Miller named to 2021 ECC spring term Dean’s List

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Nevaeh Thomas, daughter of Melissa Kennon, is the sixth grade Lamar Middle School Student of the Week. Nevaeh plays volleyball. Her favorite subject at school is Social Studies. She is a member of LMS Student Council. Nevaeh has one brother, two sisters and six pets.
Students of the week
Lamar Democrat/Melody Metzger and courtesy of Zee Crossley, zees.photos Lamar Tiger football homecoming festivities began on Monday and culminated with a victory over East Newton on Friday night. Prior to the game, the week was spent in competition between the four classes, including who had the best float in the homecoming parade. The junior class won the competition for both the Spirit Stick and the best float. The band, cheerleaders, royalty candidates, football players and several members of the community were in attendance for the pep rally that was held at the bandstand Friday afternoon.
Homecoming festivities make for busy week
Summer school was a success
Blane Harris, son of Caleb and Leena Harris, is the sixth grade Lamar Middle School Student of the Week. Blane likes to play football and basketball. In his spare time he likes to go out in the woods. His favorite thing to do is hang with his family and play game night.
Students of the week
Lamar Democrat/Melody Metzger As the day draws near, Halloween decorations are beginning to go up around town and a very spectacular one can be located now through the holiday at 503 W. 10th St., in Lamar. Homeowner Lisa Sprowel said that the 21 inflatables that are currently displayed are geared towards children so she doesn’t make them too scary, but strives to make them enjoyable for all ages. In fact, she stated that her reasoning for decorating the way she does is for children to be able to enjoy. She has been decorating the homes that she has resided in for the past 15 years and this one has to top it all as she continues to add pieces to her collection. Closer to the holiday she plans to have lights in place, as well, so be sure to drive by and see what has been added. You won’t be disappointed.
The day draws near… Happy Halloween!
Work started Monday, Oct. 3, on the Doris Little Pavilion at the Barton County Memorial Park in Lamar. The 26' x 26' octagon shaped pavilion will sit on a 34' x 34' concrete pad. The pavilion is being paid for Danny and Jewell Little in honor of Danny's mother, Doris Little, and the nurses of Barton County.
Work begins on pavilion at BCMP
Marriage license applications
Lamar CB celebrates Missouri Good Neighbor Week
Isenhower Lumber Company