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December 7, 2023
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'Curtain Up' For Heartland's Final Performance Of 2023
Heartland Community Theatre is inviting the community to its final event of the 2023 season, with two (2) back-to-back stage productions on each performance date. A youth production of “Angels … more
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A FORCE FOR GOOD, Dietz Family Buffet Proprietor Mark Dietz and his wife Becky donated 1,200 rolls for the annual countywide Thanksgiving.
Results Are In: Annual Countywide Thanksgiving A Gobbling Success Story
Nearly 1,249 Henry County residents received a traditional dinner on Thanksgiving because more than 200 caring volunteers gave up part of their Thanksgiving Day to help. The planning committee worked … more
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RETRIEVING DECOYS is part of the program during the Missouri Hunting Heritage Foundation’s upcoming free clinic that will be held in Urich on December 16 and 17.
Duck Hunting 101: Giving Young Hunters A Head Start
For young hunters who want to experience something different—or for those who want to see if hunting is a hobby they might enjoy—the Missouri Hunting Heritage Foundation is offering a … more
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READY TO SHINE and achieve best in show, Elijah and Eleanor Lewis are scheduled to compete in the AKC National Championship this month with their dogs Edison and Vivian.
Young Henry County Handlers Take Grown Up Sport In Stride
In December a year ago, Brandi Lewis’ Irish Setter, Vivian, had just a litter of puppies when Brandi got a call from a person who needed Irish Setter puppies for a commercial. The problem: the … more
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November 30, 2023
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MAKING his voice heard before the Clinton City Council, Don Palmgren cited his concern regarding a billiard and ale establishment being located near his home and a new playground.
City Council Hears Concerns From Citizens
The Clinton City Council met in open session November 21 at City Hall. Councilman Daniel Wilson was absent. Following roll call and the saying of the Pledge of Allegiance, the previous … more
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THE BENSON CENTER set the scene for folks to discuss the possibilities to form a new United Methodist Church in Clinton.
What Would JW Do? Methodists Regroup
In the 1700s, an Anglican minister named John Wesley shook up the status quo by taking the church outside the walls and preaching on the hillsides to coal miners and factory workers, reaching … more
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A STUNNING SET OF holiday cards depicting historic buildings in Clinton have been designed by 2007 CHS graduate Maddie Yosch. The cards are available at the Henry County Museum where Linda Hill showed one of her favorites on Tuesday.
It's Beginning To Look A Lot Like Clinton: Artist Creates Second Set Of Holiday Cards
Ask artist Maddie Yosch what Clinton landmark is her favorite, and she’ll tell you the Delozier Building. The former Henry County Bank, at 201 W. Franklin, was built in 1887 and also served as … more
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RELIVING THEIR ADVENTURES through a magnificent trophy room, Mark Rucker and his father Laverne enjoy a purpose built building to display big game taken in Africa with a reserve bow and arrow.
South Henry County To South Africa: Rucker Family Takes Aim For Big Game
In 1993, Mark Rucker decided to add elk to the mix on his ranch in Henry County, south of Brownington, where he raises crops and cattle and whitetail deer for hunting. He and his father, Laverne … more
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November 23, 2023
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WITH DEEP ROOTS in the community, Dody Legacy Group owner Galen Dody received New York Life’s MainStay Mutual Funds Production Leader award.
Dody Legacy Group Receives Major Award
Galen Dody of Dody Legacy Group was presented with the MainStay Mutual Funds Production Leader award on October 23, 2023. Galen has been an agent with New York Life for thirty-seven years and … more
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A REMARKABLE story worth telling, Medal of Honor recipient John Barkley was the subject at a recent program in Windsor conducted by Dan Henry.
Henry County’s Sgt. York: Blairstown Claims WW1 Hero
Sgt. Alvin York and Pfc. John Lewis Barkley had a lot in common. Both were born on farms in rural areas, York in Tennessee and Barkley in Henry County, Missouri. Both spent their youth in the woods, … more
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FINDING HIS ROOTS, Seth Ballantyne demonstrated how to use Family Search to pull up documents in the Family Research Center at Clinton’s Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints.
Climbing Your Family Tree: Ancestors Just A Link Away
Holiday dinners are a time when grandparents, cousins, aunts and uncles gather around the table and catch up on what’s new. It’s also a time to share the old — stories about … more
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A GRAND GROUNDBREAKING CEREMONY marked the start of Clinton’s new airport terminal. Christy Maggi, Gregg Smith, Mayor Carla Moberly and Wallace White were among those marking the occasion.
