Mary Cupp is the owner of the White Flower Quilt Shop on the Southwest corner of the Historic Square and has been involved with the Clinton Main Street organization for many years.
Renee Tippin has a small-town background and appreciates the significance of preserving the vitality of the downtown area and is looking forward to collaborating with the community to revitalize the Historic Downtown. She brings years of experience in project management, administration, and education.
Sherry Himes owner of Green Streets Market is a lifelong resident of Clinton and proud to be a part of the downtown business community. As a mother of three successful sons, she knows the dedication it takes to build both a family and a business. I am passionate about encouraging other women to follow their dreams and take the leap into entrepreneurship. Her roots run very deep in Downtown Clinton, and she is very excited to continue investing in its future and inspiring others to do the same.
Stacy Hinkle is a senior accountant with Bernard Tax and Bookkeeping. She has been volunteering with Clinton Main Street for 6 years. She enjoys the opportunity to help support local businesses while working to preserve the historical beauty of our downtown square.
Born and raised in Clinton, Missouri, Jared Goodbrake is a 2016 graduate of Central Methodist University. A Commercial Loan Officer at Hawthorn Bank and owner of Golden Valley Impressions. He also serves as the Secretary for Clinton Main Street, a board member for the Clinton Chamber of Commerce, and a Council Member at Clinton Methodist Church.
Davin Newman and his family moved to Clinton in 2019 where he and his wife Ashlynn each own a business on the historic square. Davin looks forward to serving on the Clinton Main Street board for a second term and contributing to the success of the downtown area.
Mike Meyers is a technology professional and consultant in the healthcare sector, and a principal in MBR Holdings, LLC. The company specializes in the preservation and restoration of historic buildings, focusing on the cultural heritage of the community. By focusing on these restorations, he not only aims to preserve pieces of history but also to enhance community pride, promote local tourism, and provide educational opportunities about our shared past. Through this work, he fosters a sense of community identity and continuity, ensuring that these architectural treasures continue to enrich our neighborhoods for generations to come.
Emily Burke is the Broker/Owner of Golden Valley Realty Group. Emily was born and raised in Clinton and has owned a business in the Main Street District since 2019 and is excited to serve on the board of Director.
Cindy Wirsig is the owner of C Squared Embroidery and Screenprinting. Cindy was born and raised in Clinton. She has owned the business on the Clinton Square since 2017. She has served as the Treasurer for Main Street for the past several years.
Growing up in Clinton, Mark Meyers has enjoyed being a part of the community.
He currently works at Meyers & Co on the downtown Clinton Square and worked with his father Timothy P. Meyers doing taxes and accounting since 2014. He helped develop the Clinton Disc Golf course and enjoys his work with Clinton Main Street.
Creston Peck (not pictured) was raised in Clinton and is a co-owner of Mallard’s Roadhouse. He has a couple of downtown properties and currently lives above one on the East side. He enjoys traveling, golf, and fixing old buildings. I care about the future of Clinton Main Street and want to see it flourish for many years to come.
