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By VIVEK MALEK48th State Treasurer of Missouri As a father, I understand the hopes parents have for their children’s future—and the worries that come with preparing to pay...

Crop Scouting Update: May 27, 2025

By MICAH DOUBLEDEEUniversity Agronomy SpecialistWeather Station: According to the Lamar Weather Station, the temperature reached a low of 56.4°F and a high of 64.5°F. Lamar...

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Property transfers

Warranty Deed, filed May 19, 2025. Calvin R Luthi and Jodi Luthi to Jared Luthi and Nathan Luthi, STR 34-32-33 //NW.Warranty Deed, filed May 23, 2025. Wayne H Nims and...

Property transfers

Warranty Deed, filed May 12, 2025. Lerenzo Rawson and Shawnee Rawson to Cody Todd and Summer Todd, Lt 5 Bl 4 Wyatts 2nd Add to Golden City (B1-18).Warranty Deed, filed May...

Barton County Shrine Club

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2025: 6-4,11,18,25 Schnittger Service by Publication

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF BARTON COUNTY, MISSOURIJUVENILE DIVISIONIn the Matter of:Z.L.S. A FEMALE MINOR CHILD Case Number 25B4-JU00018R.D.S. A MALE MINOR CHILD Case Number...

2025: 6-4,11,18,25 Remillard Trustee's Sale

TRUSTEE’S SALEIN RE: David Michael Remillard and Jennifer Marie Remillard, husband and wife Trustee’s Sale:For default in payment of debt and performance of obligation...

2025 LEGAL 5-28 & 6-4 Lamar School-2x4

The Barton County Library kicked off their summer reading program at the Mary K. Finley Library in Lamar on Thursday morning, May 29, with children's musician Dino O'Dell. Shown in the picture are kids who followed him as he taught them movements to go with his songs, while teaching them about the seven continents, five oceans and what's special about each part of our world. There were almost 100 in attendance. The program at the library was O’Dell’s second of the morning, after offering a presentation to students in first through fifth grades at Lamar’s summer school. As usual, this project is ed by the Institute of Museum and Library Services under the provisions of the Library Services and Technology Act as istered by the Missouri State Library, a division of the Office of the Secretary of State.

Library kicks off summer reading program

Katie’s House welcomes banquet sponsors

Katie’s House Pregnancy and Family Resource Center will present its 3rd annual banquet celebration on Monday, Sept. 22, 6:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m., at the First Baptist Church...

Meet BCCF Board member Andrea Hollstein

I'm Andrea Hollstein, a financial advisor at Edward Jones. My ion as a financial advisor is demystifying complex financial decisions to help...

JAMES ALAN GILMARTIN

Graveside services will be at 10 a.m. June 7, at Barton City Cemetery, for James Gilmartin, 64, Lamar, who died May 26, 2025.To view the obituary visit www.konantzwarden.com.

CHLOE ISABELLA BROWER

Born on October 19,2000 in Jonesboro, AR, was called home by the Lord on May 19, 2025; after sustaining critical injuries in a motorcycle crash on...

Betty L. Kuhn of Lamar, Missouri, ed away peacefully in her home on the morning of Saturday, May 18, 2025, surrounded by the love of her family...

Lamar High School releases spring honor roll

The spring honor roll has been released by Lamar High School.High Honor RollSENIORS- Angel Ivanov Angelov, TJ West Ansley, Marcie Darlene Blalock, Marjona Otabak Kizi...

Brisbin earns Doctorate of Physical Therapy

Benjamin Brisbin, Lamar High School alumn, graduated Friday, May 9 with his Doctorate of Physical Therapy from Southwest Baptist University....

Area students named to UCM Spring 2025 Dean’s List

WARRENSBURG- The following area students have earned a spot on the University of Central Missouri (UCM) Dean’s List for the Spring 2025 semester.The Dean’s List includes...

The Barton County Library kicked off their summer reading program at the Mary K. Finley Library in Lamar on Thursday morning, May 29, with children's musician Dino O'Dell. Shown in the picture are kids who followed him as he taught them movements to go with his songs, while teaching them about the seven continents, five oceans and what's special about each part of our world. There were almost 100 in attendance. The program at the library was O’Dell’s second of the morning, after offering a presentation to students in first through fifth grades at Lamar’s summer school. As usual, this project is ed by the Institute of Museum and Library Services under the provisions of the Library Services and Technology Act as istered by the Missouri State Library, a division of the Office of the Secretary of State.

Library kicks off summer reading program

Barton County Senior Center Lunch Menu

June 2-6MONDAY- Biscuits and gravy, sausage, scrambled eggs, hash brown, pineapple orange juice, coffee/tea/milk.TUESDAY- Chicken salad sandwich with celery and onion on...

Super Summer Cruise set for June 6

The Lamar Cruise Night will hold it’s Super Summer Cruise on Friday, June 6, 5 p.m., on the Lamar square.There will be dash plaques, giveaways, food trucks and more. This...

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Barton County Shrine Club

Photo by Payton Morrow
The Lamar Tigers had a terrific season including winning the district championship. Key to the Tigers success was the play of a strong senior class. At a recent home game second baseman Cooper Haun goes back on pop-up while fellow senior Eli Hull sprints in from right field. The Tigers dropped a hard-fought sectional battle with Clever Wednesday at Monett to complete their season.

Tigers fall to Clever in sectional

By CHRIS MORROWMONETT- Some bad hitting luck and a couple of untimely errors by the Lamar Tigers turned out to be the difference in Wednesday's...

Photo by Payton Morrow
The Liberal Lady Bulldogs finished fifth in Class 1 in the Track and Field State Championships last weekend in Jefferson City. Fifty-five schools were represented. Here, Liberal High School sophomore Ally Barton heads for the finish line. She finished third in the 400 meter dash and second in the open 800 meters and the 1600 meters and was a member of the 4x800 relay team that finished sixth.

Class 1 state track meet features many area athletes

JEFFERSON CITY- Several area athletes excelled at last weekend's Class 1 State Track and Field Championships in Jefferson City.The Jasper Lady...

Photo by Ozark Sports Center
Preston Heins placed third with a jump of 6.67 (21’ 10.6”) in the Class 3 Long Jump at the MSHSAA State Competition held in Jefferson City. Preston will continue long jumping as an unattached athlete in AAU Track & Field for the remaining summer season.

Class 3 State Track results/Williams places first in Discus

Several of both the boys and girls Lamar High School Track Teams loaded the bus on Thursday afternoon, May 22 for their trip to Adkins...

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