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CAMERON—A series of bombshell accusations leveled against the Old School Historical Preservation Society of Cameron, and three board members of the organization formed an official consumer complaint to the Internal Revenue Service, and a copy to the Missouri Attorney General.
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CAMERON—Councilwoman Gina Reed-Hibler breathed life into the 200 block of 3rd Street by initiating a purchase of the 3rd Street Buildings from the Old School-Historical Preservation Society.
The CHPS’s ownership of the condemned structures has been the source of much local consternation at all...
The Cameron Citizen-Observer Newspaper is proud to sponsor and support the efforts of Larry Workman who maintain, keep up, and keep the Cameron Veterans Memorial beautiful and attractive.
One week after its establishment, the fund has received $1,340 in commitments towards an $8,000 goal,...
ST. JOSEPH, Mo. – A section of U.S. Route 69 in Cameron (DeKalb County) is scheduled to close at 8 p.m. on Friday, Oct. 4 for a culvert replacement. Crews from Leavenworth Excavating & Equipment Company, Inc., working with the Missouri Department of Transportation, will close the highway just...
Debbie Files was recognized by her colleagues, friends and customers as she brought a 40-year career as a florist to an end with a ceremony at Cameron Market on Friday.
Files, who began her work as a flower arranger 40-years ago at DeBacker Flowers in Warrensburg at the age of 16 has been the...
Clinton County taxpayers have contacted the Clinton County Courthouse about receiving phone calls that they believe to be from scammers.
Taxpayers called the courthouse to report that someone had called and identified themselves as an employee from the Collector’s Office. The phone caller informed...
Chief Dan Miller now has several months under his belt as Chief of Police for Cameron. Since he had served on the police force for some time, the transition was virtually seamless.
He feels that things are going pretty well at the Department. The biggest struggle has been staffing of patrol...
Fun was had by all at this years KidsFest, hosted by The Old School. Running in conjunction with the first Airing of the Quilts and the Farmers and Makers Market, there was something for the kids and adults to enjoy this past Saturday, August 17th at McCorkle Park. DreamCatchers offered pony rides...
The history of quilting can be traced as far back as 3400 BCE. Those early quilts were made primarily for warmth. After the Revolutionary War quilting began to emerge as a type of art. During the years of the Underground Railroad certain patterns stitched into a quilt were used to aid slaves who...
This past Tuesday, August 6th voters in Cameron of Clinton and DeKalb Counties voted in the Primary Election for US Senator, Governor, Lieutenant Governor, Secretary of State, State Treasurer, Attorney General, US Representative District 6, and State Representative District 8; along with local...
