Caldwell shares gratitude

As I reflect on the past year at the Clinton Chamber of Commerce, I am incredibly proud of all that we have accomplished together. It has been a year filled with growth, exciting events, new opportunities, challenges, and plenty of preparation as we celebrate the historic Route 66 Centennial.

Past Volunteers of the Year Award winners, sponsored and presented by the Clinton Chamber of Commerce include these people: Billy and Cheryl McCullers Elaine Fransen David Berrong Amy Hunter Marcia Wheeler Mark & Debbie Nicholson Shea & Nathan Meget Dara Moser Steve Weichel Billy Goodwin Heather Estrada

Almost show time!

Hanna Ponce, left, and Barbara Kreizenbeck decorate the exhibit hall Wednesday at the Frisco Cen ter for the Clinton Chamber of Commerce Route 66 Centennial Banquet. The awards banquet will begin at 7 p.m. Friday with various honors given out, including the 2026 Citizen of the Year Award.

City of Clinton officials would like to remind residents not to park vehicles in yards, as this is against City Ordinance 7-5-9.

A tractor works to remove hay bale debris Tuesday morning at Tim Davis’ barn located on N. 28th Street The Clinton Fire Department responded to the hay bale barn fire and it is estimated more than 500 bales ignited in the blaze. CDN | Courtesy photo

At 6:15 a.m. Tuesday morning the Clinton Fire Department responded to a hay bale barn fire on property owned by Tim Davis on N. 28th Street.

From left, Shea Meget and Luke Adams are sworn in Tuesday at the Frisco Center as trustees for the Clinton Economic Development Authority by City Clerk Amy Jones.

Two new trustees were sworn in at Tuesday’s meeting of the Clinton Economic Development Authority, and CEDA Director Fayne Sawatzky was able to attend his first meeting serving in his official capacity as director.

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