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A Windsor patrol led to the discovery of a stolen motorcycle and highlighted an outstanding warrant for Tristan Dawson, after a late-night encounter on October 19, 2025. Around 10:25 p.m., … more
A steady, chilly rain may have soaked the Clinton Historic Downtown Square on Saturday afternoon, but it didn’t keep crowds away from one of the city’s favorite fall traditions. Dozens of … more
A Clinton Police officer was injured Saturday morning following a violent confrontation and vehicle pursuit that ended in Truman Lake. The incident began when officers were dispatched to a local … more
Jim Cook never met a dahlia he didn’t like, with the exception of the peony type, which has a daisy-like double row of petals. When asked what his favorite is, he responds: … more
Many in the next generation can often feel disconnected and unheard by their community. They don’t know how to be more involved or how to make a difference. However, the Clinton Chamber of … more
Workers of the D and D Stone Co., Clinton, began stone work this past week at the 4-way kiosk at the intersection of Main and Benton Streets. The signboard has been out of commission since March 6 … more
A Clinton woman faces multiple felony charges following a narcotics search that uncovered methamphetamine, drug paraphernalia, and stolen firearms inside her home. According to court documents … more
The Henry County Sheriff’s Office is welcoming a familiar face to a new role. Sergeant Jason Baker has officially joined the Investigative Unit as its newest detective, a move that reflects … more
The sound of laughter and shuffling cards filled the Clinton Elks Lodge on Saturday night as dozens of players went “all in” for charity. The annual poker tournament, presented by the … more
The Clinton City Council covered a range of updates and approvals during last week's meeting, addressing ongoing infrastructure projects, facility maintenance, public safety grants, and preparations … more
For years, Henry County was left with no Girl Scout troop, leaving many girls without a fun activity to teach them valuable lessons and the entire community without tasty cookies to buy. However, … more
The Clinton Chamber of Commerce hosted its regular luncheon last week, featuring a significant milestone for the community as longtime Economic Developer Mark Dawson officially retired and welcomed … more
After more than two decades of battling wildfires and managing forests, Josh Shroyer has traded his fireline radio for a pen, collecting years of field stories into a new book that mixes humor, … more
Clinton’s economic future is in experienced hands as Larry Tucker officially steps into the role of Economic Development Director for the City of Clinton and the Clinton Chamber of Commerce, … more
She was born Frankie Leroy Griggs in Appleton City in 1908, the daughter of Frank and Lillian Griggs. In 1926, she graduated from Appleton City High School in a class of 32 students. She went on … more
Davis R-12 Interim Superintendent Mitch Towne says the district’s future will soon rest in the hands of its voters. Following a 4-3 vote by the school board, Davis patrons will decide on … more
Windsor Senior Citizens, Inc., the non-profit organization which owns the Windsor Senior Center, held a Town Hall meeting on September 11 to detail plans for continuing senior center programs and … more
On July 2, 1937, Amelia Earhart’s Lockheed airplane, a 10-E Electra Special, disappeared over the Pacific Ocean. She had flown all but the last leg of a 29,000-mile attempt to become the first … more
A Henry County man will spend three decades in prison for sexually abusing children under the age of 12. Kyle Grandstaff, 35, of Clinton, was sentenced Monday to 30 years in the Missouri … more
In a remarkable display of generosity and community spirit, local residents came together to support the Montrose family of Travis McNeely after a life-altering car accident left his 19-year-old … more
More than 200 people gathered on the Clinton Square over the weekend, holding candles and American flags, to honor the life and legacy of conservative activist Charlie Kirk. The vigil drew families, … more
A Harrisonville man is facing felony charges after leading law enforcement on a pursuit through Henry County early Monday morning. According to the Henry County Sheriff’s Office, the … more
A beloved local fixture right off the square, Cycles & Cream, will be closing its doors permanently on October 5. The announcement, made by owner Ben Hendershot on the shop’s Facebook page, … more
In 1977, armed with a degree in visual communications from the University of Kansas, Shirley Albright began her career in commercial art. She first drew women’s dress fashions for two Kansas … more
Sometimes the difference between despair and hope arrives in the form of a stranger with a warm meal, or a friend who shows up when the world feels like it's crashing down. For Jeffery Courtney, a … more
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