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Brynlee Parish, daughter of Cody Parish and Brittney Cavener, is the sixth grade Lamar Middle School Student of the Week. Brynlee plays basketball. Her favorite subjects are Math and Science. She enjoys hanging out with her friends.
Students of the week
Lamar Democrat/Melody Metzger Many gathered at the Lamar City Park for the annual Picnic in the Park on Thursday, March 23. The event is held the fourth Thursday of every month through October, except for August when the Lamar Free Fair is held. The trucks are at the park from 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. and offer a huge assortment of foods, from sweets, to barbecue, to Chinese and Mexican food, along with other delectable treats. Their next scheduled event will be Thursday, April 27. Be sure to keep a watch on the Lamar City Park facebook page for the food trucks that will be participating.
Picnic in the Park has great turnout
TeeJay Britton spoke to students at Lamar High School on Tuesday, March 21, as he shared an inspirational message about being consistent, having a mentality for success and being careful not to stereotype others.
Britton shares with Lamar High School students
Saturation edition to be mailed out April 5
Metzger's Mutterings
Shiloh 4-H Club
Financial focus
Photo courtesy of MU College of Agriculture, Food and Natural Resources Taking soil samples for testing can save forage producers money by helping them apply the right amount of fertilizer.
Save money on fertilizer with soil tests
Barton County Health Department & Home Health Agency
Isenhower Lumber Company
Daniel Funeral Home