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With With Monday being recognized as Memorial Day, it just seems appropriate to choose the Flag at the National Guard Armory as this week’s “Flag of the Week”.
Our prayers and support go out to the soldiers and families of the 39th. 

This flag located on North Hyatt Street, at the home of Larry & Beverly Lobitz, is located just across from Oakland Cemetary.

On a recent trip to the southeast area of Drew County, I noticed this American Flag flying in a community near Lake Wallace.

Aside from the rides, food, and games, Miller’s Spectacular Shows brought 2 American Flags to Monticello this week, which they flew from the tallest ride on the lot.

Walter Chapman is shown here next to the United States Flag from the Veterans Service Office.
Mr. Walter is in the office Tuesdays and Wednesdays, from 8 a.m. til 4 p.m.
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Monday, Drew Central Schools dedicated a new flag in honor of the 39 National Guard Unit, and Staff Sgt. Warren Haynie, shown here with Drew Central staff, and his 5th grade daughter, Brooke.
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Yesterday, Drew Central schools retired their used U.S. Flag, and replaced it with a new one, which was presented in honor of our local 39th National Guard Unit, specifically in honor of Staff Sgt. Warren Haynie, who is a member of the Monticello/Warren based unit, that will soon be leaving Camp Shelby, Mississippi, and be […]

The American Flag in Drew Central’s Auditorium was used in a tribute to our Veterans, Current Troops, and the families of the 39th Brigade, at the “Branson Comes to Monticello” event, held Sunday night.
Shown here, leading the Pledge of Allegiance, are First Assembly of God Church Pastor, Bro. Al Womack, and Boy Scout and Cub […]