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Jason Cross Why are you running for the school board? I’m running for the Cameron School Board because I believe every student deserves a safe, supportive learning environment and … more
The Citizen-Observer has received question and answer responses from three of the four candidates for City Council. Responses have been received from Ross Worth, Roger Sherman and Peggy Becker … more
Cameron Regional Medical Center administrator Joe Abrutz, or “Mr. A” as he is known around town, has been named the 46 th Grand Marshall of the Cameron St. Patrick’s Day Parade, kicking off at … more
February 23 The Cameron City Council covered a full agenda Monday night, moving forward on public safety upgrades, infrastructure improvements and long-discussed operational changes during … more
Tuesday, April 7, voters in the greater Cameron area will go to the polls to choose from four City Council candidates and seven candidates to sit on the Cameron R-I School Board. The Council … more
Brightspeed Disaster — Bigger Than You Think By Mark McLaughlin Editor,  Citizen-Observer When the Brightspeed “support center” burned — the result of a homeless person trying to … more
  Meszaros Hits the Ground Running — His First Steps By Mark McLaughlin Editor,  Citizen-Observer New Cameron City Manager Scott Meszaros entered his fourth day on the job moving … more
Miller settles back into Police Chief mode like a glove By Mark McLaughlin Editor, Citizen-Observer   After what Police Chief Dan Miller characterizes as a “growing … more
2026 Medicare Advantage Options in Northwest Missouri — A Quick Reference By Mark McLaughlin, Editor, Citizen-Observer For residents of Livingston, Clinton, and DeKalb counties, Medicare … more
One Application so far for Interim City Council Position   In the agenda for Monday’s City Council meeting, one item of interest was that notation under … more
Parts I and II of the Intersecting "concerns" of revamping U.S. 36 Intersection, Bob Griffin Road intersection. with I-70 widening project set to shift 30-45% traffic inflow to U.S. 36....Oh, and did we mention the World Cup next June? more
City Council Hears Cameron Corners Development Proposal   The Cameron City Council met Monday, November 3, hearing a proposal that could reshape the city’s gateway at the … more
Vet’s Day at Turnbill Farm   CAMERON, MO  – The spirit of gratitude and community was on full display Saturday, November 8, as the Cameron Elks Lodge #2615 hosted its … more
The 200 block of Third Street in downtown Cameron will finally come down, weather permitting, — brick by brick, window by window, a long, painful chapter of civic frustration ending not with a bang, but with the rattle of a backhoe and a sigh of relief. more
Ongoing Probate Delays Leave Johnston Waiting Years for Inheritance Settlement CAMERON — What began as a seemingly straightforward probate case following the 2020 deaths of Florence and … more
EDITOR’S NOTE:  This is part II in the series on Ron Johnston’s experience in trying to obtain clear ownership of properties left to he and his wife Susie in the last wishes of Jerry … more
In my 13 months here, I’ve researched, investigated, and written about plenty of “issues” that have sparked debate, drawn criticism, and stirred arguments from all sides. I’m … more
The City Council of the City of Cameron is soliciting resumes and letters of interest to fill the vacant position on the City Council until the April 7, 2026, election. Interested parties should … more
Marchfest is comiung this weekend!!! Parade Begins at 9 AM Saturday at McCorkle Park more
When Ron Johnston returned to Cameron after four decades away, it wasn’t to retire quietly. What began as a bittersweet homecoming has turned into a story of friendship, faith, and unexpected … more
The Cameron R-I Schooll has shared a public request for community members, parents and other stakeholders give input on the type of hire you want in your next superintendent. There is an online … more
Chalk Talk Moving Forward With Cautious Optimism By Mark McLaughlin, Editor A lot has happened in the past week. And with those changes — and with life being what it is, … more
Cameron---City Councilwoman Gina Reed-Hibler submitted her letter of resignation from the Cameron City Council Monday morning. more
CRMC Addresses the Issue of “Health Treatment Deserts” By Mike Hanrahan   Cameron Regional Medical Center (CRMC) is an integral part of the Cameron community. A number … more
DeKalb County 4-H Council Recognition Night 2024-2025   The DeKalb County 4-H Council held its annual 4-H Recognition Night event at the DeKalb County Youth Building on September … more
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