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DINING LOCAL helps support Benton County’s economic development along with shopping local. Bailey Moberg delivered drinks for guests dining al fresco at The Landing during Tuesday’s balmy weather. Choosing to buy in town generates a substantial impact by circulating money locally and creating jobs. This in turn leads to improved lives and public infrastructure.
The BIG Impact Of Small Business On Local Economy
One of the great features of downtown Warsaw is the very unique shops and restaurants.  People coming to vacation enjoy finding special places to shop and eat.  The sad part is that these … more
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FINALLY EARNING HIS SPOT on the podium, Warsaw senior Nick Bagley flexed for his crowd after winning his third place match at the 2023 MSHSAA Wrestling Championships.
Bagley's Persistence Pays Off With State Wrestling Medal His Senior Year
When Warsaw senior Nick Bagley began his high school wrestling career, he had one goal in mind; a state medal.  Last Thursday, Bagley attained that goal by defeating Braxton Ernst of Lafayette … more
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1950’s TECHNOLOGY will be on display at the Benton County Museum this season. Rosemary McMahan, Marty Weaver and Jim Weaver gathered around a small TV that was common in the era. The device, along with many others, will be featured in the exhibit.
Focus On The Fifties: Museum Prepares To Unveil New Exhibit
This spring will be an exciting time for the Benton County Historical Society as they celebrate the 50th Annual BCHS Banquet on March 31 and anticipate the opening of the museum on April 7, which … more
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City Of Warsaw Hears Elaborate Co-Mo Update
In early session Monday eve, Warsaw Aldermen heard Co-Mo representatives John Szymanowski, Cory ten Bensel, Gene McCoy and Josh Murrill discuss Co-Mo Connect progress in its internet installation … more
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Assessor's Office Reminds County Assessment Lists Are Due March 1
Jim Hansen, Benton County Assessor, would like to remind everyone that assessment lists are due in his office by March 1, 2023.  All Benton County residents who own taxable personal property … more
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SWORN TO SECRECY in the 1970’s, Deepwater resident Helen Mantonya felt the time had come to tell her story about a possible link to the Underground Railroad and the implication it could have had on Truman Dam.
Woman Reveals Long Kept Secret About Underground Railroad And Truman Dam
Helen Mantonya was born in a log cabin in the north part of Benton County 83 years ago and spent many years working in Warsaw at Fajen’s Gunstock office in the middle of Main Street, and at … more
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SENATE BILL 5 would impact schools, allowing students to transfer outside the district they reside in. R-IX Superintendent Scott Gemes visited with WHS student Anna Siegel on Tuesday.
School Choice Bill Sparks Concern Among County Superintendents
Benton County school superintendents are all concerned about a piece of legislation (Senate Bill 5) that is making its way through the Missouri Senate which involves school choice. Senate Bill 5 … more
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RULES ON WATER affect the rights and freedoms of farmers and ranchers in Benton County, as well as homeowners because of their properties proximity to water, including folks like Jesse Kellner.
The EPA Wants To Own Water, Including In Benton County
Presidents typically sign Executive Orders (EOs) within the first few days after taking office that address their administration’s priorities. How often candidates have said while on the … more
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Cole Camp Sets Water, Sewer Rates For 2023
Preceded by a 6:30 PM Thursday eve public hearing on proposed 2023 water and sewer rates for the city, at which few citizens attended, Cole Camp aldermen dropped its monthly sewer charges a bit, in … more
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Bothwell Warsaw Clinic To Offer Walk-In Hours
Beginning Feb. 27, Bothwell Health Center-Truman Lake in Warsaw will offer walk-in hours from 10 am to noon and 2 to 4 pm Monday through Friday. Keith Morrow, Bothwell Clinic Operations … more
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A POSSIBLE LOSS OF LOCAL CONTROL could be in the cards if a proposed law to mandate a five-day school week in Missouri passes. Students across the state would be impacted, including Warsaw High School sophomore, Kendall Bagley.
MO Legislature Attempts To Mandate 5-Day School Week
Five years ago the Warsaw R-9 School District switched to a four-day week schedule.  At the time, the Warsaw School Board cited that the four-day week would help them to attract and retain … more
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DOING THEIR PART TO GIVE BACK, the WCAR Benton County Community Outreach Committee have helped secure a grant to improve Light Plant Park in Warsaw. Co-Chair Holly Hatzenbuehler visited the site on Tuesday. True to its name, the location was once home to the city’s power plant.
Local Real Estate Agents Make Community Giving A Major Priority
The West Central Association of REALTORS (WCAR) has a $5,000 grant from the National Association of Realtors to use for a Placemaking project in Warsaw.  The project will be considered next week … more
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A CHIEFS SUPER BOWL WIN on Sunday came to the delight of many fans, old and young, including Maddox Brewster, Rhett Lewton, Kylee Ferguson, Reid Lewton, Lane Howell, Bronx Boyer and Avery Ferguson.
