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City of Clarksville, Missouri
Jo Anne Smiley, Mayor
Clarksville City Hall Phone: 573.242.3336
111 Howard Street Fax: 573.242.3450
P.O. Box 528 Email: cityclerk@clarksvillemo.us
Jo Anne Smiley, Mayor
Clarksville City Hall Phone: 573.242.3336
111 Howard Street Fax: 573.242.3450
P.O. Box 528 Email: cityclerk@clarksvillemo.us
| Maisie Keeser receives congratulatory plaque from Mayor Jo Anne Smiley. The Clarksville Garden Club met on June 28, 2007 at the Clarksville Boat Club. Maisie has been elected to serve a 2 year term as the Missouri State Garden Club President . |
ATOG = All the Old Gals just get together to have fun. This is the 17th such adventure and the 2nd time in Clarksville. such adventure and the 2nd time in Clarksville. (always Tuesday after the 4th of July) They come from all over the mid-west, three from come from all over the mid-west, three from Oklahoma, one from Michigan, one from Iowa, one from Indiana, and the rest from MO. |
| Sunflowers at the Station |
| Thank you Garden Club for this special addition to the event! |
| A sight on Clarksville River Front |
| A summer EXCURSION! |
For more information go to: www.missrockaway.org |
Candance Chambers, Wildlife Refuge
Specialist at the Great River and Clarence
Cannon National Wildlife Refuge presents
to Mayor Jo Anne Smiley for the City of
Clarksville two new display panels in the
Clarksville Visitor/ River Heritage Center.
The panels are donated to the City of
Clarksville by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife
Service and describe the importance of the
Mississippi river valley for hundreds of
species of birds that migrate along the
river each spring and fall.
Specialist at the Great River and Clarence
Cannon National Wildlife Refuge presents
to Mayor Jo Anne Smiley for the City of
Clarksville two new display panels in the
Clarksville Visitor/ River Heritage Center.
The panels are donated to the City of
Clarksville by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife
Service and describe the importance of the
Mississippi river valley for hundreds of
species of birds that migrate along the
river each spring and fall.
| Mayor Smiley Here are two photos of our visit to Clarksville. We visited your city as part of our Kirk women family retreat. We are three generations of the Kirk family. Margaret Lillian Kirk, Dana Kirk Haubein, Carol Kirk Teicher, Janet G. Kirk, Corinne Sinclair Kirk, Stefanie Teicher We enjoyed visiting the many shops and talking with the artists. Thank you for introducing yourself and giving our visit your personal touch. |
| Stacey Leigh Designs |
| "Click" on either link for more information |
February 21, 2009 In the hours since the devastating fire in which family and friends lost a distinguished member of the Clarksville community, a search for words or even a glimmer of understanding is constant with those who knew and loved her. Mary Ann Allison made a profound impression on all with whom she associated. She made a huge positive difference in this community. She welcomed each individual person and each animal into her life with equal grace and an intense desire to care for them and to love them. Mary Ann always had room for one more. Mary Ann and husband Butch, opened the doors of the Clarksville Antique Center and quickly provided a business with something of interest to most everyone, with one of the warmest welcomes to be found anywhere and one that generated large sales tax revenues for Clarksville. This lady possessed amazing talents and abilities. In the 40,000 square foot Antique Center she knew what was there, where it was, and more details about particular items than could be believed. Working in Clarksville, managing and providing inventory in two other buildings in St. Louis, procuring and facilitating home demolition jobs, maintaining her home, her life with Butch and extended family members and the animals are but part of what could describe this loving woman. Like her mother to whom she was devoted, she was a beautiful spirit with an enormous heart. Mary Ann believed in Clarksville. She was convinced that good and better times were on the horizon for the Community. She supported activities, engaged in planning and contributed time, money and effort in sharing her optimism for the future of Clarksville. The light and life that she gave to this community may be gone, but I can think of no better way to pay tribute to her than by maintaining and building upon her dedication to and optimism for this City. Jo Anne Smiley, Mayor City of Clarksville, Missouri |
St. Louis Visitors share a cup in
COOL BEANS
COOL BEANS
| Pike Sheriff's Department Opens Clarksville Substation |
January 14th to celebrate the opening of a substation on Front Street in Clarksville. Several county and city officials were on hand along with citizens and representatives of the Chamber of Commerce. From left: Caron Quick, Ramsey Woodall, Eastern District Commissioner Curt Mitchell, Sheriff Stephen Korte, Sgt. Josh Baker, Clarksville Mayor Jo Anne Smiley, Treas Vaughn, Jennifer Dixon and Ralph Quick. Sheriff Korte said the substation will allow deputies working in that area to work more efficiently. They will be able to make calls, file paperwork, perform interviews and more from the office. |
January 22, 2010 The State Audit has begun in Clarksville. As indicated in the announcement of the audit, an Open meeting was held on January 12, 2010. Toni Crabtree, Audit Manager and Steven Re’ CPA from the Missouri’s Office of the State Auditor provided information as to the process. Questions by the public concerning the complaints, assertions, and accusations were answered with an assurance that these were confidential. A private meeting was held with the petitioners later that day. Since then, work of the audit has been on-going in City Hall. It appears that work here will take several more weeks and then some months before another meeting will be held with the Board who will then be provided time to respond. Those responses will be included in the final report. The cost to the City is expected to be $15,000 - $30,000. Numerous customer water leaks have occurred during the extreme cold weather periods. Each has been checked and water turned off as necessary. It is important to be vigilant in observation during times of extreme low temperatures as water leaks can cause major damage and be expensive both for the customer and for the city. At this time, the January water meter readings are complete. City Clerk JoAnn Myers has presented her resignation effective January 29, 2010. JoAnn leaves to accept a position which is close to her residence and one for which she had applied previous to employment in Clarksville. JoAnn has proven herself to be of enormous value to the office of City Clerk. She leaves a positive imprint that will serve well into the future. The City is presently seeking applications for City Clerk. Although the fog has recently hindered clear observation of Eagles, Eagle Season has arrived, Eagles are here and Eagle Days week-end is January 30 and 31, 2010. For more information: www.clarksvillemo.us Jo Anne Smiley |
| Bove's Dry Saloon |
