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Easter Egg contest winner named
(Local News ~ 04/26/14)
Doris Caselman of Mt. Vernon was this year's winner of The Monett Times Easter Egg contest. She was the recipient of numerous prizes from the sponsoring businesses. Businesses participating were Race Brothers, Grande Tire, Mocha Jo's, Bennett-Wormington Funeral Home, Community National Bank, Monett License Office/Monett Chamber of Commerce, Shelter Insurance, Randall Click, Utopian Bean and Dairy Queen. Jacob Brower, editor and publisher of The Monett Times, presented the prizes... -
Monett wrestling to host golf tourney
(High School Sports ~ 04/26/14)
A tournament to benefit the Monett High School wrestling team will be held at Windmill Ridge Golf Course on Saturday, May 10. The cost is $240 per team, and will include cart, green fees, door prizes and lunch. For more information, people may contact Nancy Noll-Meyer at 417-850-6483 or nnoll-meyer@monett.k12.mo.us...
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Monett, Trinity to co-op on football
(High School Sports ~ 04/26/14)
Trinity Lutheran now able to send youth players
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Cubs' football schedule released
(High School Sports ~ 04/26/14)
Monett breaks in new turf against Seneca, plays Cassville at home
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Thoroughbred retiring in style
(Community Sports ~ 04/26/14)
Monettan finds purpose, passion in retired racehorse -
Cadets honored for year of achievement
(Local News ~ 04/26/14)
Junior ROTC cadets at the Scott Regional Technology Center this week received awards for service and achievement during the year at the Awards Night ceremony. Capt. Virginia Higdon of Monett, center, received the instructor leadership award, the highest honor for leadership. Col. William Ward, left, presented the honor, and Higdon received applause from First Sergeant John Marbut, who is retiring this year after being with the program since it began in the 2003-04 school year... -
Nice weather draws people to the park
(Local News ~ 04/26/14)
Friday proved to be a beautiful day at Monett's South Park. The city's safety committee honored all 150 city employees for a significant reduction in the number of worker's compensation hours and safety hours over the course of the past year. "We usually take them to a restaurant for lunch," said safety committee member Shane Anderson. ... -
Monett Chamber of Commerce preps for upcoming events
(Local News ~ 04/26/14)
Victor Head to speak at Thursday Prayer Breakfast
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Verona initiates new procedure for delinquent accounts
(Local News ~ 04/26/14)
City 'tightens up' verbiage on disconnect notices
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Pierce City schools nix raises in favor of insurance
(Local News ~ 04/26/14)
Premiums take another jump for 2014-15 school year
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Area sales tax dips in April
(Local News ~ 04/26/14)
Monett receipts fall for 3rd time in 4 months
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Jacob Brower: Griswold family moving misadventures
(Column ~ 04/26/14)
Enough time has passed that I can now talk about this. Any time I get a new job that requires me to move, bad things happen. I'm not exactly sure why they happen, but they do. Perhaps it's God's way of asking, "Are you sure this is the move you want to make?"... -
Murray Bishoff: Lessons from Marionville every civic leader should know
(Column ~ 04/26/14)
Marionville residents were flat-out angry that their newly elected mayor had embarrassed them.
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