The contractual management team of Clinton Regional Hospital, 3rd Avenue West, produced a press release Thursday evening disputing claims made in Wednesday’s Clinton Hospital Authority meeting.
City funds are looking a bit different due to the reclassification of loans from the City to the Clinton Hospital Authority, according to City Treasurer Debra Blanchard. With the recent failure to sell the hospital to Rural Hospital Solutions, many have questioned how much money is in the coffers of the City’s accounts.
The process of completing point repairs on the sewer collapse should be coming to an end in the near future, according to Public Works Director Gene McCullough.
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Kyler Lloyd Oscar Johns, 19, of Clinton, has been charged with one count of domestic assault and battery after an incident that occurred in the early morning hours of July 14 in the 500 block of S. 13th St.
Clinton Middle School had a close call Tuesday afternoon after the school was evacuated for a potential fire atop the school cafeteria.
Despite fakery due to artificial intelligence and proliferation of it on social media, it has been confirmed the Clinton Homeland store is not closing.
Service Manager Jake Gutermuth stays busy at McKinsey Motors, the Ford dealership on U.S. Highway 183. “The morning rush is usually the craziest part, when everybody shows up at once,” said Gutermuth.
The Arapaho-Butler agriculture program was recently recognized as a National 3-Star FFA Chapter, which is highest prestige an FFA chapter can receive, for the first time in the school system’s history.
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