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RESIDENT Nick Smith addressed the Clinton City Council about officially incorporating the Sweeney Cemetery into Englewood Cemetery’s property.
Council Hears Citizen Asking For Annexation Of Englewood
The Clinton City Council met in open session, January 3, at City Hall. Councilman Gene Henry was absent, all other council persons were present – Mayor Carla Moberly presided. Following roll … more
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FATHER JIM Taranto is a busy man, serving the three churches in Truman Lake Parish: Holy Rosary, St. Catherine in Osceola and St. Bartholomew in Windsor.
Father Jim Is The Traveling Priest Of Truman Lake
Like Santa Claus, Father Jim Taranto covers a lot of ground on Christmas Eve. First he drives 25 miles to Osceola, where he celebrates Mass at St. Catherine Church at 2 p.m. Then he drives 25 miles … more
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CDD January 5, 2023
HAPPY NEW YEAR! From the staff of the Clinton Daily Democrat and The Kayo. We are Office Manager Alexander Edwards, Courier Mark Meloy, Reporter Lucas Edwards, Graphic Design Tyler Simons, Sports Reporter Tim Komer, Sales Director Mac Vorce, Publisher James Mahlon White, Reporter Tabitha Mifflin, Circulation Joshua Gallaway, Editor-In-Chief Adam Howe, Design Director Kim Hanson, Reporter Jennifer Jackson and Feature Reporter Keith Jackson. From all of us to you, a sincere thanks for your readership.
We Bid Farewell To 2022 By Taking A Look Back
After an unexpected and unpredictable two-year long global pandemic, 2022 arrived amidst a surge of new positive COVID cases. However, as of January 1st, the COVID-19 related state of emergency in … more
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ITS OFFICIAL, the Henry County Commission formally adopted the county’s 2023 budget on January 3. County Clerk Rick Watson, Presiding Commissioner Jim Stone, Commissioner Dale Lawler and Commissioner Rick Fosnow met to review numbers prior to adoption.
County Adopts 2023 Budget Amid Inflation Concerns
The Henry County Budget was signed this morning by the county commission. In all, the budget appears to be in good shape. In January of 2022 the general revenue fund had $4.2 million and today … more
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Winter Sowing: Melinda Barr watched as her son, Tristan Barr, got his hands dirty making a milk-jug greenhouse during the MDC workshop at Lost Valley Hatchery.
The Joy Of Sowing: Getting In Touch With Nature Is Antidote For Winter
Putting your hands in potting soil and planting seeds was a perfect activity for a late December day. That’s what Kara Entrop offered last Saturday at Lost Mountain Hatchery in Warsaw at the … more
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CDD December 29, 2022
BREAKING GROUND ON A GROUND BREAKING RADIATION ONCOLOGY CENTER, Golden Valley Memorial Healthcare held a ceremony to mark the occasion. Attendees included Dr. Ken and Susan Scott, Sandra Braithwait, Debra and David Mills, Peggy Bowles, Kent Cable, Susie and Dr. Gus Wetzel, JoAnn and Dr. James Bourland, Jim Smith, Jessie and Craig Thompson, Irene Vansant Seiler.
GVMH Expands Presence With State Of The Art Radiation Oncology Center
Golden Valley Memorial Healthcare (GVMH) held a groundbreaking ceremony for its new radiation oncology facility on December 21, 2022. The state-of-the-art radiation oncology facility will have the … more
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FINDING INSPIRATION from pets, Clinton artist Susan Sanders has been chosen to create a pet portrait for the winner of a Clinton Animal Shelter raffle.
Clinton Artist Combines The Love Of Animals And Art
Susan Sanders has always had a love of art. So after a hiatus of college, work and raising a family, she got back into art six years ago, when she was given a gift certificate to the Kansas City Art … more
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Shane Chesher
Jury Finds Man Guilty Of Murder In The First Degree
The Henry County Prosecuting Attorney’s Office announced that on December 16, 2022, Shane Chesher, 37, Windsor, was found guilty by a Henry County jury of murder in the first degree, armed … more
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A NOSTALGIC confection is featured at Primitive Olde Crow with handmade fudge by employee and candy maker Kimberly Hendrick.
Local Candy Maker Is Willy Wonka Of Fudge
It’s a mid-century memory of Christmas — your mother or grandmother in the kitchen, standing over the stove stirring a pan of fudge. The process was tricky, as it required raising the … more
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GRINNING WITH THE GREEN GUY, Kion and Kayana Boyle met the Grinch at the Nutrition Trail in downtown Clinton.
You're A Mean One: The Grinch Surprises And Scares On The Clinton Square
Jackson Sanders got up Friday afternoon at his home near Tightwad and drove an hour to his job in Harrisonville. There, he worked all night at a WalMart distribution center, where he is a maintenance … more
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BRINGING NEW LIFE to the landmark Italinate-Victorian home at the corner of Main and Clinton Streets, Eric Odell created a diorama from the house’s old circuit box, originally a sign from the train depot. Susie Hill helped her sister Rosemary Bosma with the restoration.
