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The planning and preparation is all but in the books and folks are looking forward to the “Thrills and Cheers for 30 Years” rendition of Olde Glory Days this week in downtown Clinton. … more
You may not see artist Jenn Bennett around town. But you might see her artwork walking around if you look down. That’s because her medium is shoes. Jenn is a shoe artist whose canvas is canvas … more
It was his Grandpa John who taught Chase Crawford about the ethics of being an auctioneer. John’s first customer was an elderly retired schoolteacher, who told him, “John, you’re … more
Christy Admire, State Fair Community College Eldon campus site coordinator, was named the 2023 Outstanding Employee of the Year by her peers at an employee recognition dinner in June. She started at … more
Cruisin’ to Clinton, the cruise night on the Square, drew more than cars to town last Saturday. While hotrods, kit cars and vintage cars and trucks were parked on the east side of the Square, … more
The Clinton City Council met in open session June 6 at City Hall. Councilman Austin Jones was absent. Following roll call, the Pledge of Allegiance was recited and the previous meeting’s … more
As director of the Sugar Creek Parks and Recreation department, Pam Burnham oversaw the opening of a new splash pool in the Independence suburb. Instead of a ribbon cutting, she strung … more
The summer season is underway and Clinton Main Street will host “Sippin’ Into Summer” Thursday June 15th from 4:00 PM to 7:00 PM. The event will include 14 participating businesses … more
Four years ago, the owner of the building on the southwest corner of the Square walked into Tim Meyers’ CPA office, three doors down, and asked if he needed more storage room. He didn’t, … more
“All Together Now” is the theme of this year’s Summer Reading Program at the Henry County Library, but last Saturday, it was “Super Friends to the Rescue” at the kickoff … more
To experience God, sometimes you have to listen for his still, small voice. Listening to God’s voice inspired members of First Baptist Church to start a free lunch program for the summer. … more
We have been receiving some emails, phone calls and Facebook messages from our Fair Fans stating that unofficial online ticket brokers are listing State Fair Grandstand concert tickets for sale. … more
Have you ever wondered what it would have been like to ride the rails? Or have you seen long lines of engines and cars and wondered what they are hauling and where they are headed? Mike Offineer, … more
Terri and Paul Cornell’s yard on Truman Street has a screened gazebo on the lot next to their house, and a garden shed in back. The toy fire truck and the fire hydrant in the yard are … more
Muscle cars are a staple of cruise nights. But on June 10, Cruisin’ to Clinton, the local cruise night on the Square, will also feature muscle bikes. Skipper Buckley of Clinton is sharing his … more
Joseph Matthew Albin, 53, also known as “Nikki Blades” of Clinton, Missouri has been sentenced to spend the remainder of his life in prison without the possibility of parole for forcible … more
Karen Pearson of Clinton, a volunteer member of the United States Coast Guard (USCG) Auxiliary, at an awards ceremony with Perry Lake Flotilla 31-09, Perry Kansas on 2 May 2023 received the United … more
The Clinton City Council met in open session May 16. Council Persons Shelley Nelson and Daniel Wilson were absent. The Pledge of Allegiance was recited and previous meeting’s minutes approved; … more
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