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The Cameron Police Department assisted in the arrest of multiple men on the run for sex crime charges.
The CPD lent a hand in the arrest of Pedro and Juana Manzano, who had been on the run for sexual assaults in New Jersey dating back to 2001 while also detaining Jerry Reeder, who evaded arrest...
In its fourth year of operation the Cameron Arts Festival will make its fall debut Oct. 12, showcasing area artists in a variety of genres.
The Cameron Arts Festival is the primary fundraiser for the Cameron Area Arts Council, who hopes to meet its $3,700 fundraising goal in order to continue its...
RE/MAX Partners located at 402 E Evergreen is the 2nd Chamber Business Spotlight for September. Established April 1,2008 RE/MAX is owned by broker: Dan Earley with employees Staci Earley and Cassie Nixdorf. When ask their main focus it was stated: "We are a full service real estate agency which...
JEFFERSON CITY – Governor Mike Parson awarded Missouri Public Safety Medals to a total of 18 first responders and 6 civilians for heroic and live-saving actions in 2018.
The awards are the state’s highest recognitions for first responders working as individuals and as members of teams during...
As part of an annual tradition in Cameron, hundreds of former Dragons and Lady Dragons returned for homecoming, partaking in various activities as part of the week-long celebration.
Festivities culminated Friday night with the selection of seniors Alisha Neal and Kyle Patterson and the 2019 Cameron...
The Cameron City Council may soon resolve issues with a potentially dangerous intersection following a Roadway Safety Assessment by the Missouri Transportation Advisory Committee.
The Roadway Safety Assessment highlighted potential solutions to increase the safety at the intersection of McElwain...
Congratulations Shelly Essary for being the
Cameron Citizen-Observer fan of the week. Enjoy
the four free tickets to the Renaissance Festival.
The Cameron School Board appointed retired Cameron Marching Dragons Band Director Ann Goodwin-Clark and area businesswoman Pam Ice as board members Monday night.
Goodwin-Clark and Ice replace outgoing board members Doug Schmitz and Julie Mallen, who each resigned for work-related reasons, and both...
With more than 50 competitors at the seventh annual Shoot Like a Girl Classic, organizers are hopeful they reached their $50,000 after tallying the final figures.
The Boot Hill Shooting Grounds hosted the event with shooters from as far away as Minnesota traveling to attend the annual fundraiser,...
