Lamar Methodist Church to serve Christmas dinner

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Photo by Adam Conover, American Angus Association High Point Royal Flush L415 won reserve junior champion bull at the 2024 Missouri State Fair Angus Show, August 9 in Sedalia. High Point Farms, Lamar, own the winning bull.
High Point Farms owns champion bull
The Top 3 trophies were awarded to, left to right, Doug Borchardt, Leticia Fry and Whit O’Neal. Winners also received a fall themed basket of edible goodies.
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As a Level 3 Stroke Center, Cox Barton County Hospital is upgrading its CT scanner to provide patients with advanced imaging capability close to home.
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Play began Saturday afternoon, Sept. 7, in Webb City, with the third grade Lamar Tigers taking on Webb City Red, followed with games played by the fourth, fifth and sixth grades. The third grade Tigers won their game 6-28, with fourth grade losing 28-0 and fifth grade falling 24-22. The battle between the Tigers and the Cardinals culminated with a night played “under the lights” by the sixth grade teams. It was an extremely hard fought battle between the two teams, with Webb City coming out victorious, winning the game by a score of 24-18. The Lamar Tigers will play at home on Saturday, Sept. 14, against Joplin Blue and then on September 21 they will remain home to face Neosho Gold. Be sure to come out and cheer on your Tigers!
Lamar sixth grade falls to Webb City Red
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In God We Trust
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Pinewood Nursery