Coleman graduates from
Barry County Treatment Court
March 18, 2020
Barbara Coleman graduated from the Barry County Treatment Court Program on March 5. She is pictured above with Barry County Judge Johnnie Cox.
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- Unprecedented order limits gatherings of 10 people or more
- Local fuel stops serve meals to kids
- Barry County schools recap plans for breakfast, lunch delivery
- MDC to temporarily waive fishing permits starting Friday
- Taxpayers given a reprieve
- Some screenings, surgeries and imaging to be postponed at local hospitals
- General election postponed until June 2
- Eagles, Auxiliary partner with Central Crossing Senior Center
- Central Crossing Senior Center Closed
- CoxHealth to invest in paid time off fund for employees
- Catron honored for Lodge service
- Cassville United Methodist Church held USDA Food Distribution
- Brett: “Pet of the Week”
- His House Foundation serves meals
- Crowder College closes campus, classes go online
- More changes result from COVID-19
- Exeter Fire Department talks to students about fire safety
- Wildcat Stadium Track gets upgrades
- WIC operations continue in Missouri, program adapts to participants’ needs during COVID-19 outbreak
- Area teachers and mothers get creative
- USDA offers low-interest loans for agricultural producers impacted by natural disasters
- CoxHealth Issues new visitor guidelines
- Department of Education waivers obtained for remainder of school year
- Cassville Primary School Authors of the Monday for February
- Cassville Primary names February Character Kids
- Barry County Reports First COVID-19 Case
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- Home
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This Week's Issue
- Unprecedented order limits gatherings of 10 people or more
- Local fuel stops serve meals to kids
- Barry County schools recap plans for breakfast, lunch delivery
- MDC to temporarily waive fishing permits starting Friday
- Taxpayers given a reprieve
- Some screenings, surgeries and imaging to be postponed at local hospitals
- General election postponed until June 2
- Eagles, Auxiliary partner with Central Crossing Senior Center
- Central Crossing Senior Center Closed
- CoxHealth to invest in paid time off fund for employees
- Catron honored for Lodge service
- Cassville United Methodist Church held USDA Food Distribution
- Brett: “Pet of the Week”
- His House Foundation serves meals
- Crowder College closes campus, classes go online
- More changes result from COVID-19
- Exeter Fire Department talks to students about fire safety
- Wildcat Stadium Track gets upgrades
- WIC operations continue in Missouri, program adapts to participants’ needs during COVID-19 outbreak
- Area teachers and mothers get creative
- USDA offers low-interest loans for agricultural producers impacted by natural disasters
- CoxHealth Issues new visitor guidelines
- Department of Education waivers obtained for remainder of school year
- Cassville Primary School Authors of the Monday for February
- Cassville Primary names February Character Kids
- Barry County Reports First COVID-19 Case
- Classifieds
- Obituaries
- Advertising
- Contact us
- Archives