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A SEASON OF GIVING, Kathy Copper and Kent Schussler loaded boxes destined for Henry County families in need with food, clothing and gifts.
Project Christmas Cheer A Bright Light In The Season
For over 40 years, Project Christmas Cheer has been providing help for families in need in Henry County during the holiday seasons. Project Christmas Cheer is spearheaded by co-chairs Susie Wetzel … more
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HATS AND BURGERS were delivered to the Veteran’s Home in Warrensburg by Sammee, Marylin, and Gene Reid.
Cattlemen Hold Grand Grilling Events
Henry County Cattleman had two grilling events in November. One was the Windsor FFA Labor Auction and second was our yearly grilling for the Warrensburg Veteran’s Home. HHC was also able to … more
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CFD Responds To Saturday Morning Fire
The Clinton Fire Department responded Saturday morning (November 19) to a vehicle fire on North Highway 7, just past the intersection (North Junction). The fire caused a considerable backup of … more
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A LOT OF PEOPLE ARE WORKING ON THANKSGIVING and not just at stores. Clinton Parkfield Inn employee Malina Clark will spend the day taking care of hotel guests.
Meet The People Who Work On Thanksgiving
Thanksgiving. A day to be with family, have a day off, maybe watch the Macy’s Thanksgiving Day parade in your pajamas while sipping coffee, the smell of cooking turkey wafting through the … more
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A PUSH to keep kids warm and safe is underway the annual Keeps The Kids Warm Community Coat Drive. Donna West is spearheading the effort this year.
Bringing Warmth One Coat At A Time
With plummeting temperatures and an early snow, this year’s annual Keep The Kids Warm Community Coat Drive could not come at a better time! Many of you will remember this drive was started by … more
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DINNER PLUCKED FROM A TREE, was presented at the Missouri Department of Conservation office in Clinton and Lost Valley Hatchery in Warsaw. Kara Entrop and Ginger Miller prepared a variety of items from native trees including cookies and fudge.
Benefit And Joy Of Tasty Tree Treats
In Missouri, you can hunt for turkey and grow your own corn, traditional Thanksgiving fare. You can also pick dinner off the trees. Last week, Ginger Miller and Kara Entrop presented a “Tasty … more
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Erin Mizer of Edgerton, KS walked away with a door prize of a brand new Lowrance Elite FS fish finder from the recent Lowrance seminar held at Anglers Port Marine.
Sonar Seminars Add Juice
The continuing series of electronics seminars held by Angler’s Port Marine, on Highway 7, give fishermen and boaters the information they need to really use their fish finders. “Probably … more
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The Little Apple
November 9, 2022 Unofficial election results from the St. Clair Co Clerk’s office: US Senator: Schmitt 2711 Valentine 835 Dine 101 Venable 44 State Auditor: Fitzpatrick 2877 Green 693 Hartwig … more
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Narconon Public Service Announcement
Cocaine is again prominent in the world of drugs and steadily becoming more available. Finding pure Cocaine is next to impossible so dealers have been cutting drugs by adding Fentanyl to expand their … more
METEORITE: MSU Geology Professor Dr. Kevin Evans spoke to the Saint Clair County Historical Society in Osceola. Dr. Evans displayed a Weaubleau egg, a round rock resembling a cannon ball. These “eggs” formed when a meteorite struck the ground. Attendees at the event included Wayne Wilson.
Cloudy With A Chance Of Meteors? Weaubleau Impact Structure Has Cosmic Link
If you are planning to watch the Leonid Meteor Showers in mid-November, you may want to consider what came out of the sky and landed in mid-Missouri in past eons. Missouri is the location of three … more
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Jonas Unell, who is from Sweden, and Shellie Unell own 4th Street Fika, a Nordic-themed coffee shop on Appleton City’s main street.
Have a Nice Fika: Couple Brews Up A Bit of Sweden in Appleton City
Word for day: Fika. Pronounced fee-ka, it’s a Swedish term for taking time to slow down and appreciate the good things in life.And it’s also a place: Jonas and Shellie Unell’s 4th … more
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Clinton Chamber of Commerce Update
It’s Nov. and it’s time for the Holidays! You may think the Holidays don’t actually begin until after Thanksgiving. However for the Greater Clinton-Area Chamber of Commerce, we are … more
THEY DESERVE A BRIGHT FUTURE and the Clinton Animal Shelter is on a mission to do just that. The organization recently received several donations including one from TCI in Clinton. Representing them was Sabrina Harris who took time to meet Elvis.
Shelter Takes Action To Help Area Animals
The Clinton Animal Shelter is a local non-profit no kill animal shelter for cats and dogs. The shelter has a contract with the city of Clinton to accept animals through Clinton Animal Control. They … more
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SHOP CLASS continues to guide local wood crafter Garry Woodward who set up a business on his property off Highway Z.
