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March 23, 2023
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THE TASTE OF SWEET SUCCESS, Paul Landsberg has facilities that include a warehouse, dry storage room and a bottling and extracting room, where a stainless-steel extractor removes the honey from the frames by centrifugal force.
Does He Do It For The Buzz? Paul Landsberg Continues Major Honey Farm Expansion
With more than 30 million workers, Paul Landsberg is the biggest employer in Henry County. He houses his employees on his 27-acre property, north of Tightwad, plus on 35 properties from Benton County … more
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BEGINNERS AND PROS packed a Fly Fishing Expo in Clinton. Attendees included Ariel Warren who has been tying for one year, after taking lessons from her dad, Richard Warren.
Benson Center Booms With Sounds Of Fly Fisherman
How do you know that the event you held at the Benson Center was a success? Was it because the parking lot was full, and the overflow lot was busy? Or was it because you had to wait in line 10 … more
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PREPARING for a cohort of apprentices, Megan Weiss is slated to instruct 36 students to obtain their EMT Certification.
CTS Launches Innovative, Live Saving EMT Program
Beginning next fall, juniors and seniors at Clinton High School, as well as students from 11 area high schools, will have the opportunity to be a part of the district’s first-ever Emergency … more
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SUPER NEW events are being planned for this year’s Calhoun Colt Show. The annual event has been an area staple since the early 1900’s.
Plans Underway To Kick Up The Dust In Calhoun
They are planning on “Kicking Up the Dust in Calhoun” next fall at the 114th Calhoun Colt Show, and already have three new events on the roster. Two of the new events require advance … more
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Micheal Ashley and Conner Bock of Rockville took first prize in last weekend’s Coyote Hunt, sponsored by the Montrose VFW post, with 15 coyotes taken, including largest coyote.
Rival Teams Get Skunked At Coyote Tournament
Neither the all-female team or their male counterparts came home with bragging rights from last weekend’s VFW Post Coyote Tournament in south Henry County. Sarah Bourland, spouse of tournament … more
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March 9, 2023
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FOLLOWING GENERATIONS BEFORE HIM, Garret Hawkins made farming his vocation and avocation. In addition to his Appleton City farm interests, Hawkins serves as President of the Missouri Farm Bureau.
Local Farmer's Voice A Big Boom For MO Agriculture
When Garrett Hawkins was in grade school, he wanted to be an archaeologist. His interests as a boy: Native American artifacts and dinosaur bones. Instead, on the advice of an 8th grade guidance … more
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INTERTWINING HUMOR AND FRIENDSHIP with grief, ‘The Cemetery Club’ opens Friday at the Heartland Theatre in Clinton. Kate French, Elaine VonSpreckelsen and Karen Switzer are cast members in this well-loved play.
'The Cemetery Club' Raises Curtain On Life After Loss
When David Scott retired from his day job in Leavenworth, Kansas, he moved to Warsaw. Wanting to continue his involvement in theater, he looked around and found Heartland Community Theatre in … more
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Joseph Albin
Clinton Man Found Guilty Of Forcible Rape
Joseph Matthew Albin, 53, also known as “Nikki Blades” of Clinton, Missouri has been found guilty of Forcible Rape. He was further found to be a persistent and predatory sex offender as … more
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A SUPER NEW PHASE 2 is in the works to replace the pea gravel at the Clinton Christian Academy’s playground. Kaylee Briggs and Nora Kernohan enjoyed taking flight in the swings.
Clinton Christian Academy Reaps Reward With Grant
CCA students and staff are excitedly awaiting the installation of our “Phase 2” replacement of the pea gravel on our playground to the new pour-in-place surfacing! The new surfacing is … more
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March 2, 2023
CLINTON CELEBRATED Amitria McNack as she returned home from Columbia on Friday, bringing home 1st place in the 145 lb weight class from the 2023 MSHSAA Class 2 Wrestling Championships.
