How Carterville’s Cass Street got its name

A.A. Cass Ancestors, Legends & Time How Carterville’s Cass Street got its name Amos Armstrong Cass, a well known Carterville forefather, was born Nov. 20, 1841, in Walker County, Ga. […]

School photo identity challenge accepted

Some detective work determined this photo was likely taken of the second grade class of Eugene Field Elementary in Carthage in 1946. From the 3rd floor of the Webb City […]

The life of a Daily Sentinel paper boy

Ancestors, Legends & Time The life of a Daily Sentinel paper boy Jerry Meslin, from the Class of ’56, shared a memory with us. Let’s take a trip into the […]

Looking back at the early years of Webb City

In the foreground, the Webb City Hotel faces west from the intersection of Webb and Joplin (Broadway) streets. (It’s the site today of the Route 66 Tourist Information Center.) Webb […]

Doug Hollis, Joyce Lavendoski

OBITUARIES As of Wednesday, May 29, 2024Cities without a state are in Missouri Doug Hollis Joyce Lavendoski OBITUARY Doug Hollis Oct. 23, 1938 – May 23, 2024 Doug Hollis, 85, […]

Local lives sacrificed for our country

Ancestors, Legends & Time Local lives sacrificed for our country As Memorial Day approaches, we are often told stories of soldiers and their sacrifices. Some folks remember the big painted […]