Democrat facade restoration nearing completion

The facade restoration at the Cassville Democrat building is nearing completion. Still awaiting install is the EFIS and split brick. Work is expected to be done within the next two weeks. The restoration project is in cooperation with the Cassville Community Foundation’s new Downtown Restoration Fund.
Trent Oliphant: Go down the rabbit hole

One of the disadvantages of being creative is that it seems to come with a lack of organization.
Jacob Brower: The question I asked and how it went national
There’s a rule I’ve come to believe in over the years — something I call the Gas Cap Rule: when something isn’t working, start with the most obvious explanation first.
Purdy auto supply shop damaged by vehicle

A vehicle accelerated into the facade of Redshaw Auto Supply in Purdy on May 30.
News Briefs, June 11
Come be a hero (or a god). Join the Cassville Arts Council in bringing “The Lightning Thief - The Percy Jackson Musical” to life. First rehearsal is June 16 at 6:30 p.m. at the Sho-Me Plaza, located at 404 State Hwy. 248 in Cassville.
Train collides with semi near Butterfield

A semi hauling an empty trailer was struck by a train north of Butterfield on Monday.
EF-1 spurs up in Wheaton
An EF-1 tornado struck the city of Wheaton on Friday morning, damaging a church, outbuildings, trees and power lines.
200 turn tassles at Monett graduation

Scenes from Monett High School’s graduation ceremony on May 9, where 200 students graduated at Burl Fowler Stadium. For all our photos from the commencement, visit Digital downloads are just $5 each, and prints start at just $2 each.…
Proposition A hot topic at Eggs and Issues

Employers concerned about paid sick leave requirements By Jessica Breger Special to the Monett Monthly Proposition A was the main topic at the Eggs and Issues breakfast, where six offices at state and national levels gave legislative updates. Speaking at…
Impact made in Monett
It’s difficult to understate the impact Glenn Garret had in Monett and Barry County.