McNack Makes CHS History As First State Champion
Amirtia McNack took home the first-place trophy for Clinton High School in the 145 lb weight class. Lucas Mcmenemy also went to state but was not as successful as his female peer. Clinton High School … more
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MAKING BROADCASTING WAVES, Ava Potter works at radio stations 95.3 KDKD FM and 104.9 The Bizz in pursuit of her interest in sports broadcasting.
Ava Potter Has Score To Settle With Sports World
Ava Potter has a score to settle with the sports world. “A lot of women’s sports aren’t broadcast,” she said, “and there are not a lot of women broadcasters in … more
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Celebrate Agriculture: Thank-A-Farmer Week
Our changing economy illustrates how agriculture impacts our lives now more than ever. Thanks to Missouri farmers, consumers have many choices for the locally sourced food and goods they enjoy. … more
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GIVING AN EDUCATION, Instructor Nathan Bettencourt and Assistant Bill Grammer helped Rob Armstrong adjust his vise during class at Lost Valley Hatchery.
Jig And Fly Classes Offer Big Boost For Beginners
Anglers who wanted to learn how to tie flies and crappie jigs are learning the essentials in a series of classes put on by the Missouri Department of Conservation at the Lost Valley Hatchery in … more
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February 23, 2023
THE MONTROSE VFW COYOTE HUNT has become an annual event. This year’s tournament will get underway on March 4. Event organizer Colby Bourland and his niece Nora have collected door prizes including t-shirts, hoodies and caps and a revolver. Members of the all-female team are Sarah Bourland, Maggy Ruth, Nora’s mother and Katie Koshko.
All Female Team Has Coyote Hunt Prize In Their Crosshairs
Six years ago, Colby Bourland and Matt Koch were trying to come up with fundraisers for the VFW post in Montrose. Their idea: a Coyote Tournament, which they would charge teams $100 to enter. The … more
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AN ENTREPRENEURIAL FORCE, Alex Palmer showed Arnold Bax the soft plastic crappie lures that he creates.
Clinton Teen, The Willie Wonka Of Fishing Lures
Most high-school students look at jobs as something they do after school or in the summer. However, Alex Palmer of Clinton has found that his current job is a little more than part time. In fact, his … more
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Heartland Community Theatre Brings Classic Matinee To Town
Heartland Community Theatre is pleased to announce our upcoming 4th Sunday monthly movie matinee. Please come join us this Sunday, February 26th, 2023, starting at 2:00 p.m., for our latest edition! … more
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A NEW TWIST on afternoon tea, Kara Entrop poured teas made from local trees and shrubs. She was helped by Master Naturalist Roxanne Stockdall.
Tree For Tea? Tasting Party Turns Into Treat
“Terroir” is a French term used by winemakers to describe the character of a wine given to it by the soil and the environment the grape vines grow in. In February, Ginger Miller and Kara … more
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February 16, 2023
The rising sun lights up the Hinton’s building, center, on South Main across from the train depot, which is enclosed to protect it from the elements. Jennifer Hinton said they are fortunate to have great neighbors on South Main, Eberting Chiropractic and Mike and Belinda Meyers.
Mother, Daughter Duo Cultivate Tourism In Former Furniture Store
In June of 2022, Jennifer Hinton, a Clinton High School graduate, bought a building on South Main, across from the train depot. After high school, Jennifer had attended the University of Central … more
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DIVING IS A FAMILY AFFAIR for the Miller’s of Deepwater. Mikayla Miller is part of the Ozarks Scuba Diving Team. The organization utilizes a drone that can descend to 400 ft.
Deepwater Family Dives Into Business
Kris Miller came by his passion for scuba diving naturally — he inherited it from his father, Kenny Miller. Kenny started taking scuba diving lessons when he got out of the military, Kris said. … more
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BUILDING BACK BETTER, St. Paul’s Bishop’s Warden Kate French is proud of the communion box made by her nephew after the former container was damaged in the 2021 flood.
'A Test Of Faith': St. Paul's Survives Pandemic & Flood
When you travel east of Clinton on Hwy. 7, you pass St. Paul’s Episcopal Church, the white church with the red door. The church is less than 25 years old, but when you enter the red door, … more
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