Timothy Tschram

Timothy Tschram

Bulldogs brace for 2023 season

Looking back at a two-win season, the Wheaton baseball team is focusing on the positives, and there were plenty. Tucker Dermott, Wheaton baseball coach said the Bulldogs (2-16) had some close conference games that did not go their way, and many extremely competitive games overall.

Pets of the Week

Meet Cove, the Haven of the Ozarks Pet of the Week. Cove is a friendly, adorable, and happy five month old puppy. Her mother was a Great Pyrenees. Dad is thought to be an Anatolian Shepherd cross. She is also thought to have some kind of a large terrier, like an Airedale, in her mix. Whatever the breed, she likes other pets and people of all ages. For more information, call 417-835-3647 or meet her at the Haven, open 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. each day of the week. Contributed photo

Wildcat Youth Camp held

The 2022 Cassville Football Youth Camp was put on by the high school and middle school coaches and high school football players. More than 100 youth participated in the camp. The shirt sponsor was Marck Recycling. Contributed photo

New records set for Shell Knob track

SHELL KNOB TRACK What: New records set Where: Cassville meet More: Record for 400-meter dash beaten by more than 3 seconds Shell Knob School closed its track and field season with some new records set, one of which was broken at the last meet of the season. Students practice out on the field to prepare for the track and field season.

Gautney team lands Big Bass

At Table Rock Lake on May 7, the team of Adam Gautney, Mason Gautney and Hailey Gautney, all of Cassville, had the Big Bass of the National Youth Fishing Associations PTA tournament with a weight of 6.19. The group finished 4th out of 131 teams. Contributed photo

Through the years

50 years ago June 14, 1972 Able 2 Products will be in operation in Cassville within the next three to four weeks, according to Jerry Watley, of Cassville, formerly of Hastings, Neb. Cadet Greg Fogg, son of Mr.

Dispensary makes donation to Haven of the Ozarks

Cassville Dispensary, a Missouri medical marijuana facility, recently donated over $500 of CBD pet treats to Haven of the Ozarks Animal Sanctuary, a local no-kill shelter. The dispensary partnered with the shelter to help aid aging and injured dogs in need of CBD by using all of the profits on pet products sold to purchase CBD to donate. From left: Brittany Pinnell, Cassville Dispensary patient care associate; Heidi Lowe, Haven of the Ozarks administrative director; Darin Creed, Cassville Dispensary lead supervisor; Charlea Estes-Jones, Cassville Dispensary general manager; Nick Sleeth, Cassville Dispensary security manager; and Monise Silvas, Cassville Dispensary administrative assistant. Contributed photo