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The facility that will house Community National Bank & Trust’s offices in Golden City is taking shape on C Street, on the old school lot next to the First Baptist Church. (Photo courtesy Community National Bank & Trust)

Construction Progressing on New Golden City Bank Facility

January 7, 2020

The new banking facility in Golden City to be operated by Community National Bank & Trust is taking shape on C Street (U.S. Highway 160), on...

Margie Bishop recently began baking pies for the Intermission Cafe, as a challenge to herself in her ongoing recovery following an accident in 2018. (Photo by James McNary)

Wilkinson Joins Opera House, Bishop Joins Cafe

January 7, 2020

Visitors to the Greenfield Opera House and adjoining Intermission Cafe will see some new faces these days, among them Mike Wilkinson, who is now...

Casey and Amanda Boyd decided to add hardware to the sporting goods store they had been planning to open on the north side of Greenfield following the closure of Meek’s in November 2018. Stockton Lake Outfitters opened in the spring of 2019, and carries a wide variety of items, including sporting goods, hardware, plumbing, electrical, some building supplies and more. (Photo courtesy Casey and Amanda Boyd)

Business Spotlight (from Jan. 2, 2020): Stockton Lake Outfitters -...

December 31, 2019

Already owners of a successful local business, Casey and Amanda Boyd had been looking at the vacant former retail store on the north side of...

KC Obsolete Parts is located in this old general store building in Phelps, along State Highway 96 southwest of Miller. KC Obsolete owners Reggi and Leslie Carpenter aren’t completely sure about the age of the building, but know that it was occupied by the local postmaster as early as 1859. The building is considered to the oldest in the community. (Photo by James McNary)

Business Spotlight (from Dec. 26, 2019): KC Obsolete Parts Keeps...

December 24, 2019

Located inside the old general store along Historic Route 66 in Phelps, KC Obsolete Parts doesn’t seem at all out of place. Other than the name, it...

A.J. White points out a picture of the home that now houses Greenfield Funeral Chapel when it was first constructed in the late 1800s. The home, formerly a doctor’s home and office, was later purchased by local undertaker, Jim Ward, who moved his J.W. Ward Funeral Service there in 1931.

Business Profile (from Dec. 19, 2019): ‘People Helping People’ at...

December 17, 2019

For over 95 years, the people of the Greenfield Funeral Chapel in its various incarnations have been there for Dade County residents during what...

Business of the Week (from Dec. 12, 2019): Get a Tune-Up for Your...

December 10, 2019

It’s been nearly two years since Angie Hargis opened up her hair salon on the northeast corner of the Greenfield square. Called “Angie’s Hair...

Wayne West explains the methods and techniques used to prepare an animal for mounting in his taxidermy studio. West, who among other jobs such as working as an auto mechanic and rodeo clown, began working in taxidermy “seriously” about three years ago.
(Photo by James McNary)

Business of the Week (From Dec. 5, 2019): Got Deer? Go See Wayne at...

December 3, 2019

Wayne West is known for standing out in a crowd, with his years as a rodeo clown serving as a prime example. So it’s not really a surprise to...

Shoppers Support Local Businesses on Black Friday

December 3, 2019

Area businesses took different approaches to Black Friday on Nov. 29, with some remaining closed from the Thanksgiving holiday and others open for...

Business of Week (From Nov. 28, 2019): Inspuro LLC - CBD Products...

November 26, 2019

When Cody and Allison Freeze purchased the Greenfield Pharmacy earlier this year, they brought with them a line of products they had developed and...

An overview of the Kings Point development project, which proposes the installation of about 70 wind-driven electricity generating turbines in the Dudenville area and east along the Dade-Lawrence county line. Project developer Liberty Utilities-Empire District bought out their partner in the project, Tenaska, earlier this month. The project is still planned for completion by the end of 2020. (Graphic by James McNary)

Liberty-Empire Wind Project Moving Forward Without Tenaska

November 20, 2019

Area residents that have properties involved in the Kings Point wind-generated electricity projects began receiving notifications by mail in the...

The Greenfield location of Gordon’s Feed & Pet is at 451 Grand Ave. (south highways U.S. 160/Mo. 39) in Greenfield. Other stores are in Ash Grove, Clever, Marshfield and Rogersville. (Photo by James McNary)

Business of the Week (Nov. 21, 2019): Gordon’s Feed & Pet Serves...

November 19, 2019

Opened as Da-Co-Mo Feed & Grain in 1981, what is now Gordon’s Feed & Pet has been a fixture in Greenfield for nearly four decades. The...

David Rose, general manager, Darlis Gulick, customer service, and Dustin Rose, combined technician, are the staff of today’s Miller Telephone Company. Not pictured is Leanne Williams, customer service. (Photo by James McNary)

Business of the Week (Nov. 14, 2019): Miller Telephone Company...

November 13, 2019

When residents of Miller and surrounding areas need to contact the local phone company, they don’t have to dial some far-off call center and speak...

The grain elevator at Lockwood Farmers Exchange, visible for miles in the countryside, was completed in 1957, with further additions made later. The retail and warehouse facility, with office space, was constructed in 1961, funded by local contributions. (Photos by James McNary)

Business of the Week (Nov. 7, 2019): Lockwood Farmers Exchange -...

November 5, 2019

With the head-house of the grain elevator visible for miles, the Lockwood Farmers Exchange serves farmers in the region as a locally owned and...

Neil Marshall, An Elite Interior Craftsman

October 22, 2019

By Bob Jackson Reporter Neil Marshall of Pennsboro, Missouri, is a one-of-a-kind elite interior craftsman. Marshall is the son of Mr. and Mrs....

Ozark Electric Cooperative provides electric service to parts of nine counties. The co-op is headquartered in Mt. Vernon, with district offices in Cape Fair and Nixa. (Courtesy Ozark Electric)

Cooperatives Month: Ozark Electric Powers Countryside Since ‘37

October 16, 2019

Rural residents of Dade, Lawrence and several surrounding counties had to take matters into their own hands over eight decades ago, after private...

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