed one of its best seasons in recent history in 2025, and the Lady Cubs hope a talented group of returning upperclassmen can help carry that momentum into the new season.
Burl Fowler to get massive upgrade
Monett students, fans and local businesses will soon benefit from a new video board planned for Burl Fowler Stadium.
Locals take spins at Cassville Carnival
Cory Zeigler, 10, of Cassville, and Ardith Barnes, 6, of Washburn, held on to the Tidal Wave tight as they spun in circles on the ride at the Cassville Carnival on Thursday.
New ‘Cats, old ‘Cats back in class
Cassville senior Kamden Beebe launches himself onto an air mattress during a relay race at the back-to-school assembly at Cassville High School on Aug. 25.
Parton’s legacy lives on
The Community Care Coalition, with Exeter resident Teresa Philllips, at the helm, is managing Barry County’s partnership with Dolly Parton’s Imagination Library again after the State of Missouri cut funding for the program on July 1.
