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The 84th Annual Chamber of Commerce Banquet was held Thursday night (3.13) at the Benson Center. The dinner was catered by Dietz Family Buffet and the bar was a service of A.I. Brands. Chamber … more
Every quilt tells a story —who made it, the name of the pattern, who it was made for and the clothes it was made from. But for Judy Wampler, the stories came first. On Friday, April 4 and … more
As the community development director for Clinton, Chuck Bailey is in charge of transportation in the city, meaning ATS, the Area Transportation Service. ATS runs three white buses, which are … more
On March 4, 2025 at 6 PM, The city council held their regular scheduled meeting, all in attendance were: Gary Mount, Roger house, Christy Maggi, Carla Moberly, Wendy Seaton, Cameron Jackson, Austin … more
When most people think of fly fishing, they think of it in terms of trout. But last weekend’s Bass Popper tying workshop, held by the Tri-Lakes Fly Fishers, was all about tying a popper for … more
The fire department is holding a fundraiser to collect money for the fire safety program, the fire department brings fire safety to the schools, to the children and to the community as a whole. If … more
Physical activity, classes, training, wellness checks and entertainment are provided all year by the City of Clinton, Parks and Recreation Center. Under its wing is the Benson Convention and EXPO … more
Mary Cupp is the owner of the White Flower Quilt Shop on the Southwest corner of the Historic Square and has been involved with the Clinton Main Street organization for many years. Renee Tippin has a … more
On February 24, 2025 at 6 PM. The Clinton school district held their regular monthly meeting, all in attendance were; Scott Bernard, Eric Townsend, Ryan Parks, Cody Westerndorff, Dan Brungardt, … more
Petey has been in the Clinton Animal Shelter for 644 days, with no time off for good behavior. It’s a long sentence for the white dog, but Petey is one of the lucky ones. The Clinton Animal … more
The highly pathogenic avian influenza has recently depopulated more than 2.7 million birds in Missouri, reducing overall egg production according to www.bing.com. Nationwide the average cost of a … more
On February 21, 2025 the Clinton City Council held there regular meeting. In attendance was; Gary Mount, Greg Shannon, Roger House, Christy Maggi, Carla Moberly, Wendy Seaton, Austin Jones, Gene … more
It’s been a cold, snowy January and February, but spring is in the wings. Instead of looking back and cursing the weather, look forward to warmer days by scheduling some spring events on your … more
Meredith Cooper is a lifelong resident of Henry County and she is also the new director of the beloved local museum here in Clinton. She originally served her community as a Golden Valley Memorial … more
The Clinton School District is excited to announce the hiring of Jake Vencill as the new Head Football Coach for Clinton High School. Coach Vencill has dedicated 17 seasons to coaching high … more
Golden Valley Memorial Healthcare (GVMH) is pleased to welcome Molly Teichman as its Chief Operations Officer (COO). As a key member of the Administrative Leadership Team, Teichman will drive … more
The Tri-Lakes Fly Fishers held its first Fly-Tying-O-Rama at the Fairview United Methodist Church outside of Bolivar on February 1. The purpose of the meeting was for club members to tie enough flies … more
Longtime owners Stan and Brenda Burris have closed one chapter of their lives. L&M Supply, a Clinton business, changed hands on Friday, February 14, 2025. For more than 30 years, Stan has helped … more
The Henry County Health Center reports that there is an increase in influenza (flu) every year in January and February. Although flu outbreaks this month have been reported by the Center for Disease … more
When Janet Crouch was young, she spent a lot of time at her great-grandmother’s house in the White Oak community of Urich. Anna Long was 83 years old when Janet was born, Janet said, but Janet … more
In a recent issue of the Clinton Daily Democrat a rerun of ”The Way it Was”, from December, 2017 told the story about Lawrence Brown the creator of the Chinese Checker game he called … more
On Tuesday, February 4, 2025, at 6 PM, council members Gene Henry, Roger House, Cameron Jackson, Austin Jones, Gary Mount, Shelley Nelson, Greg Shannon and Stacia Wilson as well as mayor Carla … more
Saturday is the third Saturday in February, so it’s Eagle Day at the Truman Lake Visitor Center. “Eagle Day is always the third Saturday in February,” said Allen Flint, park ranger … more
In the 1830s, settlers moving west from Tennessee and Kentucky began arriving in the settlement known as Lick Skillet, where the Booneville Road from Sedalia and the road north from Warsaw met. The … more
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