Business

Jan Baker is enjoying her retirement after 25 years of service with Justin Brands.

This is an exciting time for the Hembree’s, and in some ways, this is a sad time for the Cassville Justin Boot family, as it is losing two outstanding colleagues, co-workers and friends. Carla Hembree was hired by Kay Hedrick in December 1989. She always greeted people with a smile and was a worker Justin Boot could always rely on...

Exciting expansion is underway for Cornerstone Bank in the coming months. Charles T. Cross, CEO, Cornerstone Bank, has announced the purchase of a four-acre property in Cassville, where the bank plans to build a full-service banking facility. This will be the bank’s first location outside the State of Arkansas. ...

Seven employees of Able 2 Products Company in Cassville were recognized for milestone employment anniversaries at a company-wide meeting on Nov. 5.

Janet DeShazer has retired after 29 years of service with Justin Brands.

The Shell Knob Chamber of Commerce welcomed two new business members recently with ribbon cuttings — Stumpff’s Realty & Auction Service, Inc. and Phoenix Home Care & Hospice. The Stumpff family have been residents of Barry County for over 100 years. Donnie Stumpff, broker and auctioneer, provides a full line of realty and auction services throughout Missouri and Arkansas, specializing in real estate auctions. Stumpff has been recognized as State Auctioneer Champion in both Missouri and Arkansas...

On Aug. 11, people came together to welcome Zach Ball, his family and employees to the community. Zach Ball is a board certified orthopedic clinical specialist and the owner of Advanced Physical Therapy.

The Herrin Animal Hospital has achieved the highest level of veterinary excellence following a thorough evaluation by the American Animal Hospital Association (AAHA). Herrin Animal Hospital earned AAHA accreditation after a rigorous review of the hospital’s practice protocols, medical equipment, facility and client service...

Justin Boot Company celebrated its 10- and 15-year employees on May 9. 

Connie Henson retired from Able 2 Products Company on April 26 after 32 years of service to the local manufacturing company.

Linda Williams celebrated her retirement from Regal on Jan. 9. She started her employment in 1976 and has served in many capacities over those years, most recently in the quality department.