Kyle Troutman
Colby D. Haigwood
Colby D. Haigwood, 28, of Cassville, Mo., passed away Saturday, May 17, 2025, in Granby, Mo., following an automobile accident.
Lavell Reed
Lavell Reed, 98, Cassville, Mo. passed away Monday, May 12, 2025, at Mercy Hospital Cassville in Cassville, Mo.
Ean Timothy Heuback
Ean Timothy Heuback, age 14, from Shell Knob, Missouri, passed away on Friday, May 16, 2025, at Table Rock Lake. Ean was born on October 7, 2010, to Bill and Casey (Woods) Heuback in Monett, Missouri. He had just celebrated his graduation from 8th grade and was excited to start high school as a freshman at Blue Eye High School in Blue Eye, Missouri.
Karen Lee Garrett
Karen Lee Garrett, 81, of Exeter, Mo. passed away Tuesday, May 6, 2025, at her home.
Through the Years, May 21
30 YEARS AGO: Breaking ground for the original plant of 150,000 square feet came on a late summer day in a former hay field. In the photo above, officials at the time included: Morris Castleberry, plant manager; mayor Bill Le Compte; Bill Wiley, IDC chairman; Richard Gysel, FASCO division vice-president; Bob Mitchell, Chamber of Commerce president; and Pete Weis, Missouri FASCO Vice-President.
Lynn Hilburn: The story of land in early America and early Missouri
Over the next few weeks and months, I am going to endeavour to tell the history of Southwest Missouri and Barry County. I realize that Emory Melton and others have done an excellent job of laying out of the history and development of Barry County, but I would like to provide a summary what I think is interesting and important.
Exeter, Wheaton seniors turn tassels
Exeter Valedictorian Biaktha Hnem delivers her address at the high school’s graduation on Friday.
Hotdog restaurant cuts ribbon
Cassville Hotdogs, located at 494 State Hwy 76 in Cassville, recently held a ribbon cutting with the Cassville Area Chamber of Commerce. The business’ owners are Rob, Christina, Jade and Rozie Burr.
News Briefs, May 21
Consumer confidence report for Cassville water system now available
35 celebrate commencement in Purdy
Purdy graduate Will Henderson sprays silly string with a smile as he takes in the moment of celebration after graduating Saturday. A total of 35 Purdy seniors turned their tassels at the commencement ceremony. Kyle Troutman/[email protected]
