Academic Pandemic: How the coronavirus is impacting more than just high school seniors

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Photo courtesy of Teresa Shelton The author and her brother bond over a puzzle while school was cancelled due to COVID-19.


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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 ...
Vintage Vegas makes for a fun evening
Lamar Democrat/Melody Metzger A total of $3600 was raised at the car and jeep show held Saturday, April 13, 10 a.m. to 3 p.m., in the Lamar Christian Church Parking lot, with proceeds to benefit the new Barco Drive-In screen tower. Pictured are, left to right, Lamar Bank & Trust President Pat O’Neal, Barco Drive-In Theatre fundraiser director Landin Myers and representing the Plaza/Barco and Lamar Community Betterment, Scott Kelley. Anyone wishing to donate can do so at the bank, or drop it by the Plaza Theatre on the south side of the square.
Barco benefit is rousing success
Photo by Terry Redman Lamar shortstop Trent Tucker takes the throw late as this Columbus Titan steals second base.
Tigers top Titans 7-3
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