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City Clerk Wendee Seatin (pictured far right) gave the Oaths of Office to the newly (and re-elected) city council persons. Left to right are: Daniel Wilson, Roger House, Austin Jones, and Shelley Nelson.
Oaths Of Office Given To New City Council Members
The Clinton City Council met in open session, April 18, at City Hall. Council Persons Debbie Smith and Cameron Jackson were absent. There were no personal appearances or second readings of previously … more
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Colby Thornton
Prosecuting Attorney: Young Man Sentenced In Home Invasion Case
Colby Thornton, 20 of Calhoun, Missouri was sentenced to seventeen (17) years in the Missouri Department of Corrections for burglary in the first degree, kidnapping in the first degree and sexual … more
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QUITE AN HONOR Billy D. Allen earned his 50 Year Pin as member of the Clinton Masonic Lodge #548. With Allen was his daughter Danity Allen Wood
Allen Awarded Rare 50 Year Masonic Pin
Billy D. Allen earned his 50-year-pin as a member of the Clinton Masonic Lodge No. 548 at a recent ceremony. He became an “entered apprentice mason” on April 18, 1972. He earned his … more
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COWBOYS AND COWGIRLS turned out Saturday for an interactive murder mystery dinner at the Calhoun Colt Show Building. Tate Frost, Rob Hill and Joe Trogden were part of the ‘Murder At The Deadwood Saloon’ cast.
Interactive Murder Mystery Raises Stakes For Calhoun Colt Show
It is a cool night in October of 1874, the night of the final game of the poker tournament at the Deadwood Saloon. At the table are Gambling Jack, card shark Clay Coldwell, land speculator Montgomery … more
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A LEGEND IN MISSOURI, Clinton’s Cruise Night has a long, storied history. Matt Ray in his 1937 Wild Rod and Brent Winter have led an effort to keep Cruise Night on The Square. Helping with the formation of the new organization is Marty Loyd.
Nearly Broke Down, Three Car Buffs Keep Cruise Night Running
On Saturday, May 13, Clinton will host the first cruise night of the season. Although cruise nights on the Square have been going for 20 years, the tradition was in danger of ending last year. Then … more
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April 27, 2023
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April 20, 2023
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ONWARD AND UPWARD, Greg Shannon’s new business provides shuttle services for people and bicycles, baggage transfer and ride assistance for folks riding the Katy Trail.
Rolling Into The Future: Clinton Tour And Shuttle Service Departs
When COVID hit, Greg Shannon decided to call it quits after 35 years in health care, seven of those years at Golden Valley Memorial Hospital. Last Friday, the Chamber of Commerce held a … more
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BIRD WATCHING IS BIG for many, including Kathy Hetherington who pointed out a Great Horned Owl to Roxanne Stockdall while on the grounds of the Missouri Department of Conservation Clinton office.
Earth Day An Inspiration & Connection To Our Planet
People join a Master Naturalist chapter because they have a strong interest in some aspect of the natural world. In the Hi Lonesome Chapter, which serves Henry and Benton counties, there is the … more
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Mowery Tabbed To Lead Clinton Football
On Friday, Todd Mowrey, the current Cardinals wrestling coach who helped lead Amitria McNack to a state title just months ago, was announced as the newest Clinton High School Head Football Coach. The … more
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HELPING GROW THE FUTURE, Clinton’s annual FFA Spring Plant Sale will get underway on Thursday, April 27 and Friday, April 28. Preparing for the event were CHS students Shelby Ragan and Lauren Tucker.
Growing In New Ways: CHS Campus Farm Highlights Agriculture & Spring Plant Sale
The annual FFA Spring Plant Sale at Clinton High School will be Thursday, April 27, and Friday, April 28, from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. The sale features ornamental plants, vegetable starts and hanging … more
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April 13, 2023
A SUCCESS STORY in bringing back independent pharmacies, Ryan and Julie Summers have expanded their Clinton location to include 12 other locations.
