Pam Clifton is a journalist at Farmington Press Leader. She covers a diverse range of topics including plays and musicals, religious organizations, NASA, and fine art, often exploring the intersection of culture and creativity. Pam's insightful work has been featured in various publications, highlighting her commitment to storytelling across multiple themes.
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Pam Clifton's coverage predominantly revolves around local community events, businesses, arts and culture, schools, and the Christmas season in Fredricktown, Missouri. She focuses on event coverage and seasonal topics related to entertainment news and family & relationships.
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| October 9, 2025 | General James R. McCormick, Sarah Barton Murphy, Eliza Carlton, and William Dubart Long.
| October 15, 2025 | Don't miss a delightful evening of jazz this evening at Mineral Area College.
West County’s Got Talent takes place tonight
Birthday bash at space museum Saturday, April 4
By: Pam Clifton
Community invited April 24 to Mineral Area Council on the Arts K-12 Student Art Show at Mineral Area College, showcasing 3,250 works from over 45 schools and homeschool families.
By: Pam Clifton
Community invited April 24 to Mineral Area Council on the Arts K-12 Student Art Show at Mineral Area College, showcasing 3,250 works from over 45 schools and homeschool families.
North County High School presents “Clue (High School Edition)” May 15-16 at 6:30 p.m., a 90-minute slapstick whodunit set in a 1950s mansion with an inventive student-built rotating set.
North County High School presents “Clue (High School Edition)” May 15-16 at 6:30 p.m., a 90-minute slapstick whodunit set in a 1950s mansion with an inventive s...
By: Pam Clifton
West County students join the 75th National Day of Prayer as 8th grader Emery Becker leads a school gathering, guided by longtime Christians in Action sponsor J...
Dance for the Alzheimer's Association at new monthly “Dancing with a Cause” on July 11, 6:30–8 p.m., at Long Memorial Hall in Farmington; $5 entry benefits the cause.
