Royalty Event Center is Barton County’s latest gem

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Lamar Democrat/Melody Metzger Family and friends were on hand at 12 noon on Wednesday, Oct. 26, at the Royalty Event Center for a ribbon cutting by the Barton County Chamber of Commerce. A lovely lunch was also provided to those enjoying this beautiful facility.


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Tom Bowin with the Southwest Missouri Regional Fraternal Order of Police Lodge 27 presented a $2,000 check to the Barton County Memorial Park on April 24> The donation will go towards the First Responder Memorial.
Check presented for First Responder Memorial
Nancy Curless, center, received the 2025 Fred Lemons Achievement Award and a $1,500 grant for the Barton County Community Foundation in recognition of her work with the CFO affiliate foundation. From left to right: Racheal Martin, Heidi Johnson, Nancy Curless, Fran Vaughan and Martin Bunton.
Curless receives Fred Lemons Achievement Award ...
Kimmie Reeder, daughter of Ethanna Hall and Kevin Metcalf, is the sixth grade Lamar Middle School Student of the Week. Kimmie likes to ride horses and play volleyball and play with her dog. She has a sister and brother. She has nine horses and two dogs.
Students of the week
Lamar Democrat/Melody Metzger Lamar Police Chief Shannon Crouch was recognized by Lamar City Mayor Rick Oeltjen prior to the April 21 city council meeting. Chief Crouch’s mother, Sharon Shackelford, pinned his badge on him. He was then sworn in by Lamar City Clerk Felicia Costley.
New city officials and council members sworn in
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Lamar Democrat/Melody Metzger Despite the recent wet weather the area has been experiencing, and after having to make some adjustments, the Lamar Elks Lodge No. 2800 was still able to hold its Easter Egg Hunt on Saturday, April 19, at 12 noon. Rather than being held on the park lawn, the event was set up inside the shelter house, where members had been busy getting ready. Tables categorized into age groups 0-3, 4-6, 7-9 and 9-12 were laden with several larger gifts, along with bags of eggs that were handed out to the children. There were 4,000 eggs distributed, with 400 $5 bills included in several of the eggs, along with tickets for bigger prizes to be chosen from. Hot dogs and cold drinks were served to the many attending andopportunities were offered to have pictures taken with the Easter Bunny.
Lamar Elks Lodge adjusts egg hunt due to wet we...
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