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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Two people have been charged with two felonies each after allegedly stealing metals from an outdoor air conditioning unit.
By: Kyle Troutman
The City of Exeter recently celebrated its 30th consecutive year as a Tree City USA in 2026. This recognition is part of the Arbor Day Foundation's program, which emphasizes the importance of trees in our environment. This recognition was awarded to Exeter in honor of its commitment to plant, grow and maintain trees to benefit the community.
By: Kyle Troutman
For those of you who have been following my account to the history of Barry County, I know that I said I would talk about some of the people of Barry County and this article will be about people, but not yet about the important historical people of Barry County.
We’re getting closer to the truth. The Missouri Western District Court of Appeals ruled Friday that the ballot language for Amendment 5 needed to be clarified for voters before it appears on the ballot in the Aug. 4 primary. Initial language did not disclose the fact that the amendment can create new taxes on previously untaxed goods and services.
“Thank my staff members next time you see them out and about,” Roaring River State Park Superintendent Mike Busekrus told the audience during the park’s annual public meeting at the Emory Melton Inn Thursday night.
Riley Clemmons performs at the annual Trout Fest concert on Friday.
The Monett 4x400-meter relay team broke the school record from 1971 (3:25.7) and took first place at sectionals, qualifying for state with a time of 3:24.36. The team includes, from left: Kasen Carr, Theo Smith, Braden Crowell and Alex Meeks. Qualifiers for Class 4 2026 Track and Field Championships other than the relay team include: Boys 300-meter hurdles, Theo Smith, 40.01; boys pole vault, Alex Meeks, 4.42m; and girls high jump, Peyton Brandt, 1.59m.
DEK of Hearts thrills crowds as the First on Front concerts kick off in Monett for the 2026 season.
Monett graduates celebrate their commencement with the traditional mortarboard hat toss. A total of 179 students turned their tassels on May 8 in a ceremony moved indoors due to inclement weather.
2026 Big 8 All-Conference Samuel Carr, 1st Team infield Carson Burtrum, senior, 2nd Team pitcher Brayden Seitz, junior, 2nd Team outfield Carson Burtrum, senior, 2nd Team outfield Dylan Washick, junior, Honorable Mention pitcher
