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Council Ok's Scare Fair On The Square
Members of the Clinton City Council gathered on October 1 at City Hall for their regularly scheduled meeting. Present were Gene Henry, Roger House, Cameron Jackson, Austin Jones and Stacia Wilson. … more
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Derek Brett Roberts
Roberts Sentenced To Twenty-Three Life Sentences For Monstrous Crimes
The Henry County Circuit Court has sentenced Derek Brett Roberts, 44 of Clinton, to twenty-three life sentences for eight counts of sexual trafficking of a child in the first degree, four counts of … more
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READY FOR THE WINE STROLL WARRIORS, Joyce Carr and David Lee have tickets for the Clinton Wine Stroll on sale at the Chamber of Commerce.
Sip, Savor & Stroll! MO Wineries Will Be Showcased On The Square
In 2013, Kevin and Kristy Long started a winery near Smithton, north of Stover. Named Wildlife Ridge, it is the only winery in Pettis County. On Saturday, Oct. 19, the Longs will bring 11 of their … more
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CLINTON HIGH SCHOOL got a big boost with a gift from the foundation created by the late George Lilleston for brand new baseball and softball fields. Marking the occasion were Ryan Parks, Marilyn Parratt, Cody Westendorff, Dan Brungardt, Mayor Carla Moberly, Dan Wallace and Eric Mitchell.
'A BIG Heart' Leads To Major Baseball & Softball Field Project
The Clinton School District hit the first pitch Friday evening with the announcement of a major gift for a much-needed new baseball and softball field. The district shared the news at an alumni … more
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AFTER A TALLY OF THE VOTES, this year’s Homecoming royalty will be crowned on Friday at halftime of the Cardinals game versus Harrisonville. This year’s candidates include, front row: Bailey Klahs, Gabriela Phillips, Ally Vandenburg (princess candidates) and Sabrina Meloy, Leah Kenney, Alexa Phillips (queen candidates); and back row: Adam Petry, Mason Shumate, Maverick Martin (prince candidates) and Will Golder, Billy Gortmaker, Sean Rivas (king candidates).
Homecoming Royalty Will Be Crowned At Halftime Of Clinton Cardinals Game
AFTER A TALLY OF THE VOTES, this year’s Homecoming royalty will be crowned on Friday at halftime of the Cardinals game versus Harrisonville. This year’s candidates include, front row: … more
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THE LAST SURVIVING charter member of the Lorna Kemper Club, Betty Braun, talked about the early history of the women’s club.
After 76 Years, Lorna Kemper Club Bids A Fond Farewell
In 1948, Lorna Kemper invited Betty Braun and a number of young women to the home of Mrs. Irving Bush. Mrs. Bush’s home was an impressive structure on the corner of 3rd and Grandriver streets. … more
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AND MANY MORE, the CHS Class of 1974 will memorialize 50 years since their graduation as part of this week’s Homecoming festivities. Gene Collier (right) made the class reunion photo frame that folks will use at this weekend’s get-together. Gregg Smith and Mary Lyn Hunter Collier are members of the class.
Clinton Class Of '74 Celebrates 50 Years Of Cardinals Pride
In Clinton High School’s Homecoming Parade on Oct. 11, there will be a number of groups of students waving pompoms. But none of the Cardinals will be as proud to show the school colors as the … more
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SOME REMAINING MEMBERS of the Clinton High School Class of 1949 met at Dietz Family Buffet on Saturday to reminisce and re-visit old yearbooks from their glory years. Just a few in attendance included Geraldine Burton Anstine, Naomi Farris Coleman, Bill Clark and Doris Ann Feasel Hunter.
CHS Class of '49 Marks Reunion During Cardinals Homecoming
The magic number for the Clinton High School Class of 1949 is 75. They were the 75th class to graduate from CHS. There were 75 students who started out in the class of 1949. And on Saturday, Oct. 5, … more
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City Council Opens Up Towing To Bids
Clinton City Council Members gathered on September 17 for their regularly scheduled meeting. Present were Council Persons Gene Henry, Roger House, Cameron Jackson, Austin Jones, Gary Mount and Stacia … more
CLINTON’S FAMED SKELETON LADY Tami Jones is working on the details of a pirate ship in her Halloween themed front yard. Jones will take part in a Home Tour and Scavenger Hunt on October 26.
Yo, Ho, Ho And A Halloween Home Tour To Get Underway
If you drive by the Skeleton’s Lady’s House on East Ohio, you’ll notice the theme Tami Jones has chosen for this year’s Halloween. Pirates large and small are starting to … more
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THE CURTAIN WILL GO UP on “La Rue’s Return” October 11 at the Heartland Community Theatre. Cast members include Chris Smith, Amanda Garcia, Claire Crittendon, Zac Maggi, Garey Flippin, Janet Smith and Martin Grisier.
How's A Bayou? Super Southern Melodrama Comes To Heartland
Heartland Community Theatre held an audition in August for its fall production, “Noises Off.” According to director Linda Freese, not enough actors showed up to stage the classic play … more
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Henry County Chapter NSDAR Promotes Constitution Week
The Henry County Chapter NSDAR (Daughters of the American Revolution, located in Windsor, celebrated Constitution Week, chaired by Glynna Morse, in a big way. Lisa Lawless, Windsor City … more
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In September of 2023 local business man Sam Sloan gave a donation of $500,000 to the Windsor 4 County Rural Fire Department. In the past year the department has purchased a new Pumper/Tanker truck for $345,000, Bunker pants and coats for $56,220, Helmets for $7,509, and Boots and gloves for $9,333. With the help of the City of Windsor we have also purchased a First responder/Brush truck with our part amounting to $125,550. This generous donation has allowed us to update the safety equipment for our firefighters and improve our equipment to better serve the community.
