June 20, 2024

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  • Harvey "Julius" Grasher, Jr.

    Thursday, June 20

    Harvey “Julius” Grasher, Jr., of Urich, Missouri, died on June 6, 2024, at age 97. He was born March 7, 1927, in the family home near Hartwell, Missouri, to Harvey and Wilhemina (Minnie) …

  • Thomas Edwin Goodbrake

    Thursday, June 20

    Thomas Edwin Goodbrake, age 89, passed away at his home in Clinton, Mo., June 10, 2024 leaving behind a loving family. Tom was born January 31, 1935 to Thomas Bristow and Bessie (Braun) Goodbrake on …

  • Debra Jean Hope

    Thursday, June 20

    Debra Jean Hope, 72, of Wichita, passed away peacefully on April 19, 2024 surrounded by family. A 1970 graduate of Wichita North, Debbie earned her Bachelor’s from WSU and her Master’s …

  • Andrew Michael "Andy" Hill

    Thursday, June 20

    Andrew Michael “Andy” Hill, 42, of Clinton, Missouri, died unexpectedly Tuesday, June 11, 2024, at the Golden Valley Memorial Hospital, Clinton, Mo. He was born May 20, 1982, in Clinton, …

  • Word On The Street

    Thursday, June 20

    What festivals do you enjoy most? I try to hit them all, I love the booths and watching the kids enjoy the games and rides. -Patty Barnes Olde Glory Days, always! -Spencer Oliver …

  • Have I Got A Line For You!

    Thursday, June 20

    Enterprise Reporter Homer May died on Friday. Condolences go out to the May Family. Homer was highly intelligent and courteous. His word was his bond. He loved newspapers and covering city board …

  • Letter To The Editor

    Thursday, June 20

    To the Editor, Nov. 11th, Veteran’s Day, is coincidentally my birthday. Let’s cherish those men and women who served to provide our freedom. Our freedom fighters cannot be over stated. …

  • Get To Know Clinton, MO - Malachi Wilson

    Thursday, June 20

    NAME: Malachi Wilson BIRTHPLACE: Clinton, MO YEARS IN CLINTON: 4 FAMILY: Wilson’s, Shockley’s, Goodwin’s THE BEST THING ABOUT LIVING IN CLINTON IS: The …

  • Clinton Chamber Of Commerce Update

    Thursday, June 20

    Welcome New Chamber Member: Gathering House Gathering House is a home decor store and small event space. Indulge in a shopping experience like no other. Your destination for exquisite decor has …

  • GVMH CNO Receives Advanced Certifications

    Thursday, June 20

    Golden Valley Memorial Healthcare (GVMH) is pleased to announce that Lynnette Hayes, MSN, BSN, RN, CENP, NE-BC, SANE, Chief Nursing Officer, recently became a Certified Executive in Nursing Practice …

  • The Pediatric Place Announces Opening Of Autism And Neurodevelopmental Center

    Thursday, June 20

    The Pediatric Place is excited to announce the opening of our new state-of-the-art Autism and Neurodevelopmental Center next month in Clinton, Missouri. This exciting milestone represents the …

  • CFD Firefighter Ethan Houk Earns Promotion

    Thursday, June 20

    Join us in congratulating Probationary Firefighter Ethan Houk on successfully completing his probationary period and being promoted to the rank of Firefighter. Pictured is Fire Chief Mark Manuel …

  • GV Eagles Singer Brings Home Jubilee Days Trophy

    Thursday, June 20

    Tina McReynolds, representing the GV Eagles #3667, won the Karaoke competition at Jubilee Days on Saturday, June 8th. Thirty contestants, who qualified at various locations in the area over the past …

  • Exciting Watercolor Painting Class On June 22

    Thursday, June 20

    Calling all art enthusiasts! Join us for a fun and exciting watercolor painting class on Saturday, June 22nd. This class is perfect for both beginners and experienced artists looking to explore their …

