I’m Scarlett Smith and I’m proudly serving as the Director of the Cabool Area Chamber of Commerce; I am passionate about supporting local businesses and strengthening the community I call home. I live in Vanzant alongside my husband, Shawn, and we run a family farm, a way of life that has shaped my strong work ethics and love for rural values. My two sons, Weston and Maverick live nearby and are actively involved on the farm and in our community, alongside our grandson, Cooper. As the Director, I value meaningful connections, collaborations, and the small-town spirit that makes our area special. I’m dedicated to advancing economic development while supporting the long-term success of local businesses. I will work to build strong partnerships, attract opportunities, and promote sustainable growth that benefits the entire community. I will keep a balanced approach that values both progress and local roots, creating a strong, vibrant economy where businesses and families can thrive.

You may recognize Tessa from her years managing El Imperial Mexican Restaurant where she became a familiar and friendly face in the Cabool community. A 2013 graduate of Mountain Grove High School, Tessa has proudly called Cabool home since 2018. Today, she serves in Human Resources with Western Dairy Transport & WD Logistics, where she applies her talent for organization, creativity, and people-centered communication. Since Spring of 2025, Tessa has brought a strong background in social media management, graphic design, and event planning—skills she’s eager to put to work in supporting local business growth and community engagement. Outside of work, Tessa enjoys painting, catching a good Netflix documentary, and spending time with her two children, Payton (12) and Blair (9). Tessa also serves as Chairperson of the Community Involvement Committee where she leads efforts that give back to local children and seniors — a mission that reflects her deep care for the community’s heart and future. She shares, “While I have only been in Cabool for a few years, it truly does feel like home to me. The people of Cabool make this community great and welcoming to all. I can't brag about Cabool enough, and that is why I am so happy to serve in my position with the Chamber.” Her love for Cabool and commitment to helping it thrive make her a dedicated and enthusiastic addition to the Chamber Board.

Stacey McCallister is a lifelong resident of the Mountain Grove area and a proud graduate of Mountain Grove High School (Class of 1986). A dedicated family man, he married Ingrid McCallister in 1992. Ingrid serves as the People Department Manager at Jasper Engines and Transmissions in Willow Springs. The couple has two children: son Noah, who lives in Columbia with his wife Brooke and works for the University of Missouri, and daughter Devon, who resides in Springfield and is employed at the Lowther Johnson law firm. For nearly 30 years, Stacey McCallister operated a successful dairy farm north of Mountain Grove, where he and his family continue to raise stocker cows today. In 2022, he co-founded Midland Ag & Equipment in Cabool with partner Bo Brill. Located on approximately six acres along Highway 60, the dealership features a full-service shop and offers a wide range of quality equipment, including Deutz-Fahr tractors, CLAAS hay equipment, Bad Boy mowers, tractors and implements, and XCMG construction machinery. An active member of the First Christian Church of Mountain Grove, Stacey McCallister has served on the Cabool Area Chamber of Commerce since 2023. He is passionate about supporting local agriculture, small businesses, and the economic growth of the Texas County community. Stacey McCallister looks forward to continuing his contributions to the Chamber’s mission of promoting a thriving business environment in Cabool and the surrounding area.

My name is Audrey Boyle, and I own a real estate company here in Cabool, Missouri. I am a proud alumna of Cabool High School, Class of 2012, and went on to earn my Bachelor’s Degree in Business Administration from Drury University. Since becoming a licensed real estate agent in 2020, I have been passionate about helping clients navigate the buying and selling process and achieve their real estate goals. I take great pride in promoting the Ozark region and Southern Missouri, and I truly enjoy helping both longtime residents and newcomers build strong roots in our community. Building meaningful relationships and supporting local growth is at the heart of my work. In addition to my real estate career, I am actively involved in the community and serve on several local boards, including the Cabool Chamber of Commerce, Cabool Community Foundation, and Christmas on Main. These roles allow me to contribute to initiatives that strengthen our local economy and enhance community pride. The Ozarks are a remarkable place—rich in history, strong values, and welcoming people. There is no better place to raise a family, invest in a business, or become an engaged member of a thriving community. My husband, Job, and I enjoy experiencing all the region has to offer with our four children, Abby, Coleman, Weston, and Silas. I look forward to working with you and being part of your future endeavors.

Bob Reed loves being a part of the Cabool community and is a dedicated board member of the Cabool Chamber of Commerce. As the owner of TMB Reed Parts & Farm Supply, Bob brings both his business experience and his passion for agriculture to the heart of the Ozarks. He is a third-generation cattle farmer who thrives in the great outdoors and especially enjoys trips to the scenic landscapes of Colorado. Bob is a devoted family man. He and his wife Sherry have raised three daughters Taylor, Brooke, and Morgan and he is a proud grandfather to Matthias. He has also welcomed his son-in-law Jason into the family. In addition to his business and family roles, Bob is very active in his local church, the Cabool Church of Christ. Whether he is working the farm, running his business, contributing to the Chamber, or serving his church community, Bob’s commitment to his family and his community shines through.

My name is Trenton Polm, and I am the proud owner of Polm’s Handyman Service LLC. As a proud alumnus of Cabool High School, Class of 2012, I answered the call to serve our country by joining the military, where I spent six years cultivating discipline, leadership, and a strong sense of duty. Upon returning home, I brought that same commitment to excellence back to my roots—launching a successful construction company right here in the community that raised me. I have proudly served 11 years on the Cabool Volunteer Fire Department, holding the position of captain for the last three years. Additionally, I serve as vice president of the Cabool Chamber of Commerce, where I work to promote local businesses and provide access to valuable resources. I also dedicate time to mentoring men in our local ministry groups, striving to make a positive impact in their lives.

Mary Colbert is the Re-Entry Coordinator for the Ozark Driving Institute, where she helps individuals find their footing in an ever-evolving industry. Outside of her professional work, Mary is deeply involved with STARS as both a teacher and performer. She teaches youth theater alongside her husband, Andrew, and shares her passion for live performance with the next generation. Mary believes in the power of storytelling, creativity, and encouragement to build confidence, foster connection, and strengthen community.