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This year, the Bothwell Foundation is marking two decades of enhancing local health care services, supporting patients and ensuring access to care close to home. To celebrate this milestone and … more
The Warsaw Track and Field team enjoyed one of its best state competitions in a number of years when they took 5 athletes in 5 different events to the 2025 MSHSAA Class 3 Track and Field … more
Eighty-six WHS students completed their high school education with a graduation ceremony on May 22 on Randy Morrow Field. Speakers included Valedictorian Jaxson Deckard and Salutatorian Logan … more
Memorial Day is a federal holiday commemorating all men and women who have died in military service for the U.S. Many people visit cemeteries and memorials, and it is also seen as the start of … more
Mayor Burdick called the May meeting of the Cole Camp City Council to order at 7:00 PM on Thursday, May 15 in City Hall. Following the approval of the agenda, previous minutes from five meetings, … more
Tuesday morning, May 20, dawned bright and sunny in Benton County, following a night of horrendous springtime storms. At first it was believed there was a tornado in the area, but it is now believed … more
The Lincoln High School football program will be switching to 8-man following the upcoming 2025 season. Lincoln R-II Superintendent Kevin Smith commented, "Unfortunately, our participation … more
Colonel Keith Butler was the special guest speaker at the Cole Camp Chamber of Commerce meeting on May 13. Colonel Butler is the Commander of Whiteman Air Force Base located in Knob Noster. … more
Richard McBride joined the Deer Creek Fire Protection District (DCFPD) when it was still a fire department 35 years ago and worked with his wife putting out fires. He moved through the ranks and … more
Children in the Cole Camp area will have a fun place to cool off this summer as the Cole Camp Swimming Pool is set to open its new kid's pool located next to the large pool on May 27. The kid … more
Lincoln City Council met in regular monthly session on Monday, May 12 at 6:00 PM in Lincoln City Hall. Following routine handling of business the council received a report on the 2024 Financial … more
A day to remember unfolded in Warsaw, where community ties are strong and the spirit of recognition runs deep. Leading this remarkable occasion was Congressman Mark Alford, whose service to the 4th … more
Forty-three Lincoln seniors walked across the LHS football field for the last time as students as they participated in the 2025 graduation ceremony on Friday evening, May 9. Speakers for the … more
Phase I of the Steamboat Landing playground at Drake Harbor was completed in October 2022. When a community survey revealed that there was a desire to enlarge the playground and add a bathroom, … more
The Warsaw R-IX Board of Education met on April 19 to discuss a range of important updates and decisions affecting the school district. Below are the key highlights from the meeting. The … more
Brent Harms, a native Benton Countian, began his career with Benton County’s Farm Service Agency in 1998, twenty-seven years ago. In 1985, not long before Brent came on board in the … more
A report has been released by the Missouri State Highway Patrol after a head on collision that killed two Clinton residents on Friday evening. According to the report, the crash happened around 8:45 … more
The Kansas City District, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers will hold a public meeting on May 1, 2025, at 530 P.M> to discuss office consolidation efforts at Harry S. Truman Lake. The public is … more
Over 1200 people packed Main Street of Warsaw on April 26 for the annual Benton County Wine Stroll. According to Wine Stroll Coordinator Cheryl Peterson the event went off without a hitch. … more
Recently elected city council members were sworn in at the April 21 meeting of the Warsaw City Council. Ward 1 Alderwoman Kim Pearcy, Ward 2 Alderwoman Jennifer Flores and Ward 3 Alderman incumbent … more
The Cole Camp Council met on Thursday April 17 at 7:00 PM in Cole Camp’s City Hall. Following the routine handling of business, the council moved to the 2024 audit under old business. City … more
On April 17, Warsaw was a hot spot for an event that brilliantly intertwined the thrill of fishing with the vital topic of men's health. Enter Docs & Bobbers, a unique initiative by the Bothwell … more
In 2018, Kay Turner appeared in a Benton County Enterprise article about senior fitness (when her name was Kay Wingfield). She was nearing her 70th birthday, training five days a week with Brian … more
John Boise Middle School (Warsaw) seventh grader Austyn Wright was recently crowned Princess of America Teen Miss Missouri. In July, Wright, the daughter of Bradly and Sarah Wright, will compete in … more
Following the swift handling of routine business, the Lincoln Council heard BCED, JoAnn Lane’s report on new business happenings in Lincoln. Lane stated Lindsey Decker is moving ahead with Zone … more
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