Community
Through the Years, July 1
30 YEARS AGO: QUACK! QUACK! — The Wheaton Community Club sponsored a registered duck race June 29 as part of the 45th Annual Wheaton Barbecue.
Haven of the Ozarks Pet of the Week, July 1
Hi, I’m Tippy! I’m a 1-year-old Australian Shepherd mix with bright blue eyes and a tri-color coat. I’m already spayed and housetrained. I’m adventurous and playful with a smart mind that loves to learn.
Through the Years, June 24
40 YEARS AGO: LITTLE MISS AND COURT — Jennifer O'Neill, a six year old cutie, was named Little Miss Cassville in a Chamber of Commerce program that included publication ballots.
Haven of the Ozarks Pet of the Week, June 24
I’m Willa, a 6-year-old calico domestic shorthair with a gentle spirit and a heart ready for a loving home. At 9.5 pounds, I’m a perfectly portioned companion who’s already spayed and settled into my personality.
Barry County Health Corner: Protecting our community starts underground — Permit your septic system
Every time you flush your toilet, run your dishwasher or take a shower, your septic system goes to work. When a septic system is designed and installed correctly, it safely…
Through the Years, June 17
30 YEARS AGO — HOW DOES YOUR GARDEN GROW? Master gardener Evelyn Hardwick and her husband, Lee, spend many hours together working in their garden.
Haven of the Ozarks Pet of the Week, June 17
Hi! I’m known now as Delilah, but I started at the Haven as Lady May. I’m a good girl who came back to the Haven because my person had medical issues and could no longer care for me.
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.
Exeter celebrates 30th consecutive year of Tree City USA designation
The City of Exeter recently celebrated its 30th consecutive year as a Tree City USA in 2026. This recognition is part of the Arbor Day Foundation's program, which emphasizes the importance of trees in our environment. This recognition was awarded to Exeter in honor of its commitment to plant, grow and maintain trees to benefit the community.
