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FINALISTS in the Bill of Rights Essay Contest, Seth and Ben Spencer have written about the uniqueness of the famed document. The contest is sponsored by the Herzog Foundation.
Local Students Shine In Patriotic Essay Contest
On the 231st anniversary of the United States Bill of Rights ratification, Cornerstone Academy of the Ozarks is proud to announce that brothers Ben and Seth Spencer are runners up in the Herzog … more
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BOTHWELL FAMILY Medicine Associates and Bothwell Eldenburg Family Practice are planned to move to Bothwell Healing Arts Center at 3700 W. 10th Street and join Bothwell Family Health and become a single family medicine practice. The merger will mean more space for patient care and physician growth as well as for medical student and resident teaching.
Bothwell Regional Health Center Receives Grant For Healing Arts Center
Bothwell Regional Health Center has received a nearly $1.1 million grant from the federal Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA) Rural Residency Planning and Development Program. Funds … more
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Cole Camp Enacts Unchanged 2023 Budget
Under new business, Cole Camp adopted a 2023 budget resolution, said by Mayor Bob Meuschke to be nearly the same as adopted for 2021 and 2022. The Mayor added that budget is not set in stone, and can … more
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Area Churches Welcome All To Christmas Services
Christmas preparations are all in place as area churches anticipate the special weekend coming up with Christmas Eve and Christmas Day on Saturday and Sunday this year. The First United … more
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END OF AN ERA, Hawthorn Bank closed it's downtown Warsaw location last Friday. Market President Chuck Allcorn, Carmen Mantonya, Jennifer Honea and Sandra Darling helped with final closing duties. The landmark building is a reminder of times when a bank’s best branding was done with brick and mortar, long before anyone dreamed of banking on their phone.
Downtown Bank Closing Stirs Memories Amid Industry Shift
Downtown Warsaw lost a historic business on Friday as Hawthorn Bank closed its downtown branch after serving their last customer at 1:00 PM.  Subway owner Shana DeJaynes was that  final … more
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A MIGHTY BUSY MAIL CARRIER, Mitch Grace loaded packages for delivery at the Warsaw Post Office on Tuesday.
More Than The Mail: Local Carriers A Lifeline For Many
Though our word “mail” is of English descent, referring to a “male”, or bag, the first documented use of organized courier services was over 4,000 years ago in Egypt. The … more
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DONE WITH THE BULL, Tyler and Diana Throckmorton at We The People Cattle Co. opened their retail location with one goal in mind; "Fresh, hormone and antibiotic-free food".
We The People Opens With A Fresh Twist On All Natural Food Options
Tyler Throckmorton opened We The People Cattle Co. at 19509 Hwy 65 in Lincoln on December 1. He wanted to provide the public with quality meat coming from local livestock that had a stress-free and … more
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City Of Lincoln Adopts Balanced Budget For 2023
Under new business Monday eve, city aldermen adopted a 2023 budget, said by Mayor Glen Nelson to be a “balanced” one, although he indicated the city may have to dip into its reserves. He … more
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Mac Vorce
Enterprise Company Brings Vorce Aboard As Sales Director
A new year will be bringing new changes to the Benton County Enterprise, Clinton Daily Democrat and Birdman Apparel with the addition of Mac Vorce as Sales Director for all brands.    … more
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GIVING WHERE THEY LIVE, members of the Benton County Community Projects Committee, including Holly Hatzenbuehler, Cathy Wilson, Tonya Nathan and Aleshia Roark-Gillespie are gathering items for Warsaw, Lincoln and Cole Camp kids who are in need of warm winter clothes.
Realtors Reach Out With One Warm Coat At A Time
The Benton County Community Projects (BCCP) is collecting winter clothing for children attending kindergarten through twelfth grade in Cole Camp, Lincoln and Warsaw schools. The drive was planned to … more
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A DOSE OF VERY MERRY, Saturday’s Hallmark themed Christmas in Warsaw saw a huge turnout. Events included Breakfast with Santa, shopping, carriage rides and a parade.
Downtown Warsaw Set The Scene For Dickens Of A Holiday
The hustle and bustle of the Christmas season continued this past Saturday with "A Hallmark Christmas" held in downtown Warsaw. The day began with a Breakfast with Santa where children and … more
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Shannon Deckard
Deckard Named Newest Assistant Superintendent At Warsaw R-9 Schools
During the special board meeting on December 1, Warsaw R-IX School District hired Shannon Deckard to be the assistant superintendent for the 2023-2024 school year. Deckard’s first official day … more
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City Of Warsaw Approves 2023 Operating Budget
Under new business Monday eve, Warsaw Aldermen approved an ordinance establishing the city’s 2023 operating budget for all funds within the city. The session lacked a full roster of officers, … more
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Brad Drehle
Lincoln's Drehle Named Central MO Media Coach Of The Year In Class 1
I had the opportunity to interview Lincoln head coach Brad Drehle about their 2022 season. I want to thank the coach for his time. I believe I know him well enough to ask him some candid questions. I … more
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FESTIVE FUN is on the way with multiple Christmas events planned throughout Benton County. Dan Files decorated the Ed Elmore cabin in preparation for Saturday's Kaysinger Christmas event at the Harry S. Truman Visitor Center in Warsaw.
