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STORYTELLING at the Clinton Senior Center, Ron Stewart told the tale of an older couple.
Birds Of A Feather Rap Together: Chicken Festival Kicks Off In Clinton
The first flock of story-tellers arrived in Clinton Friday for the 31st annual RAP Story Weavers Chicken Festival. RAP stands for River And Prairie, as the group is based in Kansas City, on the … more
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READY TO MEET AND GREET at the upcoming Snowflake Garage Sale, local author Meredith Anderson will feature his books at the event. If you meet Meredith at the sale, don’t call him by his given name, “I mostly go by Andy” he told the Democrat.
Osceola Author Has Lots Of Drama To Draw From
Almost 80 years ago, Jesse and Martha Haste Anderson of Osceola had a son. They named him Meredith Issac after his father’s two uncles, who had no sons. The family lived on a farm near Salt … more
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A JURY found Airic Brauer guilty of voluntary manslaughter for what transpired at Artesian Park in July 2022.
Clinton Man Found Guilty Of Manslaughter
The Henry County Prosecuting Attorney’s Office announces that on January 12, 2024, Airic Brauer, 20, Clinton, was found guilty by a jury of voluntary manslaughter and armed criminal action. … more
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Dr. Matthew Mallory, MD
GVMH Introduces Radiation Oncologist
Golden Valley Memorial Healthcare (GVMH) is pleased to welcome Matthew Mallory, MD, Radiation Oncologist. He specializes in treating patients with radiation therapy. He works closely with patients … more
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SIGN OF WARMTH, the First Baptist Church Building at Jefferson and Clinton lets people know the Warming Center is available.
Cold Snap Spurs Warming Center Plans In Clinton
As temperatures dropped last week, Pastor Pat Findley of First Baptist Church became concerned. Surprised to learn that Clinton has no overnight shelter for people who don’t have a heated place … more
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DEMONSTRATING their technique, members of the By Grace Performance team participated in competition held in Kansas City. They include Benjamyn Diaz, Jasmyn Diaz, Haysel Avis, Eastyn Foster and Evangelyn Diaz.
Local Troupe Whirls To KC Competition
Five members of the By Grace Performance Team participated in the Tremaine Dance Competition & Convention January 5th-7th at the Sheraton Hotel Crown Center in Kansas City. The students were able … more
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BUNDLING UP FOR BARGAINS is on the agenda for many garage sale gurus who will brave January weather and head out to the Benson Center for the Snowflake Garage Sale on January 27. Participants will include Linda Aker who’s signage encourages customers to “Make an offer.”
Flocking To Clinton: Benson Center Hosts Annual Snowflake Garage Sale
Garage sales are usually held in the Midwest during the temperate months of spring or fall. But on the last Saturday in January, bargain hunters in West Central Missouri bundle up and head to … more
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A MASSIVE INCREASE in liability insurance is facing the Broke and Busted Saddle Club this year. The cost is incurred during the organization’s equine events such as the inaugural Poker Run that Kimberly and Alexandria Fry participated in.
Riders Try To Clear Jump In Insurance: Saddle Club Plans Poker Ride, Murder Mystery
The name of the Broke and Busted Saddle Club, which puts on the Calhoun Colt Show, refers to breaking and busting horses. What members hope it doesn’t refer to is the club itself, which has … more
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January 18, 2024
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MAKING an appearance at the Clinton City Council meeting, Chamber Director David Lee passed out membership booklets and updated the council on this year’s Olde Glory Days schedule.
Chamber Director Asks City Council For Feedback
The Clinton City Council met in open session, January 2, at City Hall. All members of the council were present. Following roll call and the reciting of the Pledge of Allegiance, the previous … more
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TIE ‘EM UP! Nathan Bettencourt will lead this year’s Fly-Tying Classes that will be held at the Clinton MDC Office.
Fly Tying Classes Fight Winter Blues
As winter’s cold and shorter days close in, there’s respite. The Missouri Department of Conservation is once again offering free fly-tying classes, a way to be fishing oriented when being … more
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A PASSION FOR THE PAST, Elaine Moore and Becky Mullen spend 8-10 hour days in cemeteries where they document information on gravestones and take photographs to post online.
Mother-Daughter Duo Helps Solve Family Mysteries
Many mothers and grown daughters like to spend time together, meeting for a day out of shopping and lunch, to visit a museum or go to a movie. Elaine Moore and Becky Mullen share a mutual interest in … more
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A LEAP OF FAITH has led to a colorful career for Clinton Florist Scott Brooks. With orders for Valentine’s Day roses due at the end of December, Brooks hasn’t had time to take down Christmas decorations at the Clinton Flower Shop.
