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Verona Council Ponders Liquor License Ordinance Change
(12/22/09)
Liquor by the drink for a Verona business was the subject of considerable discussion at the December meeting of the Verona City Council. Mayor Roy Snyder said Guanajuanto Mexican Restaurant has requested a liquor-by-the-drink license. However, the restaurant is located less than 100 feet from the Hispanic Baptist Church...
Monett, Missouri · Tuesday, December 22, 2009
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 The vision for changing Monett Elementary School got the green light from the Monett R-1 Board of Education at the December board meeting. Shaping input from previous sessions, architect Pam Haldiman from Sapp Design...
New rates for membership and new signs will be coming from the Monett Rural Fire Association following its annual membership meeting on Dec. 5. Financial reports show the association has run a deficit for the past two years....
"We're right in the middle of it," said Linn Thornton. Monett's Santa Claus is deep into his annual efforts to bring Christmas toys to less fortunate families. By the end of yesterday Thornton expected to have reached out to...
The Arc of the Ozarks has expanded its efforts in the Monett area by establishing a permanent endowment fund with the Monett Area Community Foundation. Serving handicapped persons, the Arc of the Ozarks operates group homes...
The capital campaign being conducted by the Monett Area YMCA received a major boost today with the announcement of a $3 million dollar gift from the family of Chris and Ginny Fuldner. Two million dollars of the Fuldner gift...
Two Monett industries hit by burglary ring
(12/21/09) By MURRAY BISHOFF and LISA CRAFT Two Monett industries have been the targets of a sophisticated burglary ring in recent weeks. One business was hit on Dec. 2, according to Lt. Greg Brandsma of the Monett Police Department. An unknown subjects took blank payroll checks. A second business also hit where payroll checks were also taken...
Ten hurt in weekend accidents
(12/21/09) By CHARLES BRADY Ten people were injured in several bi-county crashes since Friday. The Missouri State Highway Patrol issued the following reports: An Everton man was hurt in a one-vehicle wreck at 1:10 a.m. Sunday two miles east of Miller on Route DD in Lawrence County...
Citations issues in driving campaign
(12/21/09) Authorities with the Lawrence County Sheriff's Department recently participated in the statewide You Drink & Drive, You Lose campaign, which was held from Dec. 7 through Dec. 13. According to Lawrence County Sheriff Brad DeLay, three officers with the sheriff's department worked 24 hours of overtime during the campaign and made a total of 49 traffic stops...
Barry County man arrested in suspected meth lab bust
(12/21/09) One man was arrested near Shell Knob on Dec. 17 when officers seized a suspected methamphetamine lab. The Southwest Missouri Drug Task Force, Missouri State High Patrol SWAT Team and the Barry County Sheriffs department deputies served a search warrant at 5 a.m. on Dec. 17 at a residence located north of Shell Knob... |
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Back In The Good Old Days
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Back In The Good Old Days
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Christmas events, plays, concerts are entertainment options for week ahead
(12/17/09) This week in Monett: The Monett Historical Society will host a book signing for Frankie Carlin Meyer, Cheryl Hodde and Jeanie Cash Smith at the Monett Museum, 705 E.Broadway from 5 to 8 p.m. This week in Springfield: A double-bill Christmas program is offered at 7:30 p.m. Friday at the Hammons Hall for the Performing Arts. The first half is Menotti's "Amahl and the Night Visitors" and the second half is a sing-along with excerpts from Handel's "Messiah." Tickets are $14 to $27... 
Christmas events, cookie tour, concerts abound for entertainment this week
(12/10/09)This week in Monett: On Friday, Broadway Nights will extend hours of stores until 8 p.m. and feature live entertainers, painter Gwen Campbell and author Cheryl Hodde at different venues. On Sunday, the Ozark Festival Orchestra will present its Christmas concert with the Crowder College Community Chorus and the Aurora High School Concert Choir at 3 p.m. at the First United Methodist Church, 1600 N. Central across from North Park. An offering will be taken to cover expenses... |