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Clinton County reports 76 active cases as of Monday, quarantines in local school districts level off some after bump to begin new year
Country music star Sunny Sweeney will be headlining the first ever Leadership Northwest Music Jam with ticket proceeds benefiting the Leadership Northwest Missouri program.  Country music star Sunny Sweeney will be headlining the first ever Leadership Northwest Music Jam with ticket proceeds benefiting the Leadership Northwest Missouri program. The show will be hosted at Black Silo Winery in Trenton, Mo., on Saturday, September 25. Trenton local Salem Croy will be the special guest opening the music event.
Ticket information is available on the Leadership Northwest Missouri page on Facebook. Doors open at 6 p.m. and this is an outdoor event. Smoked Iguana and 50 Grams Foods will have food trucks available for dinner options. Leadership Northwest Missouri (LNWMO) is a program for community leaders interested in the regional growth of Northwest Missouri through high-quality training and networking opportunities. Participants are selected from the nineteen counties of the Northwest region and there are currently 440 alumni members that have benefited from this program. Leadership Northwest Missouri is registered as a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization. Sponsors of Leadership Northwest Music Jam include Premier Platinum level sponsors Wright Memorial Hospital and Hedrick Medical Center: Platinum level sponsors are Black Silo Winery, Regional Radio, K4C Premier Cottages, North Central Missouri College, Smithfield, Northwest Health Services, and Northwest Missouri State University Nursing Program; Gold level sponsors are BTC Bank, Main Street Mercantile, Marcia J Cox, ASM, Missouri Farm Bureau Insurance, and Zane and Jordan Jones; Silver level sponsors are Carroll County Memorial Hospital, Farmers State Bank, , Trenton HyVee, Weldon Builders & Construction, and Cobblestone Inn & Suites of Trenton; Bronze level sponsors are Dillon Harp - State Farm Agent, Main Street Trenton - TDIA, and Century 21 Team Elite. Sunny Sweeney makes it look easy. Just as comfortable commanding a stadium stage on tour with Bob Seger as she is pouring her heart out from a listening-room stool, she is an outlier. A humble East Texas kid with super-star chops, singing her own songs made up of the equal parts wit, soul, and hard truth. Four albums into a career that has earned praise from Rolling Stone, NPT, American Songwriter, and more, Sunny has drawn a loyal following, experienced the major label deal, and ultimately, embraced her independence - and smart country music that likes to have its rock and honky tonk too is that much better for it. Sweeney is currently in the studio at work on her next record. Her hit songs include “From A Table Away,” “Staying’s Worse Than Leaving,” “Better Bad Idea,” and “Bad Girl Phase.” With Cameron officials ready to throw the hospital under the 18-wheeler for tax revenue, Steve Tinnen asks why the hospital would keep Cameron's name?
In Plattsburg, the school district won't move to a mask requirement until positivity rates reach a threshold   The Clinton County Planning and Zoning Commission held three public hearings on Thursday, August 5, approving two requests while declining a third.
 A Gower, Mo., woman is facing a pair of felony child endangerment charges after the death of one of her twin sons earlier this year
 Progress at the East Buchanan football field has been clipping along this summer, with the sod going down this week and last. It’s expected to be playable by the first game, which is just over 50 days away. Photo Courtesy of Doug Miller | EBHS
 As Missouri becomes the nation’s cautionary tale for the delta variant of the COVID-19 virus, the impact is starting to show itself in Clinton County.
 Brett and Robin Dickerson (56 and 57 respectively) of Plattsburg, MO, died together in an accident during a Wyoming mountainside motorcycle ride on July 3rd.
 When the pandemic struck last year, Plattsburg High School teacher Brett Dickerson used the district's tech lab to 3D print much needed materials for medical facilities throughout the region. CCR-III Photo.
A veteran of three wars, Lathrop’s Merle Green will celebrate his 100th birthday on Independence Day  Both previously widowed, Merle and Millie Green hoped when they were married in 1984 they would get
10 good years together. They’ve been blessed with nearly four decades of marriage.  Clinton County Coroner Lee Hanks and Sheriff Larry Fish wade into flood waters Saturday during the recovery of a vehicle that was swept up by flood waters south of Gower. Phonto via Clinton County Sheriff's Department on Facebook
Work will include new track, upgrades at the elementary  With school out for the summer, the East Buchanan C-1 School District has started some of the preliminary work for its $2.2 million improvements project, including breaking ground on the new track at the high school.
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