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How to use mindfulness in your daily living

By STAN POPOVICHMindfulness is the practice of becoming more fully aware of the present moment rather than dwelling in the past, projecting into the future or what’s going...

Better is one thing

By REV. DR. JACK SLADECornerstone Baptist ChurchToday I want to share what is the best thing...Books and games, movies and plays have been built on...

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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...

Property transfers

Warranty Deed, filed March 16, 2026. Timothy W Snethen to Lora Bricker, Lt 5 Union Add to Golden City (L1-26), Lt 6 Union Add to Golden City (L1-26).Warranty Deed, filed...

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Sixteen participants from the Lamar Civic Engagement 101 Program were recognized during a graduation ceremony held Tuesday, March 31, at Thiebaud Auditorium. The program, delivered over six weeks, provided residents with a practical understanding of local government and the essential services it provides.

Lamar Civic Engagement Program celebrates graduation

LAMAR- The City of Lamar is proud to announce the graduation of 16 participants from the Lamar Civic Engagement 101 Program during a ceremony held...

Brenna Morey was recognized on Saturday, Feb. 21, by the Missouri Veterans of Foreign Wars (VFW) for receiving third place on her Voice of Democracy essay. She received a generous scholarship of $1,200 to help further her education. Morey said she was so honored and humbled to stand before such impactful veterans and their families to receive this award.

Morey receives third place honors for Voice of Democracy Essay

“In recognition of excellence in the Voice of Democracy Audio Essay Competition, Brenna Morey was designated as an outstanding spokesperson for...

Arvest Bank’s Million Meals Campaign returns

Initiative to benefit the Good Samaritan Shop in LamarLAMAR- Arvest Bank has officially launched the 16th year of its annual Million Meals campaign, a two-month effort to...

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...

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

Seventh and eighth grade students from Golden City visited the Missouri State Capitol on Thursday, March 26. A lot was packed into a short time as they toured the Capitol, including a trip to the Whispering Galley and the Dome. They then toured the Supreme Court of Missouri and learned about the Judicial branch. Senator Curtis Trent was amazing and sponsored lunch at Arris’ Pizza. The students ended their day at the historic Missouri State Penitentiary.

Golden City seventh and eighth graders visit Capitol

Barton County Senior Center Lunch Menu

April 6-10MONDAY- Cook’s choice, coffee/tea/milk.TUESDAY- Italian chicken with roasted potatoes, dark green leafy salad, Italian blend vegetables, tropical fruit, whole...

Marriage license applications

The following have filed a marriage license application with the Barton County Recorder’s office:David Alexander West, 31, Golden City and Summer Nicole Silvers, 30, Golden...

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Club members enjoyed a wild west playground, as well as a fun bowling alley at G3.

Learn-A-Do 4-H Club

By ELLIE STRATTONThe Learn-A-Do 4-H club met on March 10, at 5:30 p.m., at G-3 Entertainment.It was our bowling meeting, so there wasn't a lot on...

Barton County Shrine Club

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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

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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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