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A HUB OF ACTIVITY, Clinton’s Jamestown subdivision is the site for multiple new homes where Brett Hastie checked measurements on one of three homes his company is building. However, a shortage of affordable housing in Clinton and Henry County remains as it does with many areas of the country.
Despite High Interest Rates, Costs; Clinton Home Construction Is Brisk
In spite of higher interest rates and higher costs for building materials, new home construction in the area remains steady. That doesn’t mean housing is affordable, however. The number of … more
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THE CURTAIN goes up on July 27 at the Clinton High School Performing Arts Center for Treasure Island. Tour Director Susie Hankins and Amber Gantt held auditions for the production at Clinton Methodist Church.
Shiver Me Timbers! Local Kids Tread The Boards Saturday In Treasure Island
A little red pick-up truck from Missoula Children’s Theater rolled into Clinton last weekend, the back loaded with scripts, sets and pirate costumes for this Saturday’s production of … more
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A FIRST CLASS TERMINAL will open soon at Clinton Regional Airport to welcome pilots and passengers. Airport Manager Joel Long told the Democrat he’s looking forward to moving into his new office that will be housed in the building.
Right On The Runway: Magnificent New Airport Terminal Nearly Ready
It’s been nearly a decade since a 5,000 foot long, 100 foot wide north/south runway was built at Clinton Regional Airport, opening the facility to corporate jets. In two months, Clinton … more
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Economic Development Director Mark Dawson speaks to city council about available power on July 2 at the municipal building in Clinton. Looking on are 2nd Ward Councilman Greg Shannon, 2nd Ward Councilman Roger House, City Administrator Christy Maggi and Mayor Carla Moberly.
Evergy Limits Industrial Development Power
Competing for new industrial development is a hard enough job for municipalities already. Now there is a limit on available electric power. Mark Dawson, economic development director spoke to the … more
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Sheriff J. Kent Oberkrom
Sheriff J. Kent Oberkrom Announces Retirement
When Kent Oberkrom first took office as Henry County sheriff in January 1997, deputies had to supply their own vehicles and pay for their own uniforms, weapons and protective gear. That was common in … more
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“The Fox and the Forest Fire,” was read by Lindy Porter to the younger children at last Monday’s Summer Reading Hour in Appleton City.
Summer Reading Hour Will Celebrate Smokey The Bear's 80th Birthday
On August 9, 2024, Smokey Bear officially turns 80 years old. The iconic image of a black bear in blue jeans and a forest ranger hat, familiar to generations of school children, was introduced in … more
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A BEEHIVE OF ACTIVITY, the Windsor Historical Society hosted a photographic program and is also planning a Civil War exhibit. The organization’s Treasurer Martha Carter announced that two Civil War figures will be included.
Photographer Takes Historical Society On Cross Country Trip
Bob Colvin used to work in automobile and tire sales, but now puts mileage on his car to pursue his passion for photography. Last Saturday, he gave a program to the Windsor Historical Society titled … more
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Commission Candidates Focus On Deputy Salaries
Keeping good law enforcement was a big topic for both incumbent Northside Commissioner Rick Fosnow, and challenger Mark Larson. Both candidates have ideas how to address that, and a recent effort … more
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HELPING TO BEAT THE HEAT, Artesian Park Pool has been up and running since June 22. Pool employees Jakki Parker, Kylie Williamson, Sam Baughman and Alex Crawford reviewed pool rules with Carter Schussler.
City Pool Improvements Hit A High Water Mark!
The state of the city outdoor pool, sewer plant and street projects were discussed, during the public works committee report at the city council meeting on July 2 at the municipal building in … more
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CROSSING A HIGH SPEED BUMP, a truck proceeds over Augusta Street Bridge. The City of Clinton and Henry County have agreed to an intergovernmental bridge replacement.
City And County To Fix Dangerous Bridge Access
A very poorly installed bridge is finally going to be replaced. The city council unanimously approved an intergovernmental bridge replacement agreement between the city and Henry County, during the … more
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DELIVERING THE GREEN in a John Deere, Heritage Tractor’s Abbie Cardwell and Colton Buss presented Clinton Animal Shelter representative Pam Stocking and Zoey the wonderdog with a $1,000 donation.
Heritage Tractor Delivers Help For Clinton Animal Shelter Pets
People seeing the Heritage Traveling Tractor driving along Highway 7 on July 2nd might have thought it was heading for Olde Glory Days. The tractor was in full 4th display with its flag-painted hood … more
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PART OF THE OLDE GLORY DAYS PARADE Procession, Dr. Gus Wetzel drove his Model T with Kathy Keith-Wood in the passenger seat.
Class of '59 Rides Again With Parade Award And Memory Walk Dedication
In the fall of 1958, more than 100 Clinton High School students started their senior year in a three-story brick school building on the corner of 3rd and Franklin. The seniors were told that after … more
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A Big MODOT traffic sign alerting motorists of the big bridge replacement project beginning on June 24 just west of Big Creek on State Route 7.
