Monett Monthly News
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.
Art and lit dance in display
The Monett Historical Society and Museum is mixing art and literature with a recent display in its front lobby as it brings stories to life with bronze sculptures.
First on Front jams out in Monett
DEK of Hearts thrills crowds as the First on Front concerts kick off in Monett for the 2026 season.
News Briefs, June
Monett Nazarene Church will host a Bluegrass & Barbecue Fundraiser on Sunday, June 7, from 5-7 p.m. The event features the Flyin’ Buzzards, and proceeds benefit the church’s mission to enhance its worship experience.
Eggs fall, then found at annual Eggstravaganza
Monett Fire and Rescue dropped the eggs for this year's Eggstravaganza event held at New Site Church April 4 in celebration of Easter.
Board changes after election
The Monett School board looks slightly different following the April 16 board meeting with the exit of two board members and the introduction of two new members.