  • New Initiate, New Initiatives For Chapter EN

    Thursday, June 20

    Chapter EN, P.E.O. met on Thursday, June 13, at First Presbyterian Church, where the officers, led by President Nancy Gillard, initiated Linda J. Wilson of Clinton into the chapter. Donavon Beck from …

  • Church News

    Thursday, June 20

    Calhoun Community Church Welcome to the Good News from Calhoun Community Church. Our church family gathers at 9:30 a.m. for pre- church food and fellowship. We use this special time for visiting one …

  • The Shepherd Calls

    Thursday, June 20

    Counting Days The Bible instructs us to number our days. (Psalm 90:12) Obediently, I have done it. On Wednesday, June 19, 2024, I will complete 32,508 days of life. In case you are wondering, I did …

  • The Little Apple

    Thursday, June 20

    June 12, 2024 Appleton City Saturday Street Festivals begin June 22. The city of AC is looking for vendors of crafts, products, arts and food for the events. If you offer it, the city wants to help …

  • CCA Announces 4th Quarter/2nd Semester Honor Students

    Thursday, June 20

    Listed below are the students at Clinton Christian Academy who have attained honor roll for the 4th quarter and High School 2nd semester honor roll. Patriot Honor Roll is for those students who made …

  • Traveling Tractor To Donate More Than $20,000

    Thursday, June 20

    Heritage Tractor, a local John Deere dealership with 21 locations in Eastern Kansas, Western Missouri, and Northern Arkansas, plans to donate to 21 different charitable organizations during their …

  • Highlighting The June IU Of The PEO Meeting

    Thursday, June 20

    The Chapter IU meeting was filled with good news, with 22 sisters in attendance despite summer vacation. The highlights were the decorations by Melissa Swaters and Lisa Wallace and the delicious …

  • Blooming In Summer School: Kindergarteners Cultivate Green Thumbs

    Thursday, June 20

    In Mrs. Taylor’s summer school class, the kindergarteners are discovering the joys of gardening and nurturing a green thumb. This hands-on approach to learning has captivated the young …

  • Summer School Podcast Pioneers

    Thursday, June 20

    Students in Ms. Raymond’s summer school class have embarked on an exciting journey into the world of journalism by creating their very own podcasts! Embracing the skills they’ve learned, …

  • Municipal Court

    Thursday, June 20

    Gary Cover Arraignments George James Azar, Failed To Register Vehicle, Defendant Sentenced To Fine $55.50 And Court Cost; Defective Equipment, Defendant Sentenced To Fine $116.50 And Court Cost …

  • History Is Close To Home At Jesse James HIdeaway

    Thursday, June 20

    There are two theories of why a Clinton rancher named Warren C. Bronaugh visited the Younger brothers in prison after they were arrested and sentenced to life sentences for robbing a bank and …

  • Clinton's Ashley Berry Crowned Miss Missouri

    Thursday, June 20

    The Miss Missouri Scholarship Organization crowned a new Miss Missouri and she is Ashley Berry of Clinton, Mo. Ashley was also Miss Missouri’s Teen in 2021. Throughout the evening, Ashley …

  • Chinker-Chek Adds Local History To Olde Glory Days

    Thursday, June 20

    Chinese Checkers is a board game of European origin that can be played by two to six people, competing individually or with partners. A version of the game, called Chinker-Chek, “The Game For …

  • OGD Badges Have Arrived!

    Thursday, June 20

    OGD is thrilled to announce that the badges for Olde Glory Days have arrived! With the badges in hand, all that’s left to do is print the game tickets and receive the pocket planners, and then …

  • June 20, 2024

    Thursday, June 20

  • Ozark Foodie

    Wednesday, June 19

    Baked Caesar Chicken (three ingredients) Store bought salad dressing is a quick and easy flavor booster to boneless, skinless chicken breasts. I often use Italian dressing but Caesar dressing, …

  • Schupp Family To Host 77th Annual Family Reunion

    Wednesday, June 19

    The descendants of Johann Carl Schupp and Johann Anton Schupp are encouraged to join us for our annual reunion. The Schupp brothers immigrated one year apart from Bad Ems, Germany to the Lake Creek …

