June 2026
Septic neglect stinks — literally
No septic system is designed to last forever, but proper maintenance can greatly extend the life of your septic system. A properly functioning septic system will safely filter dangerous bacteria,…
Compass Academy Network hosts graduation at Cassville location
Compass Academy Network (CAN) hosted its public graduation ceremony on Friday at the Cassville Performing Arts Center, celebrating the students’ achievements with families, educators and mentors.
News Briefs, June 17
The last day to register to vote is July 8 for those who are not current registered voters of Barry County and who wish to vote in the Aug. 4 Primary Election.
Monett High holds indoor graduation
Monett graduates celebrate their commencement with the traditional mortarboard hat toss. A total of 179 students turned their tassels on May 8 in a ceremony moved indoors due to inclement weather.
New lane coming to MES
The Monett School Board met May 21 to discuss both finances and improvements for the upcoming school year during its regular board meeting.
Truman tales told
For its May membership meeting, the Monett Historical Society welcomed Beth Bazal, administrator for the Harry S. Truman Birthplace Historic Site, located in Lamar and part of the state park system.
City updates requirements for charter member applications
The Monett City Council held its regular meeting on May 14, discussing updates to local government policies and city projects.
Schreiber Foods celebrates 50 years
Schreiber Foods celebrated its 50th anniversary in Monett on April 22 with a company-wide party.
Baseball season wraps up, Big 8 awards earned
2026 Big 8 All-Conference Samuel Carr, 1st Team infield Carson Burtrum, senior, 2nd Team pitcher Brayden Seitz, junior, 2nd Team outfield Carson Burtrum, senior, 2nd Team outfield Dylan Washick, junior,…
Cubs take 7th in Class 3
In a season capped with long days, weather delays and plenty of uncertainty, in the end, the Monett Cubs proved exactly why they were one of the top golf teams in Missouri this spring.