Back To The Wood And Work For Deepwater Retiree
It’s been a few decades, but Garry Woodward still recalls the shop class he took from Fred Dillon at Midway High School, west of Harrisonville. “I didn’t always get along with … more
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PEOPLE HELPING PEOPLE is at the forefront of the Truman Lake Community Foundation. The organization recently marked its 25th year. Recently, the TLCF presented grants to local schools in Clinton, as well as Sherwood.
Foundation Remains Local Force For Good
For nearly 25 years, the Truman Lake Community Foundation has extended a helping hand. The foundation provides grants – more than $5.6 million to date – and offers donors a way to invest … more
BRINGING HOLIDAY CHEER, Matt and Halley Bridges hosted a second “Christmas On The Farm” last Saturday. The Bridges make ornaments and other items, many from wood.
Area Family Crafts New Life For Their Old Barn
It was windy and rainy when Christmas on the Farm opened at 8:30 a.m. last Saturday, but inside the barn, crowds of early shoppers were getting into the holiday spirit. Christmas on the Farm is an … more
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DOING THEIR CIVIC DUTY, Boann Parks and Peggy Arthur checked in voter Mark Hodges on Tuesday at the Benson Center.
Amendments Draw Henry County Voters To The Ballot Box
Election results for HENRY COUNTY ONLY: While the Republicans are hoping for a red wave, what brought a lot of Missouri voters to the polling stations was a green leaf: Missouri wasn’t the only … more
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Rebecca Buffet, signed up for the National Novel Writers Month Challenge at the Henry County Library. She was accompanied by her mother, Heather Buffet.
Ready, Set, Write: Teen Author Takes On Challenge
It’s NaNoWriMo, and Rebecca Buffet is signed up and ready to write. NaNoWriMo stands for National Novel Writing Month, which is November. For the first year, the Henry County Library is … more
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SHOWING OFF one of many, Lincoln's Brad Jelinek fished the MLF Tournament of Champions on Lake Guntersville in Alabama earlier this month.
Local Anglers Take On MLF Tournament Of Champions
Local anglers Brad Jelinek of Lincoln, Brock Reinkemeyer of Warsaw, Chris Bridges of Clinton and Joe Tucker of Osceola fished in the Tournament of Champions held by Major League Fishing. The … more
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WINE STROLL WARRIORS, including Kaitlyn Pulcini, Susan Potter, Jenny Bruce, Melana Kenney, Kristin Owens, Allison Olson, Kayla Sherer and Taylor McCoy, enjoyed a glass at Creative Paints during Saturday’s event.
Fun Pours Into Clinton At Eighth Annual Wine Stroll
Clinton Main Street held their eighth annual Clinton Wine Stroll on Saturday October, 22nd. This event caters to people who want to sample wines and sip while they shop. Clinton Main Street sold out … more
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MAKING A BIG IMPACT with the kickoff of Operation Christmas Child were Doyle Oxley, Nancy Muwanas-Arias and Susan Oxley at the First Baptist Church in Clinton on Sunday.
A Small Shoebox Has Big Meaning To Kids This Christmas
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FRIGHTFUL NIGHTS have been given by Tina Williams, Clinton, and still remain a popular event in town.
Ghost Tours Provide A Horrifically Good Time For Enthusiasts
Did you know Clinton once had its own coffin factory? Have you ever heard the tragic tale of Dr M. M. Barr? What about the Gallows on Franklin Street? You can hear these stories and more while … more
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PATRIOTISM was on display during the presentation of a Quilt of Valor to Major Lara Briseno-Kenney by Sam McDaniel and Jennifer Umland during an event at VFW Post 1894.
VFW Posts A Success: Event Draws Women Veterans, Service Providers To Clinton
The reason for the event at VFW Post 1894 was evident from the moment people walked through the door last Saturday and were met by greeters in red T-shirts.“Are you a veteran?” Karen … more
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A FESTIVE FLAIR greets all passersby at Tamera Jones home on Ohio Street in Clinton. Jones, who has been decorating with her army of skeletons since 2018, displays her “bones” year-round.
Skulls, Skeletons Haunt Halloween Home On Ohio
It is that time of year again when the leaves turn, kids excitedly pick out costumes, and the Skeletons of Ohio come out in full force! If you have driven down Ohio Street in the month of October in … more
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CLINTON EDUCATOR Tammy Carroll took flight over Truman Lake last Saturday with pilot Michael Rosiere in his light-sport, weight-shift amphibious aircraft.
Up for Adventure: Pilot Takes Love of Freedom to the Skies
Flying a light-sport aircraft over Truman Lake— basically a two-seater hang-glider with a propeller and an open cockpit— is what pilot Michael Rosiere does to keep himself occupied … more
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