Big Creek Is The Scene For New Bridges
Fifty years is about the life expectancy for many bridges in the Missouri Department of Transportation highway network. That is exactly the age for two southbound State Route 7 bridges over dual … more
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IN HIS WEATHER CENTER, Jim Sublette holds a “Respect the Polygon” T-Shirt. Sublette monitors weather data and disperses information to a wide audience of followers from his live streams.
An Eye On The Storm: Local Weather Caster Inspires Logo
Earlier this spring during a thunderstorm, Angie Loughridge was watching Jim Sublette’s live stream on Subby’s West Central Missouri (WCMO) Weather Advisory Page. Angie was also talking … more
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GETTING A BOOST with a major donation from Heritage Tractor in Clinton will aid in the care of dogs like Hercules who has heartworm and needs treatment. With Hercules is Shelter Assistant Pam Stocking.
Heritage Tractor Heeds Call With A Helping Hand To Animal Shelter
The Clinton Animal Shelter’s Facebook page often says it. There is a need for food or other items that help this charitable institution keep its dogs and cats healthy. Heritage Tractor heard … more
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FOLLOWING A GRAND RIBBON CUTTING, ABA Director Brook Allen spoke with Paula Lane of Windsor in the staff room of the building.
Pediatric Place POPS With Color For Autism & Neurodevelopment Opening
Confetti fireworks and a pink, teal and white balloon arch marked the opening of the new Autism and Neurodevelopment Center on June 21. More than 70 people gathered under a large canopy in the … more
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The Pediatric Place Announces Opening Of Autism And Neurodevelopmental Center
The Pediatric Place is excited to announce the opening of our new state-of-the-art Autism and Neurodevelopmental Center next month in Clinton, Missouri. This exciting milestone represents the … more
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OPENING THE DOORS TO A LEGEND, Dawn Guterman hosts birthday parties, tours and overnight guests at her home, the Jesse James Hideaway near Clinton.
History Is Close To Home At Jesse James HIdeaway
There are two theories of why a Clinton rancher named Warren C. Bronaugh visited the Younger brothers in prison after they were arrested and sentenced to life sentences for robbing a bank and … more
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TAKING THE TOP SPOT, Ashley Berry of Clinton is the new Miss Missouri. The top five finalists for Missouri were third runner-up, Miss Heart of the Ozarks Hannah Schrader, first runner-up Miss Audrain Tabitha Crain, Miss Missouri 2024 Ashley Berry, second runner-up Miss North Kansas City Courtney Row and fourth runner-up Miss Spirit of St, Louis Halie Hebron.
Clinton's Ashley Berry Crowned Miss Missouri
The Miss Missouri Scholarship Organization crowned a new Miss Missouri and she is Ashley Berry of Clinton, Mo. Ashley was also Miss Missouri’s Teen in 2021. Throughout the evening, Ashley … more
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HOLDING HISTORY, Henry County Museum Board President Klein Spangler displayed a Chinker-Chek board made in Clinton. With him were board officers that included Adele Bernard, Carle Lowe and Marilynn Henry.
Chinker-Chek Adds Local History To Olde Glory Days
Chinese Checkers is a board game of European origin that can be played by two to six people, competing individually or with partners. A version of the game, called Chinker-Chek, “The Game For … more
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OGD Badges Have Arrived!
OGD is thrilled to announce that the badges for Olde Glory Days have arrived! With the badges in hand, all that’s left to do is print the game tickets and receive the pocket planners, and then … more
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MARKING A MAJOR MILESTONE, the Appleton City Fire Department is marking 100 years. Members of the department include Aaron Johnson, Doug Snodgrass, Jayme Kepley, Bryan Wade, Daniel Garver, Nathan Wade, Carl Garrett, Brandon Snodgrass, Caitlin Wade, Bob Grubb, Mason Johnson and Wayne Wood.
Appleton City Fire Department Celebrates A Century Of Service!
In 1924, W. F. Stroup organized a volunteer fire department for Appleton City at the request of the local Chamber of Commerce. Stroup recruited a dozen young men and was named captain. According to … more
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SHARING A SHOPPING EXPERIENCE, Shaun, Hannah and Kiera Green were at Aldi in Clinton on Tuesday morning. A new store is currently under construction and will be located across the street.
A Change In Plans: Clinton Grocery Store On The Move
If you’ve noticed a lot of heavy equipment, noise and activity on Pawnee Street behind Walgreen’s, there is a reason. Aldi is building something across the street from its current store. … more
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City Council Met With Jam Packed Agenda
The City Council meeting on June 4, 2024, was packed with important updates and decisions for the community, highlighting various improvements and plans. One of the standout announcements was the … more
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LOOKING TO THE FUTURE, the family of Cheryl Craig was invited to help put up the banner on the fence in front of the 15 acres next to the Clinton Community Center where the new buildings will be built. With the banner was Andrea Schmidt, Emily Combs, Alexa Thomsen, Becky Gregory, Phil Craig and Sandy Carroll.
On The Move! Share & Care Plans New Offices And Training Complex
On April 13, 1989, two dozen people gathered at the former Lutheran Church near the Clinton Square to discuss how they could support families in the communities with members who needed services they … more
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