Kyle Troutman is the Owner/Publisher at Monett Times. He specializes in a diverse range of topics including sports—both competitive and individual—as well as animal care and events technology. His work has been featured in the Monett Times, Missouri Press Service, and Cassville Democrat.
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Kyle Troutman's coverage primarily focuses on local news, with significant attention to sports and education. Pitches should align with the local nature of his coverage, offering insights into events and developments within Cassville or Missouri that relate to education, sports, crime, accidents, or other topics typically covered in local news.
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By: Kyle Troutman
The biggest opportunity is building strong relationships and maintaining open communication. When local governments, businesses, schools, and community leaders are working toward common goals, it creates an environment where businesses can grow and succeed.
The two candidates for Barry County Prosecuting Attorney and two candidates for Barry County Presiding Commissioner answered questions on Thursday at the Barry County Candidates Forum, hosted by the Cassville Democrat at the Cassville High School Performing Arts Center.
By: Kyle Troutman
There are different ways we can encourage business growth such as a TIF or a chapter 353 tax abatement. The city of Monett is currently working on both of these, I actually sat on the committee to set up the rules for their 353 plan. The commission and the cities and communities just need to set down and discuss what will work best for each community. My door is always open for a discussion.
Hi, I’m Armani — a 7-month-old Great Pyrenees mix with a big personality packed into a growing frame! Right now I’m a strapping 56.7 pounds of fluffy white fur, and I’m already neutered and ready for my forever home.
It’s inevitable. Every time I try to leave town, the world goes a little bonkers. Floods and murders have both occurred while I have been “on vacation,” and hopefully we’ll avoid those in coming days, as the last week has been more than enough to handle. Part of the chaos is my own doing by […]
If Amendment 5 passes on Aug. 4, the state income tax will be phased out. If Amendment 4 passes, the ability of individual citizens, like you and me, to initiate and pass a ballot amendment will be restricted. “Missouri Promise,” a pro-Amendment 5, nonprofit, political action committee (PAC) with anonymous donors, is attempting to scare […]
Cecil Edward “Bill” Burdiss, of Cassville, Mo. passed away from cancer on Saturday, July 4, 2026 at his home. He was born January 12, 1962 in Kansas City, Kan., the son of Cecil Kenneth and Velma Sue (Poor) Burdiss, who preceded him in death. Also preceding him in death were two sons, Billy Jagger and […]
A packed field of 22 four-person teams hit the greens on June 12 for the 5th Annual Fred Arning Senior Classic, hosted by the Cassville Golf Club.
By: Kyle Troutman
July is one of the busiest and most rewarding months at the Barry County Community Garden. With summer in full swing, gardeners are enjoying an abundance of fresh vegetables, colorful flowers and the many pollinators that help keep the garden thriving. Tomatoes, peppers, cucumbers, squash, beans and sweet corn are all beginning to produce, providing […]
Donna Gracy, center, smiles as Chris Langenfeld, right, and Vickie Ginn drape her with a Quilt of Valor during Friday's presentation at the Cassville Senior Center.
