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Missouri aviation leaders to host celebration

March 27, 2024

Leaders from across the Missouri aviation community will meet with elected officials to commemorate State Aviation Day at the State Capitol on April 2. “Aviation is a vital component of the total transportation package that serves Missouri’s industries, businesses, and residents,” said Steve Stockam, Former Joplin Regional Airport Manager and Immediate Past Chair of Missouri Aviation Advisory Committee.

March 27, 2024

The Barry-Lawrence County Development Center in Monett will host a 50th Anniversary Celebration and open house at its new facility, located at 220 Chapell Drive, on April 6 from 1-5 p.m. People may tour the new debt-free building and playground.

March 26, 2024

A familiar face is returning to the Cassville area, hired as the new city administrator. Mayor Bill Shiveley and the Cassville Board of Aldermen have selected Richard Asbill as the next city administrator, replacing Steve Walensky, who has retired.

Chamber honors 3 at annual banquet

March 19, 2024

Zanetta Campbell, co-owner of The Rib in Cassville, is presented a Business Beautification Award from Cassville Chamber Board President Jennifer McBroom. Campbell received the award for reviving the restaurant on Highway 112, which had been vacant for over a decade.

March 19, 2024

A Cassville man is facing seven felony charges after allegedly breaking into a Barry County home and assaulting two people while in the nude. Kory Hilburn, 19, of Cassville, is charged with first-degree assault (attempted murder), first-degree burglary, abuse of a child, two counts of armed criminal action and two counts of endangering the welfare of a child.

CANDIDATE QUESTIONNAIRE 2: Mike Phillips, Cassville North Ward

March 19, 2024

Growth is always something any city needs to look for if they want to continue to be in existence. That being said, we need to make sure it is a good fit for our city and something we can support with city services, etc.

Cassville hoops grows through inexperience

March 19, 2024

A young Cassville boys basketball team took to the court this season with little experience, and after 27 games, the Wildcats went from leaning on a few players to competing night in and night out as a team.

CANDIDATE QUESTIONNAIRE 2: Zane LeCompte, Cassville North Ward

March 19, 2024

Economic development for communities of our size is tough. That’s why most communities of our size don’t even pursue economic development strategies. Or, if they do, they outsource the economic development work to companies in Kansas City or Springfield.

March 19, 2024

The Missouri Department of Natural Resources will host an informational meeting from 10 a.m. to noon on April 11, pertaining to permits the department proposes to issue for the land-application of human and meat-processing sludge in Barry and McDonald Counties.

Lady Wildcats net 31 players

March 19, 2024

Numbers are up for the Cassville girls soccer team this season, and the program hopes to use that interest to produce a winning season. Jake Forste, Cassville soccer coach, said the 30-strong squad aims to improve on last year’s 7-13 mark.

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Missouri aviation leaders to host celebration

News Briefs, March 27

Asbill tapped for city administrator

Chamber honors 3 at annual banquet

Nude man breaks into home

CANDIDATE QUESTIONNAIRE 2: Mike Phillips, Cassville North Ward

Cassville hoops grows through inexperience

CANDIDATE QUESTIONNAIRE 2: Zane LeCompte, Cassville North Ward

News briefs, March 20

Lady Wildcats net 31 players

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