Benton County Gears Up For Another Year Of Holiday Cheer
The Christmas season is in full swing across Benton County.  While there have already been several Christmas events, there are plenty more to come before December 25. Next weekend, the … more
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AN AUDIT conducted by the State of Missouri concluded that the City of Warsaw will receive a windfall of funds from the closure of the Truman Dam Access Road Transportation District.
City Of Warsaw Will Receive Big Bucks From Transportation District Closeout
According to www.kttn.com Missouri State Auditor Nicole Galloway issued a closeout audit of the U.S. Highway 65 and Truman Dam Access Road Transportation Development District (TDD) on Tuesday, … more
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A GALA NIGHT was held by the Pride of Warsaw Band Boosters where everyone was treated with elite performances by band ensembles, including members Emma Binnie, Aaron Ramsey, Hannah Wooldridge, Parker Gemes, Kolten Kern and Perrie Judd.
Pride Of Warsaw Hosts Gala Event, Filled With Performances And Dance
The Pride of Warsaw Band  and it's boosters hosted a magical evening on Saturday, November 19 when they hosted their First Annual Band Gala in the gymnasium at Warsaw High School.  The … more
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Co-Mo Fiber Internet Service Becoming Reality In City Of Warsaw
In late session Monday eve, City Administrator Randy Pogue reported that representatives for Co-Mo  internet service informed him that service to the city is expected to be complete by year end. … more
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GVMH Awarded Acute Stroke Ready Certification From The Joint Commission
Golden Valley Memorial Healthcare (GVMH) is pleased to announce that it has earned The Joint Commission’s Gold Seal of Approval for Acute Stroke Ready Certification. GVMH underwent a … more
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PREPARING FOR AN INFLUX OF FAMILY, Margie Slavens shopped for Thanksgiving dinner on Friday. Slavens said that, though pumpkin pie is a staple at her meal, the chocolate layer pudding is a family favorite.
Benton County Families Gobble Up Thanksgiving Traditions
Thanksgiving is traditionally a time to gather together with family and friends to give thanks for all of the many blessings.  Every family has their own traditions which usually involve a … more
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A SUCCESSFUL grant reception was held at the Warsaw home of Mr. and Mrs. Randy Eaton for the Benton County Community Foundation. Attendees included Suzie Brodersen, Alice Wilson, Shannon Smith, Dorcas Brethower, Cheryl Patterson, Tracey Spry, Taylor Hayes and Victoria Kruep.
Community Foundation Casts A Positive Glow On Local Organizations And Schools
The Benton County Community Foundation (BCCF) presented a total of $4,000 in checks to seven non-profit organizations in the county during a dinner at the Warsaw home of Marsha and Randy Eaton. The … more
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HANGING UP HIS HAT, Warsaw Area Chamber of Commerce Director Mac Vorce will step down next week. Under his direction, the organization has grown membership and events.
Vorce Resigns From Chamber, Search Underway For Replacement
Warsaw Chamber of Commerce Director Mac Vorce will be stepping down from his position on November 30. Vorce, who came to Warsaw in 2000, first owned and operated Gasoline Alley, a … more
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Cole Camp Attorney Advises City To Enact Sales Tax On Marijuana
Under committee reports Thursday eve, City Attorney Todd Smith advised the group they need to enact a three percent marijuana sales tax, now that recreational sales of that product have been approved … more
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GVMH Receives Five Marketing Awards
The Marketing team at Golden Valley Memorial Healthcare (GVMH) recently received recognition for five of its marketing programs that the group created to educate and inform patients, communities and … more
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HOLDING TIGHT, Lincoln's Ross Johnson hangs on to the football as the Bluebirds' Grant Steenburgen tries to rip the ball loose in Friday night's Class 1 District 5 championship game. The Cardinals defeated Cole Camp, 38-20 behind a record setting performance by Johnson. Lincoln will play at Monroe City this Saturday in the MSHSAA State Quarterfinals.
Lincoln Beats Cole Camp For Second Time, Takes District Title
Well, the Benton County Class 1 football game of the decade is in the annals of time.  A raging wind died down right before game time but a cold Friday night still greeted both … more
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