Major Renovation Rekindles Old Memories & Makes Room For New
Three years ago, Rosemary Bosma bought an abandoned house at auction on the courthouse steps. The house, on the corner of Main and Clinton streets, was three doors down from where her sister lives, … more
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CTS Receives $400,000 Grant
The Missouri Department of Elementary and Secondary Education (DESE) recently awarded Clinton Technical School a $400,000 grant. This Missouri Area Career Center Opportunity (MACCO) Grant provides … more
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FOLLOWING MUCH RESEARCH and many comparisons, the CSD voted to remain in the Missouri River Valley Conference instead of making a move to the Ozark Highlands
It Has Been Decided, Cards Stay In MRVC
By a vote of 5-2, the Clinton School Board has decided to stay in the MRVC (Missouri River Valley Conference) and not join the OHC (Ozark Highland Conference). The district was invited by the OHC, … more
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December 15, 2022
A FOUR LEGGED HEADLINER, a camel named Nora took part in “Christmas As Told By The Animals,” the living nativity program at Lakeview Barn in Appleton City. Nora was born at the farm of Sarah and Joshua Crank in Marshall. Lakeview Barn proprietor Susan Hearting wrote and directed the event.
Camels At Christmas Bring Nativity Alive
It’s one of the iconic images of Christmas: a camel in the desert, the Christmas Star shining overhead, leading the wise men to the place where the baby Jesus was born. And a dromedary, the … more
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RECEIVING MAJOR RECOGNITION from the Skidmore Foundation were Eric Mitchell (Clinton Friends of the Park), Paula Huffman (Clinton Friends of the Park), Sarah Duncan (GVMH Oncology Project), Robin Ritchie (Clinton Christian Academy), Kyle Sisney, Cari Sisney, Ellison Sisney, Craig Thompson (Oncology Project, GVMH), Amber Hansen (Seeds of Faith Preschool), Paul Hendricks (Henry County Cancer Foundation Golf Classic), and Jill Wareham (Clinton Education Foundation).
Skidmore Foundation Gives Clinton A Lift Up
The Lindon Q. Skidmore Foundation had previously presented funds realized from the trust and the recipients were recognized on Friday afternoon, December 9, on the northeast corner of the square. The … more
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Mac Vorce
Daily Democrat Brings Vorce Aboard As Sales Director
A new year will be bringing new changes to the Benton County Enterprise, Clinton Daily Democrat and Birdman Apparel, with the addition of Mac Vorce as Sales Director for all brands. “Mac is a … more
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FEEDING BODY AND SOUL for a good cause, Clinton Christian Church volunteers Rita Windburn, Pat Bowse, JoAnne Kemper, Elaine VonSpreckelsen, Annette Myers, Marjory Cooper, Beverly Bowers and Carol Hinton baked thousands of cookies for the church’s annual Cookie-Thon.
A Local Tradition: Church Bakers Roll Out Dough For Community
For more than 20 years after Thanksgiving, members of Clinton Christian Church — the red roof church on East Ohio— have donned their aprons, gotten out the flour, butter and sugar, and … more
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A WHIMSICAL STORE, 3 Wishes is a unique collaboration of Larry and Raymona Swisher’s artistic talents. The venue evokes an art gallery, stage set and fairy tale.
Imagination, Adventure Come Alive At Appleton City Store
If you have ever wanted to shop with Harry Potter on Diagonal Alley, or embark on a surreal outing with Mary Poppins, you will like 3 Wishes. Cross the threshold into Raymona and Larry … more
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RAINBOW TROUT, not milk and cookies, are on the menu for Santa and Mrs. Claus at the Lost Valley Hatchery. The duo are scheduled to attend Kids Fishing Day on December 17, along with area youth including Hudson Burdick.
Hatchery Reels In Santa For Kids Fishing Day
You can have breakfast with Santa and dinner with Santa. At the Lost Valley Hatchery on Saturday, Dec. 17, from 10 a.m. to noon, you can also go fishing with Santa. Kara Entrop, at Missouri … more
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WORK continues on the Franklin Street Bridge following multiple delays.
Forgotten Gas Line Delays Franklin Street
“There are things you don’t know are underground until exposed,” said City Administrator Christy Maggi when asked about the potential completion date for the Franklin Street bridge. … more
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PRIZE WINNING author Rebecca Buffet has completed her second work. Buffet was recognized by the Henry County Library for her participation in National Novel Writing Month. She was awarded prizes by Youth Librarian Ryan Muiller.
Clinton Author Pens Compelling 2nd Novel
National Novel Writing Month (NaNoWriMo) is over, and author Rebecca Buffett has gone the distance. Rebecca, 14, completed the goal— 50,000 words, plus eight extra. Her personal best for a … more
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CHRISTMAS is coming to town! Dan Gamet and Anna Hilty made preparations for Santa Paws, one of several holiday events held in Clinton.
Oh What Fun! A Festive December Set For Clinton
Clinton’s Downtown Lighting and Parade officially ushered in the holiday season last Friday! The lights sparkled beautifully as lit entries rounded the Square and Santa met children in the … more
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