  • Promising LHS Junior Class Looks To Rebound From Frequent Injury History

    Wednesday, June 19

    The big three; Dawson Parrott, Riley Sanders and Anthony Srader, had Final Four written all over them, but thus far, injuries have derailed their hopes, dreams, development and some goals. Last …

  • Warsaw Basketball Shows Life At Crest Ridge Shootout Last Week

    Wednesday, June 19

    AFTER A COUPLE OF LONG SEASONS, the Wildcats hope that the work they are putting in over the summer translates to more wins on the floor in the Winter. The varsity squad went 3-0 and the JV team …

  • Wildcats Wrestlers Get Better At Annual Feet 2 Back Wrestling Camp

    Wednesday, June 19

    WARSAW WRESTLING traveled to Centralia last week for the annual Feet 2 Back wrestling camp where they competed against teams from Centralia and Moberly. The camp was instructed by UCM head coach Cody …

  • Summer Basketball In Full Swing In Prep Of Upcoming Seasons

    Wednesday, June 19

    What did basketball greats Pete Maravich, Jackie Stiles, Michael Jordan and Larry Bird have in common, other than scoring records? Easy answer. They practiced, and then practiced more. Why do you …

  • Lincoln Middle School Basketball Hosts Camp

    Wednesday, June 19

    HANDS UP! Lincoln middle school basketball coach Will Lynde instructs his players on defense. Zach Cole shows his defensive stance last Thursday at practice in Lincoln. The old gym will be used for a …

  • Warsaw Students Step Up For Missouri Boys, Girls State

    Wednesday, June 19

    Warsaw’s soon-to-be senior class has stepped up this year by going to Missouri Boys State and Missouri Girls State. The goal of the program is to cultivate leadership and citizenship for …

  • Quincy University Releases Spring 2024 Dean's List

    Wednesday, June 19

    Quincy University released its Dean's List for the Spring 2024 semester. Honorees must earn a semester grade point average of at least 3.5 (on a 4.0 scale) to be included in the biannual Dean's List. …

  • Local Students Receive Scholarships To Attend Missouri State University

    Wednesday, June 19

    Missouri State University recently awarded scholarships to incoming students for the 2024-25 academic year. These students were selected from those who applied based on their ACT scores, GPA, …

  • FUNdraisers for the Playground

    Wednesday, June 19

    A whopping $2,500 was the haul from the Marine Corps Fish Fry along with the League's cash donation making them a Playground Gold Sponsor. Other recent FUNdraisers included the Knights of …

  • Meet The People Of Benton County - Laney Arnett

    Wednesday, June 19

    NAME: Laney Arnett BIRTHPLACE: Sedalia YEARS IN WARSAW: My whole life FAMILY: Dad, Adam; Mom, Bridget; Sister, Maddie THE BEST THING ABOUT LIVING IN WARSAW IS: The lake! …

  • Fristoe News

    Wednesday, June 19

    The Fristoe area was blessed with lots of rain this past week and made the fields to be very productive adding to gardens production. Dean Arnett is eating produce from his plants and enjoying, it …

  • B.P.O.E. Lodge #2783

    Wednesday, June 19

    Our lodge is non-smoking! Stop by and enjoy our activities. Dining at the Lodge: June 21, Burgers, Brats and Hot Dogs, 6:00 PM-7:00 PM, Burgers $7.00, Brats $7.00, Hot Dogs $5.00 June 26, …

  • Blanche M. Fergerson

    Wednesday, June 19

    Blanche M. Fergerson, age 87, of Warsaw, Missouri, passed away Friday evening, June 14, 2024 at the E.W. Thompson Care Center in Sedalia, Missouri. She was born on February 11, 1937 in Lincoln, …

  • Debra Jean Hope

    Wednesday, June 19

    Debra Jean Hope, 72, of Wichita, passed away peacefully on April 19, 2024 surrounded by family. A 1970 graduate of Wichita North, Debbie earned her Bachelor's from WSU and her Master's from TCU. With …

