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Lebanon Daily Digest Wednesday, August 19, 2026

Ty's Take

Lebanon's got a new name on the golf course marquee, and it's the kind of small decision that says something about a town willing to refresh what's familiar. Whether you're sending your kid off to Missouri State or you've been playing these greens for thirty years, change is coming whether we wave it along or not. Good to see the city council moving on things that matter to people actually using them, same way they should be thinking about the roads folks drive to Bennett Spring and the water that keeps our boat plants humming. This town knows how to take care of what it's got.

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Lebanon City Council approves new name for golf course

Lebanon's City Council approved Spring Hollow Golf as the official name for the golf course purchased last September on Missouri Highway 64. The name honors a documented place from Laclede County's early history, referencing the Spring Hollow Township area that once included local schools and...

Full Story: Lebanon Missouri State alumni send off incoming freshmen

The Lebanon Alumni Chapter of Missouri State University hosted a sendoff banquet Monday at Mighty Oak Lodge to celebrate incoming freshmen and recognize scholarship recipients. Missouri State President Richard B. Williams and 2023 Lebanon High School graduate Grace Simpson addressed the students,...

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