Calhoun Fire Department Receives Donation From Sam Sloan
In September of 2023 local business man Sam Sloan gave a donation of $500,000 to the Windsor 4 County Rural Fire Department. In the past year the department has purchased a new Pumper/Tanker truck … more
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LUNCH BUNCH author and illustrator Susan G. Luck will sign copies of her book on October 5 at the Pour Poet Coffee Shop in Windsor.
Lunch Hour Shifts Into High Gear With Stories
When she was 2 years old, Susan Luck boarded a jet in Spain, where she was born, with her father, a widower, had been stationed at an Air Force base. The plane rose up through the clouds and flew … more
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CIVIC LEADERS, BUSINESS OWNERS AND CITIZENS including Bonnie Townsend and Emily Burke came together for a presentation about Clinton’s need for adequate childcare and affordable housing to help draw new employers to town.
Luncheon Highlights Housing, Childcare As BIG Pieces To Clinton's Economic Development Puzzle
Affordable housing and adequate child care are two pieces of the economic development puzzle that help draw new employers to a community. Clinton needs more of both, according to presenters at a … more
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TELLING THE TALE, Kathleen Boswell will explain how Laura Ingalls Wilder wrote the famed “Little House” series during a program at the Henry County Museum on October 5.
Shootout At The Homestead! Event To Showcase Lawmen, Outlaws & Author
Laura Ingalls Wilder, who turned her family’s forays in homesteading into the “Little House” books, wrote the series after she and her husband moved to a farm outside of Mansfield, … more
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Council Briefed On Excessive Dust At Benson Center
The Clinton City Council met in regular session on September 3, with Mayor Carla Moberly presiding. Attending were Council Persons Gene Henry, Roger House, Austin Jones, Gary Mount, Greg Shannon and … more
PART OF THE DISTANT PAST, Patty Bartz looks at a replica of the receipt Cole Younger signed when he bought a horse from her great-great-grandfather. The document is housed in the Appleton City Museum.
History Comes Home With Ancient Stories At Museum
When Patty Bartz was in high school, she remembers walking over to the Dari-Burg for lunch. For 20 cents, you had to make a choice, she said — a burger, grilled cheese sandwich or hot dog, plus … more
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A POIGNANT CEREMONY OF REMEMBRANCE took place in Clinton to mark the anniversary of the September 11 attacks. Colonel Paul Howerton was part of the official contingent.
'To Honor Courage And Sacrifice' Brings Large Gathering To The Square On 9-11
The memories feel fresh for many even 23 years later. About 75 people gathered last week on 9‐11 to remember a day that forever changed the country. The crowd included members of law enforcement, … more
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A DEDICATED SCIENCE LAB is part of a facilities enhancement plan at Clinton Christian Academy. David See’s upper-school science class is studying entomology and will be creating insect collections like those displayed in the classroom.
Clinton Christian Academy Continues To Grow Amid 25th Anniversary Celebration
In 1999, Jeff and Amber Rowe and Michael and Michele Parks started discussing the possibility of an alternative educational option in Clinton. When they decided to move forward, the first person they … more
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FROM HOTEL TO HOSPITAL TO FAMILY HOME, Leroy and Dorotha Swopes showcase the grand staircase of the former Durley Hotel lobby in Appleton City. The couple bought and restored the structure.
History Restored! Couple Saves A Storied Landmark
In March of 1994, Dorotha and Leroy Swopes of Branson celebrated their wedding anniversary at the KATY Railroad Depot in Appleton City. Across the street from the depot was the old Durley Hotel, a … more
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Making the trip, Webb Scott-Boswell traveled 50 miles from Stockton to Appleton City with his Grandfather Jim Armstrong in 1.5 hours. The 1910 Model T was designed to go 25 to 30 miles per hour.
Model T Hillbilly Tour Revs Up With A Visit To Zink Ford
The 41st Hillbilly Tour of the Heart of the Ozarks Chapter of the Model T Ford Club of America rolled into Appleton City last Saturday morning under sunny skies. The cool day was perfect for motoring … more
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NO LONGER ACCEPTING PLASTIC and only shredded paper due to recent equipment problems, Henry County Industries in Clinton is doing their best to continue their recycling mission. Daniel Chies and Stephen Douglas sorted items on Tuesday.
Local Recycler Faces Major Challenge With Equipment
When you operate on a shoestring budget, an unplanned expense can create big challenges. Such is the case with Henry County Industries, a local recycling service. Recently, a baler broke that the … more
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Fire Department Raises Safety Concerns To City Council
In a regularly scheduled meeting the Clinton City Council met on Tuesday August 20 where Mayor Carla Moberly presided. Present for the meeting were Council Persons Gene Henry, Roger House, Austin … more
COMMUNITY MEMBERS CAME TOGETHER to mark Deepwater as Purple Heart City in Honor of Veterans.
Deepwater Celebrates Purple Heart City Designation During Ceremonies
In a heartfelt ceremony on Veterans Day, Mayor Corrine Lesmeister officially proclaimed Deepwater, Missouri, a Purple Heart City. This honor recognizes the sacrifices made by military veterans, … more
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