New Clinton Airport Terminal Cleared For Spectacular Takeoff
It was old home week at the Clinton Regional Airport on Wednesday, Nov. 15, as Clinton’s mayor, Carla Moberly, MODOT Commissioner Gregg Smith and Clinton Airport Association’s Wallace … more
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Clinton City Council Held Open Session
The Clinton City Council met in open session November 7. A public hearing regarding variances in the ordinance at Gerhart Industrial Park was held from 5:45 pm to the opening of the council meeting … more
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THE THRILL AND ADVENTURE OF FLIGHT was on tap for Clinton students Dillon Wheeler, Cheyanne Edwards, Braeden Walters, Robert Mendenhall, Jacob Pfleiderer and Sam Humphreys who rode aboard a Black Hawk helicopter from the CHS campus for a tour of the area.
Clinton Students Get Big Lift From Black Hawk Helicopters
Two Black Hawk helicopters from Whiteman AFB landed on the grounds of Clinton High School (CHS) on November 8 for a JROTC recruiting event. Teachers, cooks, counselors, two students from Clinton … more
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PREPARING FOR A PERFECT OPEN, Natalee Newman, Hailey Coleman, Tracy Fonke and Beth Henderson rehearsed “We’re Not The Gossiping Kind” for the new Kornfield Kounty show that gets underway this weekend.
Back To The Kornfield: Variety Show Will Spotlight Music, Merry & Mirth
When we last visited Kornfield Kounty, Archie was trimming hair and spinning tales in the barbershop. Aunt Pearl was greeting people with her ear-splitting yell, the crows were cawing in the … more
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GAINING MAJOR ATTENTION, Craft Lab founder Amy Bagley has been featured on KMOS TV. Bagley’s Deepwater operation carries products from 18 companies.
What's Cooking At The Craft Lab? Deepwater Store Featured On KMOS
The second week of October, Amy Bagley held her annual fall craft retreat at Heit’s Point Lutheran Camp near Lincoln. To provide materials for the retreat, she loaded up double-sided rolling … more
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A WARM WELCOME, HCHC Director Peggy Bowles welcomes everyone to visit the Henry County Health Center at its new location, 111 North 3rd Street in Clinton.
From Pig Poop To Blueprints, Director Bowles Covers It
Peggy Bowles has lived all over the United States: from down south in Florida, to out west in California and up north in Idaho. Yet when she moved to Clinton, she had to master several new languages. … more
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November 16, 2023
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Scott Brooks, election verification judge for the past 20 years, reads off the absentee count from the ballot machine after the polls closed Tuesday night.
Tax Measures Get Voters To Polls On Tuesday
There were only two questions for Clinton voters to weigh in on: both were ¼ cent tax renewal questions: a 1/4 cent Parks and Rec tax and a 1/4 cent Transportation tax. Both were given the … more
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BRINGING ON THE CHRISTMAS CHEER, merchants including David Cummings of Cummings Men’s Wear will participate in Merry Main Street this Saturday.
Ready, Set, Go! It's Time To Get Merry On Main Street
Gumdrops on cupcakes and cookies with sprinkles, Warm apple cider and bright lights that twinkle, Brown paper packages tied up with strings, If these are a few of your favorite things, you’ll … more
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MAKING A SIGNIFICANT IMPACT on the area, the Truman Lake Community Foundation held a reception to announce their fall grants. Attending the event were Scout Troop 430 Leader Sheriff Kent Oberkrom and Jim Cook.
Reception Marks Major Gift Giving By Truman Lake Community Foundation
The Truman Lake Community Foundation handed out its fall grants, totaling over $30,000, to 13 area organizations during its donor appreciation event last week. The Foundation awards grants to … more
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STRIKING A POSE, Lawrence Huffman’s Llamas came right over to the fence for Democrat Photographer Keith Jackson who opened a cattle gate, climbed through another, then hiked up a hill through a field of burdock to take pictures. Llamas are characterized by big, soulful eyes and alert, upright ears. Their coats are white, camel, a combination or dark brown/black.
Wanted: Permanent Or Short-Term Loan For Lonely Llamas
If it had been a lonely hearts ad, the classified ad Lawrence Huffman ran in the Clinton Daily Democrat would have read: LFL ISO MMML, for short or long-term relationship. Must like children. What … more
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