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On September 8, 2023, after hearing evidence and arguments from both the State and the defense, Jackson County Judge Marco Roldan sentenced Ian McCarthy to life in prison without the possibility of … more
Fishing is fun, at least for most people, and few things add pleasure to a day spent on the water than having a friend along. Fishing for Freedom is organizing a buddy tournament on Truman Lake the … more
It started last year as the Clinton Educative Co-op with 30 students who were home-schooled, but whose parents wanted to get together for a few classes and social events. This year, the group has … more
Thomas Ribby, 70, of Clinton, has been charged in the shooting death of a juvenile that occurred late on September 17, 2023. Henry County Prosecuting Attorney, LaChrisha Gray, filed the case on … more
Growing up in Monmouth County in New Jersey, where her mother was from, Diane Rogers was immersed in the history of the American Revolution. And when it came to learning about the Civil War, she was … more
This coming weekend, Sept. 15 -17, Primitive Olde Crow is taking visitors back to the 1860s by hosting a Civil War re-enactment at the winery grounds, east of Clinton off Highway 7 South at 32 SE … more
The signs on the wall of Judge Roy Bean’s saloon/courtroom warn against behavior that is bound to rile the judge: No fightin’. No spittin’ on the floor. No cussin’. The … more
Several years ago, Kate French was in Ace Hardware when she saw a garden gnome holding a lantern. The gnome spoke to her, she said. “It was on sale, so I bought it,” she said. “I … more
The Clinton City Council met in open session September 5 at City Hall (6 pm). All members were present and Mayor Carla Moberly presided. Following the saying of the Pledge of Allegiance and the … more
Kim Moudy grew up in Raytown, Mo., and like many children her generation, watched Gunsmoke and other westerns on television. She didn’t have a horse, but dreamed of owning a ranch where she … more
Do you know what the Kansas City Chiefs and the Boy Scout camp near Osceola have in common? Both are named for H. Roe Bartle, a two-term Kansas City mayor, whose nickname was “The Chief.” … more
Golden Valley Memorial Healthcare (GVMH) is pleased to welcome Mallory Worrel, MSW, LCSW, as a Behavioral and Mental Health Provider at its Clinton Clinic. In her role, Worrel will diagnose and … more
Clinton Christian Academy (CCA) is pleased to announce a record enrollment (180 students) for the upcoming 2023-2024 school year. In the past five years, CCA has experienced a 33% increase in … more
When Garrett Vandenberg and Brian Lynch started their own bottling company in 2014, it was on a very small scale. “We had one small machine in the corner of Good Spirits Distilling in … more
Fifteen years ago, people who worked in health care in Henry County got together and formed CHART, the Community Health Assessment and Resource Team. The purpose: to identify health needs in the … more
The Clinton Daily Democrat stopped by the Henry County Assessor’s office to talk assessment values, taxes, and what that means to the residents of Henry County. A refresher of “how this … more
Golden Valley Memorial Healthcare (GVMH) is pleased to welcome Jill Quaid as its new Clinic Administrator. As Clinic Administrator, Quaid will direct clinic operations at the GVMH clinics in Clinton, … more
Researching nutrition in ewe’s milk for his master’s thesis at the University of Ibadan, Nigeria, David Brown had to milk the ewes and deliver the milk to the lab for analysis. He had the … more
Last year, in a field where Chuck Hinton once planted soybeans, the ground was plowed and sunflower seeds broadcast. In the next weeks, rain and the warmth of the sun reached down through the soil to … more
The community is invited to help recognize Patriot Day on September 11, at 7 am, on the southwest corner of the Clinton Square. As in years past, there will be a guest speaker and short ceremony. All … more
The Missouri Department of Conservation and The Nature Conservancy are holding a free Prescribed Burn Demonstration Field Day at Wah’Kon-Tah Prairie, 3860 E 02 Road, near El Dorado Springs, … more
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