Committee forming City Comprehensive Plan
The Monett city council spent time in January to take a look at the roles officials play in running the city.
Kyle Troutman
Adding a bit of pop
A new 1900s artifact may soon give the Monett Historical Society and Museum some visual pop.
Monett student develops communication tool
A Monett sophomore recently showed the Monett School Board how an education project can assist communication between adults and the youth with whom they interact.
Cox Monett Hospital adds nurse practitioner
A familiar health care provider has returned to the area, committed to providing exceptional, patient-centered care.
First State Bank Welcomes New CEO
Scott to continue legacy of leadership at institution First State Bank of Purdy, a trusted financial institution with a proud legacy of service, is has announced the appointment of Jeff Scott as its new Chief Executive Officer. The announcement marks…
VFW hosts chili and soup cookoff
Monett residents line up to judge the third annual chili and soup cook off at the VFW Post 4207 Tom Wolfe Memorial. cassvilleads@outlook.com
News Briefs, Feb. 5
There will be a Women Veterans Meet-Up on Feb. 12 at 6 p.m. at the Monett Branch Library, located at 2200 Park St., with the theme of "Game Night." For more information, people may call Janyce at 417-489-2884.
Kyle Troutman: Is the credit worth it?
AState Senate Bill enacted in August 2023 is finally getting its time under the spotlight in Barry County. SB 190, and the August 2024 revision called Senate Bill 756, created a new property tax credit for seniors 62 and older, allowing those who are eligible, to apply and are approved to essentially have their real estate property tax levies frozen at the time of approval.
Lady ‘Cats eyeing No. 2 seed
With five games left on the schedule, the Cassville girls basketball team already has the most wins in a season since 2017-2018, and the Lady Wildcats are hoping to ride their success in a successful postseason.
FBLA Entrepreneurship Workshop brings bright ideas
Cassville High School’s Future Business Leaders of America recently hosted an Entrepreneurship Day for Cassville eighth-grade students, designed to encourage an interest in business and entrepreneurship as students enter high school and access to business classes.
