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By CARRIE CLASSON“Crazy Couch”Three years ago I was in San Miguel de Allende, Mexico, walking through what had once been a large fabric mill. It...

By LARRY DABLEMONTI found an old pocket-knife the other day, fairly rusty and with part of the handle gone. It had three blades, but one was...

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Property transfers

Warranty Deed, filed March 24, 2026. Newrez LLC and Shellpoint Mortgage Servicing to Blanca Santillan and Gustavo Santillan, Lt 16 Parkview Add to Golden City (L1-22), Lt...

Barton County Shrine Club

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2026 LEGAL 4-1 & 8 Lamar R1 Javelin-2x4

2026 LEGAL 4-1 & 8 Lamar R1 Dome-2x4

Lamar Democrat/Melody Metzger
Part of the fun of the hunt is getting to look through the bounty afterwards. Groups of families gathered to see what they had received and if they were one of the lucky ones with an egg that had money inside. The hunt is divided into four age groups, with the older kids hunting on the other side of the bridge and the younger ones hunting on the expansive lawn across from the shelter house. After the arrival of the Easter Bunny, many took advantage to visit with him, both prior to and after the hunt. Many took advantage after the hunt to enjoy hot dogs and a drink.

Elks Lodge 2800 holds 29th annual hunt… watch out for next year’s 30th

By MELODY METZGERLamar DemocratDespite the uncertainty of how the weather was going to play out, the 29th annual Lamar Elks Lodge 2800 Easter Egg...

Dr. John Alden was the lucky recipient of a 1929 Model A Ford Sedan that had been donated to the Lamar Elks Lodge 2800 by Bob and Elaine McDaniel. A raffle was held, with all proceeds being used to support fellow veterans. Both Alden and his father-in-law, Terry Moore, right, are veterans, as well as being street rod enthusiasts so watch for them in upcoming parades.

Dr. Alden is lucky recipient of a 1929 Model A Ford Sedan

Elks Lodge 2800 instrumental in helping veterans...The Lamar Elks Lodge 2800 was recently blessed with an incredible opportunity in the form of a...

11th Annual Home Run Against Hunger

JEFFERSON CITY- The number of Missourians facing hunger would fit into Busch Stadium more than 20x. Missouri Farm Bureau Insurance recognizes the need to obtain and...

MARILYN “JO’ PERCY

Marilyn “Jo” Percy, 94, Lamar, passed away on Sunday, April 5, 2026, following a day of fun and activities spent with her beloved family.Jo was...

Ruby Ruth Hininger Buck, 92 of Webb City, Missouri passed away March 28, 2026, in Lockwood, Missouri. She was born on October 15, 1933, in Iantha,...

MARTHA TIMMERMAN

Martha Fay (Davis) Timmerman passed away peacefully on Thursday, March 27, 2026, surrounded by her loving family. She was born on July 23, 1942, in...

Stella Taylor is the sixth grade Lamar Middle School Student of the Week. She is the daughter of Dwayne Taylor and Chelsea Beaumont. Stella’s favorite subject is Social Studies and her favorite color is pink. She has two dogs, two cats and two lizards. She plays softball and volleyball.

Students of the week

East Primary Tigers for the month of March are, fourth row, left to right, Josie Vanderslice, Jacklyn Brown, Karter Bishop, Huxton Enyart, Russell Cesonis, Emry Parks, Jules Weber, Emma Nowak; third row, left to right, Yostin Ramos-Hernandez, Ary Cliett, Laurel Norwood, Ashllyn Wright, Zandar Langford, Remington Mendez, Killian Willet; second row, left to right, Jasmine Maturino, Charlie Lopez-Paxtor, Kahl Scott, Autry Jones, Sage Cook, Zoey Stockton, Karmyn Allen; first row, left to right, Huxley Lipe, Tempe Roby, Oliver Norwood, Rush Horning, Kaya Ewer, Connor Leeper, Harper Smith. Not pictured is Alec Dixon.

East Primary Tigers recognized for month of March

Zoey Pennell is the sixth grade Lamar Middle School Student of the Week. Zoey is the daughter of Ashley and Russell Pennell. Social Studies, taught by Mr. Castle, is her favorite class. Zoey, who enjoys participating in basketball and softball, is also a proud owner of two dogs.

Students of the week

Lamar Democrat/Melody Metzger
Part of the fun of the hunt is getting to look through the bounty afterwards. Groups of families gathered to see what they had received and if they were one of the lucky ones with an egg that had money inside. The hunt is divided into four age groups, with the older kids hunting on the other side of the bridge and the younger ones hunting on the expansive lawn across from the shelter house. After the arrival of the Easter Bunny, many took advantage to visit with him, both prior to and after the hunt. Many took advantage after the hunt to enjoy hot dogs and a drink.

Elks Lodge 2800 holds 29th annual hunt… watch out for next year’s 30th

By MELODY METZGERLamar DemocratDespite the uncertainty of how the weather was going to play out, the 29th annual Lamar Elks Lodge 2800 Easter Egg...

Dr. John Alden was the lucky recipient of a 1929 Model A Ford Sedan that had been donated to the Lamar Elks Lodge 2800 by Bob and Elaine McDaniel. A raffle was held, with all proceeds being used to support fellow veterans. Both Alden and his father-in-law, Terry Moore, right, are veterans, as well as being street rod enthusiasts so watch for them in upcoming parades.

Dr. Alden is lucky recipient of a 1929 Model A Ford Sedan

Elks Lodge 2800 instrumental in helping veterans...The Lamar Elks Lodge 2800 was recently blessed with an incredible opportunity in the form of a...

Barton County Historical Society to meet

As far back as 1891, Barton County was in need of a place to house her poor and afflicted who could not care for themselves. Eventually a farm was acquired. Where was it...

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Photos courtesy of Catherine Williams
Liberal traveled to Stockton on Tuesday, March 24. The Lady Bulldogs put a run on the board first in the second inning. The Bulldogs were able to get on base, but weren't able to get everyone home in the succeeding innings. The game remained tight until Stockton pulled ahead 5-4. Liberal got on base in the seventh inning, but was unable to score and the game ended with Stockton in the lead by one.

Liberal Softball vs. Stockton

Photos by Catherine Williams

Track season begins for Bulldogs

Both Liberal Lady Bulldogs and the mens' team recently received ninth place at the Harry Lineberry Open House Meet in Neosho.The following athletes...

Wrestling season comes to an end

By AVA BLANCHARDSadly, the Lamar Wrestling Club's season has ended. I have found a place where I can wrestle, but I hope to wrestle with Lamar soon and give other children...

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