WEATHER
73° F, Clear
Saturday
May 18, 2024
Advanced search
News
Sort by: Featured Most recent
502 results total, viewing 276 - 300
DOING THEIR CIVIC DUTY, Parker Russell and Lori Mothersbaugh voted at the Benson Center on Tuesday.
Plethora Of Ballot Issues Propel Henry County Voters To The Polls
The turnout, as is historical for municipal elections in Henry County, was not very strong. Out of the 14,297 registered voters in Henry County, 1,576 turned out to cast their votes (11.16%). Please … more
|
THE FOUNDER, Arlene Crawford began the Golden Valley Gals chapter of Women on Wheels to find other women to ride with.
For Golden Valley Women On Wheels, It's All About The Trip
Why did Arlene Crawford of Urich start a local chapter of Women on Wheels? “Because I didn’t have any women to ride with,” she explained, “Men have different priorities when … more
|
Rachel Boyles
Golden Valley Memorial Healthcare Announces Chief Service Officer
Golden Valley Memorial Healthcare (GVMH) is pleased to announce the promotion of Rachel Boyles to Chief Service Officer. In her new role, Boyles will serve on the administrative leadership team and … more
|
HAVE TORCH WILL TRAVEL, Daniel Alberty was 11 years old when a welding career came calling on his grandfather’s farm.
Welder Puts Pedal To The Metal For Mobile Service
When Daniel Alberty was 11 years old, he discovered what he wanted to do in life. He often hung out at his grandfather’s farm, he said, where his grandfather raised horses, cattle and sheep. … more
|
March 30, 2023
|
Angler's Port Seminar Adds Ride 'N Go
After a winter of short days and long nights, most fishermen are ready for spring, or at least ready for spring weather. For those not ready, Angler’s Port Marine is holding a seminar on … more
|
New Main Street Director Amanda Johnson is busy acclimating to her new role. She reported to the council (March 7) that she was actively seeking younger members and volunteers for Main Street committees and activities.
Clinton Seeks Active Members For Main Street Committees
The Clinton City Council met in open session March 21 at City Hall. Absent were Council Persons Debbie Smith, Cameron Jackson and Becky Raysik. Following roll call and the saying of the Pledge of … more
|
WIELDING THE GAVEL to raise funds for the Clinton Senior Center, Lora Anstine auctioned a quilt made by Beverly Bowers during “Art for the Ages” on Sunday. Bowers who made the donation in honor of all the people who make the Senior Center possible, watched as the auction of her work took place.
Winner, Winner, Chicken Dinner! Art Auction Raises Funds For Meals
The first ever “Art for the Ages” auction raised more than $2,300 last Sunday for the Clinton Senior Center. With 164 tickets sold, the event, on March 26, drew lovers of local art and … more
|
MAN ON A MISSION, Pat Findley is the new Pastor at First Baptist Church in Clinton. Pastor Findley “commutes” from his office on Second Street, home of the old First Baptist Church to the new Vansant Road sanctuary.
From Sports To Seminary: Call To Ministry Puts Pastor's Life On Track
The year 2000 marked the end of the second millennium, but the start of Pat Findley’s life. “It was that summer that the Lord got a hold of my life,” he said. “The call came … more
|
Diane Kirchgassner
Hospice Heart: Kirchgassner Awarded Lifetime Achievement
Golden Valley Memorial Healthcare (GVMH) is proud to announce that The Missouri Hospice and Palliative Care Association (MHPCA) presented the Heart of Hospice Lifetime Achievement Award to Diane … more
|
IT’S OFFICIAL! Beth and Bryan Goodson cut the ribbon on the arcade and flea market, their new business in Clinton.
Storecade Opens Revealing Major Focus On Clinton Kids
Beth Goodson and spouse Bryan Goodson have a lot of irons in the fire. Last year, they bought a three-story apartment house on Ohio, which they painted cobalt blue, plus bought the house next door … more
|
Steve Hadley
Various Issues Addressed At City Council Meeting
The Clinton city council met in open session on March 7 at 6 PM at City Hall. Councilman Daniel Wilson and Councilwoman Debbie Smith were absent. Preceding the council meeting was a public hearing. … more
|
March 23, 2023
|
THE TASTE OF SWEET SUCCESS, Paul Landsberg has facilities that include a warehouse, dry storage room and a bottling and extracting room, where a stainless-steel extractor removes the honey from the frames by centrifugal force.
