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Business Spotlight (From March 19, 2020): Jenni Cully Real Estate -...

Opening in 2016, Jenni Cully & Associates Real Estate has its main office in Stockton and is planning to open a branch office in Greenfield in...

Asa and Kelbey Bowles with sons Stran and Jasper.

Business Spotlight (From March 12, 2020): Honey Creek Livestock...

After spending nine years on the road as a professional welder, Asa Bowles decided to return to South Greenfield and care for his growing herd of...

Father-son team Garry and David Guy each got a “taste for sawdust” at an early age: both began working as loggers when they were 15 years old. (Photos courtesy Guy’s Logging)

Business Spotlight (From Feb. 27, 2020): Guy’s Logging - Helping...

February 25, 2020

For over 65 years, Walnut Grove-based Guy’s Logging has been serving the area, helping landowners manage their timber while buying and harvesting...

Dade County Economic Development 101 Summit

February 18, 2020

The Dade County Economic Development 101 will be Wednesday March 4, 2020 at the Greenfield Opera House. Donuts, coffee, and juice at 7:30...

Combs, Peterson Planning ‘Pub & Grill’ for Golden City Area

February 11, 2020

Looking to fill a void for locals looking for somewhere to eat weekday evenings and to hang out on weekends, Golden City natives Chris Peterson and...

Business Spotlight, Feb. 13, 2020: Turkey Calls Invented By...

February 11, 2020

Better known in Greenfield as the current mayor, Dave Engroff has another claim to fame that isn’t widely known locally, but has given him...

A view of the main crushing facility of Allen Quarries east of Lockwood shortly when the quarry was still new. Operations at the quarry began circa 1976.

Business Spotlight for Feb. 6, 2020: Allen Quarries - Supplying...

February 4, 2020

For over 60 years, with nearly 50 at their current location, the Allen family has been supplying the area with crushed limestone from their Dade...

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...

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