  • Jacquelin L. Lubbert

    Wednesday, June 19

    Jacquelin L. Lubbert, age 64, of Warsaw, Missouri passed away, Thursday, June 13, 2024 at her home. She was born on March 25, 1960 in Waukesha, Wisconsin. She made her home at a young age in …

  • Homer D. May

    Wednesday, June 19

    Homer D. May, age 90, of Warsaw, Missouri passed away Friday, June 14, 2024. He was born on July 17, 1933 in Tampa, Florida the son of Harold Drexel May and Meta Eloise (Sexton) May. He grew up …

  • Have I Got A Line For You!

    Wednesday, June 19

    Enterprise Reporter Homer May died on Friday. Condolences go out to the May family. Homer was highly intelligent and courteous. His word was his bond. He loved newspapers and covering city board …

  • Financial Focus

    Wednesday, June 19

    By the time you reach retirement age, you may have accumulated a 401(k), IRA and other investment accounts, along with insurance policies and physical properties. You’ll use some of these …

  • Word On The Street

    Wednesday, June 19

    What is your most memorable summer vacation? Treasure Island in Florida. -Bri Fellers A cruise to Mexico; Cozumel and Costa Maya. -Colton Kern Washington, D.C. -Daytona …

  • The Magic Behind The 57th Annual Jubilee Days: A Community's Heartbeat

    Wednesday, June 19

    The 57th Jubilee Days Under The Sea festival stands as a beacon of community spirit and dedication, a culmination of meticulous planning and unwavering commitment. This isn't a celebration that …

  • Freeburger Retires From BCSWCD After 33 Years

    Wednesday, June 19

    Jim Freeburger, District Technician with Benton Co. Soil and Water Conservation District, Retires after 33 years. Jim began work on April 22, 1991 under the hiring of supervisors: Willard …

  • Church News

    Wednesday, June 19

    Warsaw Christian Church Come now, you who say, “Today or tomorrow, we will go to such and such a city, spend a year there, buy and sell, and make a profit,” whereas you do not know …

  • Benton County Sheriff's Report

    Wednesday, June 19

    Sheriff’s Report 6/10/24 to 6/16/24 Staceylee Marie Richardet-Renfro of Cole Camp, MO was arrested on 6-11-24 on 2 Benton County warrants for Failure to Appear/Harassment, Failure to …

  • Stay Cool Benton County! City Pools Open For Season

    Wednesday, June 19

    Warsaw Municipal Pool opened on May 25 and will officially close after an End-of-Summer special offering $2 admission on September 2 and 3. Cole Camp Swimming Pool opened on June 2 and expects to …

  • When Summer Begins, School Meals End-Salvation Army Brings In Help

    Wednesday, June 19

    The local Salvation Army took over the summer feeding of kids in 2022 when a U.S. Department of Agriculture program was defunded for drive-through pick up and it limited access to meals at …

  • Veteran Enterprise Reporter Homer May Dead At Age 90

    Wednesday, June 19

    Enterprise Reporter Homer May died on June 14, just shy of his 91st birthday. Homer began writing for the Enterprise in 1999 and was a fixture at city board meetings in Warsaw, Lincoln and Cole …

  • Warsaw City Board Agenda Packed With Project Updates

    Wednesday, June 19

    The Warsaw Board of Alderman convened with a full quorum on June 17 at 6:00 PM in the Community Building's lower level for a regular meeting, Mayor Eddie Simons called the meeting to order and opened …

  • "Barn In The USA" Highlights This Year's 4H Youth Fair

    Wednesday, June 19

    The annual Benton County 4-H FFA Fair is scheduled to being this week in Lincoln at the 4-H FFA Fairground located on Park Street. This year’s theme “Barn in the USA” celebrates the …

  • Benton County Commission Accepts Bids For Gas, Fuel

    Wednesday, June 19

    Bids were accepted for gasoline and diesel at the June 10 meeting of the Benton County Commission. Commissioners Larry Berry, Scott Harms and Presiding Commissioner Steve Daleske were all present. …