The War Of The Roses: Holidays Keep Florist Hopping
On Christmas Eve, Scott Brooks worked all morning and into the afternoon, making his last delivery at 2:36 p.m. in Windsor. He took Christmas Day off, but on Dec. 26, he was back in his shop, getting … more
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January 11, 2024
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Missouri Farmers Care Drive to Feed Kids and Missouri FFA partner each year to raise resources and awareness of the needs of food insecure families and our collective ability to make a difference.
Missouri FFA Chapters Awarded 2024 Drive To Feed Kids Grants
The Missouri Farmers Care Foundation has awarded eleven Missouri FFA chapters 2024 Drive to Feed Kids grants. This is the fourth year the Missouri Farmers Care Foundation has provided matching grants … more
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THE HIGHLY POPULAR Truman Lake Fishing Expo will get underway in February. The event will bring anglers from seven states to Clinton.
Fishing Expo Back In A Big Way For 2024
The third annual Truman Lake Fishing Expo will take place on February 9th and 10th, 2024, at the Benson Community Center in Clinton, MO. The event will feature over 30 exhibitors, some local to the … more
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A CLUCKING GOOD TIME will get underway during the 31st Annual Chicken Festival in Clinton January 19-21. Ready for the event are Linda and Gary Kuntz who displayed the RAPS signboard festooned with chicken cheer.
Paw-Cack! Storytellers Make Tracks To Clinton
If you see people running around the Clinton Square in chicken hats on the third weekend in January, don’t be alarmed. The Chicken Festival is in town. Specifically, the 31st Annual RAPS … more
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DRAWING INSPIRATION from Mizzou banners in storage, Linda Lampkin decided to make the team mascot, Truman, to display on the Appleton City Carousel in honor of the football team playing in the Cotton Bowl.
Truman The Tiger Rides Again: Carousel Displays School Spirit
On the Saturday before Christmas, the University of Missouri Tigers arrived in Texas by jet to play in the Ohio State Buckeyes in the 88th Cotton Bowl. The game took place last Friday. Truman, the … more
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January 4, 2024
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HAPPY NEW YEAR from the staff of the Clinton Daily Democrat and The KAYO. We are Christina Larkin, Kimberly Hanson (With Max), James White, Owen Scoles and Mac Vorce. Unable to be present for the photo were Adam Howe, Jennifer Jackson, Mark Meloy, Annie Rohloff, Lucas Edwards and Keith Jackson. From each of us, to each of you, a sincere thanks for your continued loyalty and readership. Best wishes for a happy and prosperous 2024.
In The Final Days Of 2023, A Look Back At Stories That Shaped Clinton
This Sunday night, we say goodbye to the old year, and greet the new. Here’s a look back at people and events of note in Clinton, Henry County and environs in 2023, in case you missed it the … more
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GONE BUT NOT FORGOTTEN, this trophy won in 1950 by the Clinton High School basketball team disappeared years ago and, despite major efforts, hasn’t been found. It was accepted by Don Synder and estimated to be 3 feet tall, given Don’s 6 foot height.
Case Of The Missing Trophy: Theories Abound On A Legendary Award's Fate
On March 8, 1950, the Clinton High School basketball team traveled to the University of Missouri in Columbia to compete in the Missouri State Class A tournament. The next day, the Cardinals defeated … more
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MAYOR MOBERLY presided over a varied agenda during December 19’s city council meeting. Her Honor encouraged council members to take a look at GVMH’s new oncology center commenting, “It is a huge advantage to the whole region.”
Pool Problems Pop Up At City Council
The Clinton City Council met in open session December 19; councilman Daniel Wilson was absent. Following roll call and the recital of the Pledge of Allegiance, the previous meeting’s minutes … more
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December 28, 2023
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A CLASSIC CHRISTMAS VILLAGE is a highlight of the season at Creative Paints where proprietor Keith Weston adds pieces each year.
Downtown Square Lights Up Shoppers
‘Tis the Season It doesn’t take much wandering around Clinton’s Square to see that Christmas is near. Most businesses have decorations, and usually there is a tree in the window. … more
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HELPING Henry County inmates feel not forgotten, Darren Huey, Brenda Robinson and Carieann Cromley assembled gift bags that include a letter of encouragement to make a better life.
Gifts Are Lifeline To Those Incarcerated On Christmas
‘Tis the Season It doesn’t take much wandering around Clinton’s Square to see that Christmas is near. Most businesses have decorations, and usually there is a tree in the window. … more
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