Doing The Math: Pharmacies Fill Gap In Rural Communities
On April 1, 2023, Ryan and Julie Summers drove out to Primitive Old Crow and Winery. There, they were surprised to find family and employees gathered for a party to mark the 10th anniversary of the … more
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As part of earning their Citizen Merit Badges Boy Scout Troop 430 led the saying of the Pledge of Allegiance and stayed for the council meeting.
Boy Scout Troop 430 Says 'Pledge Of Allegiance' At City Council Meeting
The Clinton City Council met in open session on April 4 at City Hall. Preceding the council meeting was the dangerous building commission meeting which was led by Councilman Daniel Wilson. Community … more
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Henry County Library Launches Spring Book Sale
The Friends of the Henry County Library Group will be holding its Spring Book Sale from April 17th – April 22nd in the Friends Room of the library located at 123 E. Green Street, Clinton, MO. … more
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UNLEASHING her creative talent, Beth Halsey penned a book about her dog Otis. During book signings, Halsey applies the “Official Otis Paw Print” to each book.
Otis Says: Book Turns Beagle Into Celebrity
Beth Halsey had many items to do on her bucket list. But writing a book was not one of them. “I didn’t like to write,” she said, “and never wrote anything unless required by … more
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April 6, 2023
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DOING THEIR CIVIC DUTY, Parker Russell and Lori Mothersbaugh voted at the Benson Center on Tuesday.
Plethora Of Ballot Issues Propel Henry County Voters To The Polls
The turnout, as is historical for municipal elections in Henry County, was not very strong. Out of the 14,297 registered voters in Henry County, 1,576 turned out to cast their votes (11.16%). Please … more
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THE FOUNDER, Arlene Crawford began the Golden Valley Gals chapter of Women on Wheels to find other women to ride with.
For Golden Valley Women On Wheels, It's All About The Trip
Why did Arlene Crawford of Urich start a local chapter of Women on Wheels? “Because I didn’t have any women to ride with,” she explained, “Men have different priorities when … more
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Rachel Boyles
Golden Valley Memorial Healthcare Announces Chief Service Officer
Golden Valley Memorial Healthcare (GVMH) is pleased to announce the promotion of Rachel Boyles to Chief Service Officer. In her new role, Boyles will serve on the administrative leadership team and … more
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HAVE TORCH WILL TRAVEL, Daniel Alberty was 11 years old when a welding career came calling on his grandfather’s farm.
Welder Puts Pedal To The Metal For Mobile Service
When Daniel Alberty was 11 years old, he discovered what he wanted to do in life. He often hung out at his grandfather’s farm, he said, where his grandfather raised horses, cattle and sheep. … more
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March 30, 2023
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Angler's Port Seminar Adds Ride 'N Go
After a winter of short days and long nights, most fishermen are ready for spring, or at least ready for spring weather. For those not ready, Angler’s Port Marine is holding a seminar on … more
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New Main Street Director Amanda Johnson is busy acclimating to her new role. She reported to the council (March 7) that she was actively seeking younger members and volunteers for Main Street committees and activities.
Clinton Seeks Active Members For Main Street Committees
The Clinton City Council met in open session March 21 at City Hall. Absent were Council Persons Debbie Smith, Cameron Jackson and Becky Raysik. Following roll call and the saying of the Pledge of … more
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WIELDING THE GAVEL to raise funds for the Clinton Senior Center, Lora Anstine auctioned a quilt made by Beverly Bowers during “Art for the Ages” on Sunday. Bowers who made the donation in honor of all the people who make the Senior Center possible, watched as the auction of her work took place.
Winner, Winner, Chicken Dinner! Art Auction Raises Funds For Meals
The first ever “Art for the Ages” auction raised more than $2,300 last Sunday for the Clinton Senior Center. With 164 tickets sold, the event, on March 26, drew lovers of local art and … more
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