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Local animal rescue advocates got messy for a great cause this week, teaming up with the national Jordan’s Way organization for a high-energy, live-streamed event that brought a massive wave of … more
The new pavilion at Urich City Park may look just like the old pavilion. But only a few things are original — the painted, wood-slat benches, the large “We Welcome You,” sign, the wooden eagle … more
This past weekend, Clinton welcomed 400 golfers and approximately 700 Elks members for the 58th annual Missouri State Elks Golf Tournament. Festivities spanned Friday, Saturday, and Sunday, … more
When Matt Wray worked in a gas station during high school, he remembers the price of a gallon of gas jumping from 79 cents to $1. The gas jockeys were glad, he said, because it made it easy to figure … more
Kevin McWilliams was working in the sports medicine department at the University of Minnesota when a job came open at Golden Valley Memorial Healthcare. He and his spouse, Jennifer McWilliams, who … more
As election security continues to be a topic of public discussion across the country, Henry County Clerk and Election Authority Kelly Marriott wants residents to know that multiple safeguards are in … more
Clinton is preparing to welcome approximately 350 Elks members from across Missouri as the city hosts the Missouri State Elks Golf Tournament on Aug. 1 and 2. The tournament, considered one of the … more
Families and community members are invited to enjoy an evening outdoors as Clinton Main Street partners with The Pediatric Place Family First Initiative to host the community’s first Community … more
A new tow boat service now operating out of Drake Harbor is aiming to give boaters on Truman Lake and the Osage River a little extra peace of mind this summer. Kenneth Dunlap, a United States … more
The Missouri State Team Member Awards of Distinction have been presented to exceptional staff in the state’s 17 cabinet-level departments. Three were earned by members of the Missouri … more
Jerry Dines tells this story about an incident in the American Revolution featuring a type of long rifle he has in his collection: On October 7, 1777, Sgt. Timothy Murphy, a sharpshooter in … more
A centerpiece of Clinton, The Square has had its ups and downs with unoccupied buildings over the past several years. The red brick building at the corner of West Jefferson Street and South … more
Last Friday, Deborah Powell was in Clinton to speak to the women’s group at Clinton Methodist Church about the CAC (Children’s Advocacy Center) she helped build in Butler. The center serves the … more
The Henry County Democrat Club awarded $1,000 scholarships to two Clinton High School seniors. They are Ashlyn Swartz and Levi Pope. The scholarship was created in the memory of the late Senator … more
In late spring of 1776, George Washington made a visit to Philadelphia. While he was in town, he and two founding fathers visited a seamstress who owned an upholstery business on Arch Street. … more
Clinton’s biggest annual celebration is just around the corner, with the 33rd Olde Glory Days festival set to run July 1-5, bringing an estimated 25,000 visitors to the historic downtown square for … more
In 1986, Jeff Graham graduated from Jackson High School and enrolled in Southeast Missouri State University in Cape Girardeau. Jeff had started percussion lessons when he was 12, and played drums all … more
It’s possible that some of the amendments on the midterm election ballots related to taxes may cause a healthy number of voters to rush to the polls to voice their approval or disapproval. And … more
Last October, Care Connection, a social service agency that provides senior services for counties in West Central Missouri, announced that it could no longer afford to operate programs at the Senior … more
Twenty years ago, Rev. Cody Collier visited Blake’s Chapel, a United Methodist Church (UMC) northeast of Clinton. The new district superintendent overseeing UMC churches in the area, Rev. Collier … more
Dr. Sam Alexander says his campaign for Missouri Senate District 28 has not been built from behind a desk, through mailers or only at large political events. Instead, Alexander said it has been built … more
With summer temperatures headed our way, people want to head to the lake. However, if you’re thinking of the Grand River arm of Truman Lake’s Bucksaw Beach—the only swimming beach close to … more
Seven and a half years ago, Anthony Velazquez received a directive from God to start a church. Anthony replied, “How do I do that?” and God told him, “Ask some people over, and I will do … more
Radford Media Group is proud to announce that 95.3 KDKD, Today’s Country, has been honored with the Missouri Broadcasters Association (MBA) Award for Best Radio Imaging – Small Market Radio … more
When Debby Miller Brooks was a student at Windsor High School, her favorite teacher was Louise Rhodes. “She was the kind of teacher who saw everything in you,” Debby said. “She could see the … more
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