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Cameron hopeful grant addresses dangerous corridor at Hwy 36 and Ensign Trace

City planners hope a $2,000 investment into a traffic study will create a new commercial corridor in the north section of Cameron.

L to R Tina Svoboda, Mary Boswell and Dandi Bitto

Cameron Newspapers donates to CRMCs Mammography Program

Cameron Newspapers publisher Tina Svoboda presented Mary Boswell, RT(R)(M) RDMS and Dandi Bitto, RT(R)(M), with a check for the Cameron Regional Medical Center’s Mammography Program.

Cameron Mayor Darlene Breckenridge reads ‘Twas the Night Before Christmas’ to kids Saturday night.

Christmas Comes Early

In its first year under the supervision of Cameron Main Street Inc., Christmas in Cameron drew hundreds to downtown for Saturday’s festival.

Biz Kids Workshop

The Cameron DECA Chapter partnered with Joshua Strong from Edward Jones to hold the first ever Biz Kids Workshop. The workshop was designed to help kids ‘explore’ the possibilities of entrepreneurship as a career.

Ben White and speaker Keith Winge speak to local citizens and business owners

Missouri Main Street meets with Cameron Main Street Inc.

The Cameron Main Street Inc. (CMS) held a Town Hall meeting on Wednesday November 20th at 6pm at 116 W. 4th street (The Old School).

Historical Highlights: That's where the first Crossroad was

Cameron grew up with the title “Crossroads of the Nation”. Exactly when we earned the title is unknown, however, why is easy to explain. Today we think of the crossroads as being US Highway 36 and Interstate 35. The intersection has become an

Cameron hopeful grant addresses dangerous corridor at Hwy 36 and Ensign Trace

City planners hope a $2,000 investment into a traffic study will create a new commercial corridor in the north section of Cameron. Cameron Public Works Director Drew Bontrager announced the city received an $8,000 Traffic Engineering Assistance Program grant to pay for a study regarding the safety...

Cameron finalizes pursuit of multi million dollar 28 mile water pipeline

The Cameron City Council unanimously approved entering into an agreement with the Great Northwest Wholesale Water Commission as it explores installing a 28-mile waterline from the Missouri River. With Councilmen L. Corey Sloan and Dennis Clark absent from Monday’s meeting, the present councilmen...

Cameron Newspapers donates to CRMCs Mammography Program

Cameron Newspapers publisher Tina Svoboda presented Mary Boswell, RT(R)(M) RDMS and Dandi Bitto, RT(R)(M), with a check for the Cameron Regional Medical Center’s Mammography Program. The funds were collected in October, through area sponsors in Cameron Newspapers Breast Cancer Awareness Edition.

Christmas Comes Early

In its first year under the supervision of Cameron Main Street Inc., Christmas in Cameron drew hundreds to downtown for Saturday’s festival. Cameron Main Street, as well as multiple area businesses and organizations combined their efforts for a parade, Holiday Faire and culminating lighting...