Benton County Celebrates Chiefs Super Bowl Win
Andy Reid, Patrick Mahomes, Chris Jones and the Kansas City Chiefs appeared in their third  championship game and secured their second Lombardi Trophy in the last four years on Sunday when they … more
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Lincoln Approves Penalty Fee For Tampering With Water Meters
Under new business Monday eve, Lincoln Aldermen approved a $100 penalty fee for anyone who tampers with a water meter or equipment in the city, relating to “unauthorized customer manipulation … more
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Kathy Ervie, PA-C
GVMH Offers Orthopedic Services At Warsaw Clinic
Golden Valley Memorial Healthcare (GVMH) is pleased to announce that Kathy Ervie, PA-C is now offering Orthopedic services at its Warsaw Clinic. Physician Assistant, Kathy Ervie, will … more
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PASSED IN NOVEMBER, questions remained about what the legalization of adult-use marijuana looked like. The constitutional amendment allows adults 21 and older the right to possess and consume marijuana, with limits, but there was no legal way to buy it without a medical license. That changed on February 6.
Clearing Up The Confusion, Marijuana Use In Missouri
On November 8, Missourians voted “yes” on Amendment 3, which legalized recreational use of marijuana, meaning anyone over the age of 21 is now able to buy weed, like marijuana flower or … more
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LOVE FLOODS FLORIST Liz Hollingsworth as Valentine's Day looms closer. The well-known Warsaw resident "pedaled the petals" on Tuesday and told the Enterprise, "Red roses remain the most popular Valentine item at my shop".
Old And New Valentine Ideas To Wow Your Date
Valentine’s Day is just around the corner. Americans on average spend $198.50 on valentine gifts and cards. But where did this holiday originate?  You might be surprised to learn … more
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WARSAW MAYOR Eddie Simons posed with students and faculty outside the Precision Machining lab at the Howard Center on the campus of SFCC after signing a proclamation to celebrate February as CTE month.
Let's Celebrate! Mayor Simons Signs CTE Proclamation
To celebrate February as Career and Technical Education (CTE) Month, State Fair Community College held proclamation signings on Thursday, February 2 in the Olen Howard Workforce Innovation Center … more
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Benton County Hit By Rash Of Car Crimes
Jason’s Automotive at 805 Wood Street in Warsaw had its truck stolen over Christmas weekend by someone who dragged it behind a white car, down Main Street, during the night. Cameras located … more
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Golden Valley Recognizes Heart Month And Stroke Awareness
In recognition of American Heart Month, Golden Valley Memorial Healthcare (GVMH) is encouraging its patients and communities to learn how they can reduce their risk of heart disease, stroke and other … more
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STAYING ACTIVE is a top way to beat the winter blues. Dana Dawson and Mike Murray partnered for pickleball at the Warsaw Community Building.
Beat The Chill! Activities Abound To Combat Dreaded Winter Blues
Tips to keep your mood and motivation steady during the winter season include getting outside where there is no substitute for natural light, get regular exercise, and stay social with family and … more
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COURTWARMING CANDIDATES will take the stage on February 10. They include: Princess candidates Josephine Kelsey, Charlotte Alspaugh and Olivia Strange. Queen candidates include: Ashley Spry, Abigail Dendish and Karly McKenna. Prince candidates include: Elliot Kowal, Zane Huffman and Dylan Elmer (not pictured.) King candidates include: Coehen Walton, Landon Boggs (not pictured) and Logan Schockmann (not pictured).
WHS Courtwarming Royalty Will Make It 'Reign' On February 10
Warsaw High School will celebrate their 53rd Courtwarming next Friday night, February 10, when they host and take on the Butler Bears. The week leading up to Courtwarming will include … more
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MAJOR MOMENTS for 2023 will include the Benton County Community Foundation's annual Wine Stroll on Saturday, April 29, in Warsaw.
Awesome Events On The Horizon For 2023
Winter blues got you down? No worries! Spring is just around the corner, and with it comes all the great events we have to experience, right here in Benton County. Warsaw, Lincoln and Cole Camp each … more
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Tatum Bohl
Warsaw's Bohl Crowned USA National Miss Missouri Teen
Warsaw’s 2022 Jubilee Days Queen, Tatum Bohl was recently crowned as the 2023 USA National Miss Missouri Teen.  With this title comes the opportunity for Bohl to now compete in the USA … more
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A Nichols Worth Of Nature
Our 14th annual Cole Camp Christmas Bird Count was conducted at the end of this past December. One species whose numbers were alarmingly down was the Eastern bluebird. Extremely cold weather, like … more
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