Does He Do It For The Buzz? Paul Landsberg Continues Major Honey Farm Expansion
With more than 30 million workers, Paul Landsberg is the biggest employer in Henry County. He houses his employees on his 27-acre property, north of Tightwad, plus on 35 properties from Benton County … more
|
BEGINNERS AND PROS packed a Fly Fishing Expo in Clinton. Attendees included Ariel Warren who has been tying for one year, after taking lessons from her dad, Richard Warren.
Benson Center Booms With Sounds Of Fly Fisherman
How do you know that the event you held at the Benson Center was a success? Was it because the parking lot was full, and the overflow lot was busy? Or was it because you had to wait in line 10 … more
|
PREPARING for a cohort of apprentices, Megan Weiss is slated to instruct 36 students to obtain their EMT Certification.
CTS Launches Innovative, Live Saving EMT Program
Beginning next fall, juniors and seniors at Clinton High School, as well as students from 11 area high schools, will have the opportunity to be a part of the district’s first-ever Emergency … more
|
SUPER NEW events are being planned for this year’s Calhoun Colt Show. The annual event has been an area staple since the early 1900’s.
Plans Underway To Kick Up The Dust In Calhoun
They are planning on “Kicking Up the Dust in Calhoun” next fall at the 114th Calhoun Colt Show, and already have three new events on the roster. Two of the new events require advance … more
|
Micheal Ashley and Conner Bock of Rockville took first prize in last weekend’s Coyote Hunt, sponsored by the Montrose VFW post, with 15 coyotes taken, including largest coyote.
Rival Teams Get Skunked At Coyote Tournament
Neither the all-female team or their male counterparts came home with bragging rights from last weekend’s VFW Post Coyote Tournament in south Henry County. Sarah Bourland, spouse of tournament … more
|
March 9, 2023
|
FOLLOWING GENERATIONS BEFORE HIM, Garret Hawkins made farming his vocation and avocation. In addition to his Appleton City farm interests, Hawkins serves as President of the Missouri Farm Bureau.
Local Farmer's Voice A Big Boom For MO Agriculture
When Garrett Hawkins was in grade school, he wanted to be an archaeologist. His interests as a boy: Native American artifacts and dinosaur bones. Instead, on the advice of an 8th grade guidance … more
|
INTERTWINING HUMOR AND FRIENDSHIP with grief, ‘The Cemetery Club’ opens Friday at the Heartland Theatre in Clinton. Kate French, Elaine VonSpreckelsen and Karen Switzer are cast members in this well-loved play.
'The Cemetery Club' Raises Curtain On Life After Loss
When David Scott retired from his day job in Leavenworth, Kansas, he moved to Warsaw. Wanting to continue his involvement in theater, he looked around and found Heartland Community Theatre in … more
|
Joseph Albin
Clinton Man Found Guilty Of Forcible Rape
Joseph Matthew Albin, 53, also known as “Nikki Blades” of Clinton, Missouri has been found guilty of Forcible Rape. He was further found to be a persistent and predatory sex offender as … more
|
A SUPER NEW PHASE 2 is in the works to replace the pea gravel at the Clinton Christian Academy’s playground. Kaylee Briggs and Nora Kernohan enjoyed taking flight in the swings.
Clinton Christian Academy Reaps Reward With Grant
CCA students and staff are excitedly awaiting the installation of our “Phase 2” replacement of the pea gravel on our playground to the new pour-in-place surfacing! The new surfacing is … more
|
March 2, 2023
CLINTON CELEBRATED Amitria McNack as she returned home from Columbia on Friday, bringing home 1st place in the 145 lb weight class from the 2023 MSHSAA Class 2 Wrestling Championships.
McNack Makes CHS History As First State Champion
Amirtia McNack took home the first-place trophy for Clinton High School in the 145 lb weight class. Lucas Mcmenemy also went to state but was not as successful as his female peer. Clinton High School … more
|
« Prev | 1 … 9 | 10 | 11 | 12 | 13 | 14 | 15 … 21 | Next »
Currently viewing stories posted within the past 2 years.
For all older stories, please use our advanced search.

© Copyright 2024 Clinton Daily Democrat | Copyright/Terms of Use
Powered by Creative Circle Media Solutions