Ross graduates Barry County DWI Court Program
May 23, 2018
On May 3, 2018, Caleb Ross (right) graduated from the Barry County DWI Court Program. He is pictured above at his graduation ceremony with Barry County Judge Johnnie Cox (left).
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- City of Cassville secures $1.684M grant to help with water project
- Shell Knob man killed in motorcycle crash
- Two injured after U-Haul drove off bluff
- Kids’ Fishing Day this Saturday
- Stealing accusation leads to meth charge after vehicle search
- Fairytale Kingdom gives kids royal treatment on their special day
- Wheaton welcomes 15 new staff for 2018-19 school year
- Security Bank celebrates thirty years of local ownership
- Cassville welcomes new teachers for 2018-19 school year
- Southwest FFA SAE Spotlight: Leland Colf
- Red Cross blood shortage continues as thousands answer the call to give
- Chopped corn silage offers better control for beef producers
- Barry County schools welcome students back
- Central Crossing Fire receives $3,761 in MDC grant
- Haven of the Ozarks’ Pet of the Week: Valerie
- Migratory bird, waterfowl seasons start in Sept.
- Mestas graduates from Barry County Drug Court
- Drought making hay prices skyrocket across Missouri
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- Home
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This Week's Issue
- New Wheaton Fire Station named for longtime chief Bob Lombard
- Cassville welcomes co-directors of learning for upcoming school year
- City of Cassville secures $1.684M grant to help with water project
- Shell Knob man killed in motorcycle crash
- Two injured after U-Haul drove off bluff
- Kids’ Fishing Day this Saturday
- Stealing accusation leads to meth charge after vehicle search
- Fairytale Kingdom gives kids royal treatment on their special day
- Wheaton welcomes 15 new staff for 2018-19 school year
- Security Bank celebrates thirty years of local ownership
- Cassville welcomes new teachers for 2018-19 school year
- Southwest FFA SAE Spotlight: Leland Colf
- Red Cross blood shortage continues as thousands answer the call to give
- Chopped corn silage offers better control for beef producers
- Barry County schools welcome students back
- Central Crossing Fire receives $3,761 in MDC grant
- Haven of the Ozarks’ Pet of the Week: Valerie
- Migratory bird, waterfowl seasons start in Sept.
- Mestas graduates from Barry County Drug Court
- Drought making hay prices skyrocket across Missouri
- Royers win at Purdy FFA Livestock show
- Classifieds
- Obituaries
- Advertising
- Contact us
- Explore
- Archives