Cassville Democrat, a publication of Troutman Media LLC

Apr 10

OBITUARY: Della attended school in Wheaton, Mo., graduating from Wheaton High School. She was employed by Walmart Incorporated for 15 years and ended her career as a medical claims processor. https://www.cassville-democrat.com/2026/04/07/della-marie-warner/

Apr 10

OBITUARY: Steve proudly served his community as a firefighter with the Denver Fire Department for 37 years, dedicating his life to helping others before his retirement. https://www.cassville-democrat.com/2026/04/07/george-steven-steve-sanchez/

Apr 10

OBITUARY: Carla was known for being a wonderful cook and found great joy in preparing meals for her family. https://www.cassville-democrat.com/2026/04/07/carla-criqui/

Apr 10

PUBLISHER VIEW — KYLE TROUTMAN: It’s a funny thing, news. Largely, it’s unpredictable what will elicit the biggest reactions from the public, especially on social media. Sometimes, what we feel like are our best stories get a mere flicker of attention. Other times, a story lands on my desk that I am...Read more

PUBLISHER VIEW — KYLE TROUTMAN: It’s a funny thing, news. Largely, it’s unpredictable what will elicit the biggest reactions from the public, especially on social media. Sometimes, what we feel like are our best stories get a mere flicker of attention. Other times, a story lands on my desk that I am certain will bring a waves of attention — and not always the good kind. https://www.cassville-democrat.com/2026/04/07/publisher-view-kyle-troutman-predictably-sad/

Apr 10

STAFF VIEW — SHEILA HARRIS: I’m reading that, based on an uptick in spiritual interest, our nation is experiencing a religious revival. It’s understandable. There’s nothing like the specter of death (will the world still be here tomorrow?) to prompt a search for answers to existential questions that...Read more

STAFF VIEW — SHEILA HARRIS: I’m reading that, based on an uptick in spiritual interest, our nation is experiencing a religious revival. It’s understandable. There’s nothing like the specter of death (will the world still be here tomorrow?) to prompt a search for answers to existential questions that, heretofore, we’ve never slowed down long enough to ask. https://www.cassville-democrat.com/2026/04/07/staff-view-sheila-harris-a-word-from-a-boogeyman/