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Life on fire: I will never be the same

September 18, 2026

By REV. DR. JACK SLADECornerstone Baptist ChurchI will never be the same in Jesus’ Name. Amen...When I became a Christian, I never knew I would see...

Donna’s Dialog

September 18, 2026

By DONNA WESCOTTHi everyone! Hope you are having a good week. On Labor Day Jazmine was washing dishes when I heard her scream. I jumped up when she came running through the...

Printed Paper Online

September 23, 2026

Property transfers

September 14, 2026

Warranty Deed, September 8, 2026. J D Stevenson and Karen Gale Stevenson to Golden Grove Properties LLC, Lt 8 Bl 3 Humphrey Bros Add to Lamar (B1-7) and Lt 7 Bl 3 Humphrey...

Property transfers

September 8, 2026

Warranty Deed, filed August 31, 2026. Kimberly J Dermott and Joel E Dermott to Benjamin Beard and Tiffany Beard, STR 13-32-33.Warranty Deed, filed August 31, 2026. Rebekah...

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2026: 9-30,10-7,14,21 Guy Trustee's Sale

September 18, 2026

TRUSTEE’S SALEIN RE: Teresa L Guy and Gregory L Guy, wife and husband Trustee’s Sale:For default in payment of debt and performance of obligation secured by Deed of Trust...

2026 LEGAL 9-23 City 1701 Maple-2x3

September 18, 2026

2026 LEGAL 9-23 & 30 Lamar R1-3x4

September 17, 2026

Elsie Blanchard is the sixth grade Lamar Middle School Student of the Week. She loves to read and participates in swimming and archery. She is most proud of reading five million words last year. She once hated reading but now she loves it. Elsie looks up to her big sister Ava because she wants to be just like her. Her favorite food is fruit and she hopes to keep getting good grades this year.

Students of the week

September 18, 2026

Four generations of the Riegel family gathered recently. Sondra Riegel is holding Jackson Fullerton (right) and Ellis Hunter (left). Back is Seth Fullerton, Coby Fullerton and Rylee Hunter.

Four generations of Riegels

September 18, 2026

Raise the Barn Trivia Night returns with Halloween theme

September 18, 2026

Raise the Barn Trivia Night is returning to Lamar with a Halloween twist, inviting community members to put their trivia skills to the test while supporting Cox Barton...

HAROLD GLEN SIMMONS

September 17, 2026

Harold Glen Simmons, age 88, of Greenfield, Missouri, passed away peacefully at his home on September 12, 2026.Harold was born May 3, 1938, in...

September 8, 2026

Services were held at 11 a.m. September 7, at Living Hope Nazarene Church for Denzel Gordon, who died September 2, 2026.www.konantzwarden.com

Elsie Blanchard is the sixth grade Lamar Middle School Student of the Week. She loves to read and participates in swimming and archery. She is most proud of reading five million words last year. She once hated reading but now she loves it. Elsie looks up to her big sister Ava because she wants to be just like her. Her favorite food is fruit and she hopes to keep getting good grades this year.

Students of the week

September 18, 2026

Lamar Career & Technical Center Ag instructors Caleb Russell and Caitlyn Brummett, along with ag students, spoke to the board regarding the various agricultural programs offered through the school. Brystol Dillon recited the FFA Creed, which is a necessity to belong to the FFA.

MAP and EOC results yield reason to celebrate

September 18, 2026

By MELODY METZGERLamar DemocratThe September 16 meeting of the Lamar R-1 School District was opened by Board President Dr. Justin Ogden. Caleb...

Hardy graduates from Missouri State University

September 17, 2026

SPRINGFIELD- Missouri State University awarded 460 degrees to students in summer 2026.These graduates are invited to participate in the fall commencement ceremony on...

Four generations of the Riegel family gathered recently. Sondra Riegel is holding Jackson Fullerton (right) and Ellis Hunter (left). Back is Seth Fullerton, Coby Fullerton and Rylee Hunter.

Four generations of Riegels

September 18, 2026

Barton County Senior Center Lunch Menu

September 16, 2026

September 19-23MONDAY- Chicken and noodles with mixed veggies, leafy green salad, warm cinnamon spiced pears, wheat bread and coffee/tea/milk.TUESDAY- Salisbury steak,...

Marriage license applications

September 14, 2026

The following have filed a marriage license application with the Barton County Recorder’s office.Jerry Lee Sparlin, 38, Lamar and Georgette Nicole Brubaker, 29,...

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Gatlin Pipkin with a big pass play.

Third grade Tigers win first Lil’ Silver Tiger

September 17, 2026

The storms that blew through Saturday morning played havoc with more than just the football games. It soaked this writer’s notebook, so what is...

After going to Nevada, sitting through a lightening delay, moving back to Lamar and then waiting out a monsoon… the fifth grade Tigers came away with a big win Saturday morning, Sept. 12, keeping their version of the Silver Tiger at home. The massive rainstorm played a number on this writer’s notes, so there were huge runs and big defensive plays by several Tigers. And that’s about it… more next week.

Lil’ Silver Tiger stays home

September 17, 2026

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The Tiger defense swarmed to the ball to shut down the Mustang offense to come away with a 42-14 victory. No. 22 Jaydin Moore, No. 20 Waylon Nolting, No. 7 Aydin Jones, No. 40 Dominic Gordon and No. 3 Kyler Ison gang up to stop this Mustang ball carrier.

Tiger defense shuts down Mustang offense

September 14, 2026

Photo by Terry RedmanLamar junior running back No. 32 Colt Clements breaks loose for a long gain in 4th quarter action at McDonald County. No. 53...

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The Tiger defense swarmed to the ball to shut down the Mustang offense to come away with a 42-14 victory. No. 22 Jaydin Moore, No. 20 Waylon Nolting, No. 7 Aydin Jones, No. 40 Dominic Gordon and No. 3 Kyler Ison gang up to stop this Mustang ball carrier.

Tiger defense shuts down Mustang offense

September 14, 2026

Photo by Terry RedmanLamar junior running back No. 32 Colt Clements breaks loose for a long gain in 4th quarter action at McDonald County. No. 53...

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Members of the Lamar Tiger fourth grade team played Webb City in their opening game on Saturday, Sept. 5, at Thomas M. O’Sullivan Stadium. Unfortunately it didn’t go Lamar’s way, as they lost to Webb City Red 30-0. Members of the team include No. 2 Grayson Litner, No. 3 Conway Gastel, No. 4 Cam VanGilder, No. 5 Bubba Taylor, No. 8 Kolt Lockwood, No. 10 Gus Choate, No. 12 Silas Griffith, No. 14 Sigurd Journot, No. 15 Thatcher Landes, No. 18 Ryker Howerth, No. 19 Darien Regier, No. 20 Justus Brooks, No. 21 Maverick Powell, No. 26 T’Lenn Gripka, No. 30 Hunter Harris, No. 41 AJ Asemka, No. 48 Clayton Eaves, No. 50 Jayden Miller, No. 52 Jayson Gardner, No. 67 J.B. Eaves and No. 80 Irwn Beaumont. Fourth grade coaches include A.J. Eaves, Tyler Grip, Kaleb Miller, Bryce Lockwood and Austin Chote.

Lamar Youth Tigers face off again Webb City in opening games

September 8, 2026

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