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    Lamar Democrat/Chris Morrow Hannah Kennon was crowned 2018-19 Lockwood homecoming queen prior to the Tigers loss to Miller Friday night in a close game.
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    Lamar Democrat/Chris Morrow Kaylee Veach and Talon Besendorfer were crowned 2018-19 Golden City homecoming royalty Friday night. The Lady Eagles dropped their contest with Wheaton. The boys won their game.
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    Lamar Democrat/Autumn Shelton On February 6, National Signing Day, three Lamar athletes signed with three different colleges. Landon Hardman, son of Michelle and Lance Hardman, signed to play football at Pittsburg State University as a slot receiver. He is still undecided on his college major. Caleb Gouge, son of Jennifer and William Anderson, will also be playing football on the collegiate level, although for Missouri Southern State University. He will play as an offensive tackle and offensive linemen while he works toward a criminal justice degree. Finally, Duncan Gepner, son of Tracey and JD Gepner, will play for Drury University as a catcher in baseball. He intends to major in business.
    Three Lamar athletes sign with local schools
    Representative Ann Kelley, along with the State of Missouri’s 100th General Assembly, recognized Madelyn Muncy for her great community efforts. Madelyn received the Prudential Spirit of Community Award. Muncy, 17, a senior at Lockwood High School, orchestrated annual golf tournaments that have raised nearly $40,000 to support the eating disorders clinic Selah House, along with the Cashmere Foundation and the National Eating Disorder Association (NEDA). In addition to raising money for a cause dear to her heart, getting others involved has increased awareness about eating disorders. Pictured are Mundy, left and Rep. Kelley, right.
    Kelley recognizes Madelyn Muncy
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    Sebastian Read, son of Dustin and Stacie Read and Tracy Read and Levie Doody, is the eighth grade Lamar Middle School Student of the Week. In his spare time Sebastian likes to play video games. His favorite food is tacos. He has six siblings.
    Students of the week
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