Students of the week

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Jr Romero, son of Veronica Chavez, is the seventh grade Student of the Week at Lamar Middle School. In his spare time Jr plays football and spends time with her family. He has two dogs and two cats.


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Shiloh Wilkinson, daughter of TJ and Melissa Wilkinson, is the sixth grade Lamar Middle School Student of the Week. Shiloh enjoys drawing and reading in her spare time. She plans on playing volleyball or basketball next year. Her favorite subjects are Social Studies and Reading, because both teachers make it a lot of fun while they teach.
Students of the week
Bobby Bronson and Jack Stahl were administered the oath of office by Lamar R-1 Board Secretary Claire Plank at the opening of the April 10 meeting.
Returning Lamar R-1 Board members administered ...
State Rep. Ann Kelley hosts Golden City students
Susan Ray and Susan Roland presented the program for the Barton County Retired Educators on April 2, covering the YMCA related programs available to Barton County folks.
Barton County Retired Educators meet for April ...
Financial focus
Drone photo by Joe Davis Rawlings Crane & Fabrication has been busy installing the new screen at the Barco Drive-In. This photo from Thursday morning shows both wings in place. The material for the screen will be installed late next week and hopeful, after some tweaking, the Barco will open May 3.
New screen going up at Barco Drive-In
Lamar Democrat/Melody Metzger Lamar City Clerk Felicia Costley swore in the newly elected aldermen at the April 15 meeting of the Lamar City Council. Pictured, left to right are Colton Higgins, Curt Roland, Mike Main and Logan Powell.
Changing of guard held at April city council me...
Lamar Democrat/Melody Metzger At the April 15 meeting of the Lamar City Council, Lamar resident Rocky McCulloch invited councilmen and the city administrator to take a tour of the pool facilities on Thursday, April 18, as Mason Banes with KC Gunite was going to do a walk through to see what repairs might entail. Several showed up to view the pools, as well as to hear possible solutions. Banes explained that he had to first find out if the damage was structural or plumbing related. Elaine McCulloch noted that hopes are to retain the outdoor lap pool and to redo the indoor pool so that it could serve as a children’s pool following the removal of the enclosure. Banes is to let the McCullochs, as well as the city, know what he would recommend and the cost it would entail.
Councilmen and city administrator tour pool
Curless Truck Repair
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