Treats on Mill Street
Max Nichols, 12, of Cassville, wore his ghostliest of sheets on Saturday at the Mill Street Church of Christ’s trunk or treat. With Nichols was his grandmother, Cathy Nunley.
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New name, same help
Formerly known as the Barry County Habitat for Humanity Restore, The SW MO Restore and Builds is making its debut. Tabetha Cooper, the manager of SW MO Restore and Builds, said the local board had originally looked into disaffiliating from Habitat for Humanity about a year ago.
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The Cassville Cruisers car club will host its final Cruise-In of the year on Nov. 12 at 3 p.m.
Read MoreNews briefsCassville man dies in crash
A Cassville man died on Thursday in a wreck at 3:24 p.m. on Highway 76, five miles south of Cassville.
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The Cassville Police Department is again participating in the D.E.A. Prescription Take Back Day.
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Ghosts, goblins, candy, oh my!
Every year, children in local communities get excited to dress up and head out to gather their Halloween candy. Trick or Treating, or Truck or Treating, has looked a bit different in recent years, but this year, the superhero, princesses, and scary monsters are ready to head back out.
Read MoreGhosts, goblins, candy, oh my!Industry leaders against measure
Supply and demand may leave medical marijuana patients without medication Two local marijuana industry experts are drawing a line against Amendment 3, a vote for recreational adult-use marijuana on the Nov. 8 ballot.
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Breast cancer to brain tumors
Once a person is diagnosed with breast cancer, there is a 7-11 percent chance they will experience a local recurrence, which means it will reappear in the same area as the original cancer. However, when the cancer spreads to a distant place in the body, it is called metastatic cancer.
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