CIVIL ACTIONS more

Tina Brayfield more

The Fair Play Alumni Association will host a dinner and a show called “Legendz in Concert & Greg’s Country Diner” on Saturday, March 11 in the multi-purpose gymnasium. more

Beloved by the people of Bolivar, the Dunnegan Memorial Park has been a staple in the community for the past 100 years. more

The Bank of Missouri (TBOM) has promoted Polk County native Bryan Allison to the position of Bolivar Community Bank President. Allison’s track record as a mature and experienced leader over his many years as a commercial lender in the Bolivar market contributed to this promotion. With 15 years of bank management experience and more than 25 years of experience in lending (Commercial, Mortgage and Consumer), he has a wealth of knowledge to draw upon in his new position. more

DEATHS more

DEATHS more

A lot of the reviews I’ve seen for “Cocaine Bear” contain some variation on the line, “This movie delivers exactly what it promises.” I’m going to say that’s not entirely true. To be sure, there is a bear high on cocaine in this movie. Nobody is going to say that this movie delivers less than what it promises. more

Southwest Baptist University theatre students were honored at the 55th annual Kennedy Center American College Theatre Festival, which celebrates work by colleges and universities in the eight-state region during 2022, on Jan. 22-27, 2023, in Des Moines, IA. more

Sew ‘n Sew Quilt Guild will have their monthly meeting on Friday, March 17 in the fellowship hall (east entrance) at the Open Hearts United Methodist Church. more

As a little kid, I loved the book “The Little Engine That Could.” It was published in the 1930s, and it’s a story about the power of positive thinking. The star of the book – a little blue train engine – realizes that when he “thinks he can,” he chugs up the big hill and saves the day. more

On March 1, district play began in Willard with the top seeded Bolivar Liberators facing off against the Branson Pirates, the number 8 seed. more