Defense shines in Cubs Homecoming win
A stellar defensive effort lead the way for Monett in a 18-0 Homecoming victory over McDonald County on Friday.,
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October 2022
National Night Out filled with food, music, fun
“Al” eagerly gave away sweet kisses to Animal Control Officer Karen Griggs during Tuesday’s National Night Out event on Front Street in Monett. Al can often be seen working his doggy magic at the hospital or at other area events where he serves as a goodwill ambassador with his owner Cathy Lewis.
Read MoreNational Night Out filled with food, music, funKyle Troutman: All the weight to gain
Four months ago, I heard a St. Louis surgeon tell me he planned to stop my daughter’s heart, patch two holes, then start her back up and set her on a path to full recovery.
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Cubs earn 6 top-three finishes at meet
The Monett boys swimming and diving team charged to a third-place team finish and six top-three finishes at the Monett Invitational on Sept. 24.
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American Legion officers elected
Officers elected for this year at the American Legion are pictured. Seated, from left, are: Nicholas Sczenski, past commander; Wayne Halstenberg, historian; Tom Pierce, vice commander; Larry Roller, secretary/treasurer. Second row: Edwin Scheuerman, chaplain; Dick Gibbs, sergeant at arms; Tom Pinkley, commander; Ray Obert, adjutant; and George Ballay, service officer.
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Jeanne Ann Camp: Class reunions like going ‘home’ again
I guess because I just attended my 60th high school class reunion, as well as several other class reunions recently (because I taught for so many years), I have been reminded just how important class reunions can be.
Read MoreJeanne Ann Camp: Class reunions like going ‘home’ againYesy Perez: Finding an identity, path home
Sept. 15 through Oct. 15 marks the National Hispanic Heritage Month, celebrating the contributions of Americans with ancestry leading back to Spain, Central America, South America and the Caribbean. The last few weeks have reminded me how exceptional our Hispanic traditions are. We are grateful to those who led the path in a prideful fashion. The Hispanic community takes this opportunity to showcase our culture and customs through festivals and local events. We witness the excitement the community receives from what we value the most.
Read MoreYesy Perez: Finding an identity, path homeEagles nesting in Week 7
The Pierce City football team will stay nested today, spending time with family and friends instead of under the Friday night lights, as Agape Boarding School has canceled this week’s contest. Brad Hocker, Pierce City football coach, said the school called the game off about two weeks ago, and the district could not schedule another opponent.
Read MoreEagles nesting in Week 7Cubs come home
There are select times in football games when starting offenses and defenses are largely on the sidelines and there is an opportunity to make a play. The Monett football team has had success in that area this season with a pair of kickoff returns and a punt block, and the Cubs hope to create some special teams magic today on Homecoming against McDonald County.
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