Pictured are Nancy Jackson, left, and Valerie Teal who served teachers lunch at Nance Elementary in honor of Teacher Appreciation Week.
The Clinton Chamber of Commerce has called off tonight’s scheduled Friends on Frisco event due to the possibility of inclement weather.
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- Man charged in Friday altercation
- CEDA talks ongoing plans
- Plans for reunion nearly complete
- CHS soccer boys earn title berth
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Performed an agency assist at the Lucky Star Casino in Clinton.
Cohen Bridges, right, shows his teacher Shawna Rivas appreciation by giving her a gift for Teacher Appreciation Week.
The Clinton Economic Development Authority discussed the employment, hiring, appointment, promotion, demotion, disciplining or resignation of Economic Development Director Roland Mower during its regular meeting Tuesday. The authority met in executive session with the public and press bared from attending though no action was taken during that time, and it is unclear what exactly was discussed.
New details have emerged after an altercation early Friday morning led to shots fired and a subject receiving stab wounds in the 900 block of Gary Boulevard. Andrew Wraspir, 22, of Clinton, has been arrested on charges of assault and battery with a dangerous weapon following the incident.
The good times are about to start rolling for Clinton High School alumni with the All-School Reunion set to be held nearly two weeks away and the Clinton Alumni Association has neared the end of planning for the event.
Clinton Middle School students practicing a scene from “Junie B. Jones The Musical,” front row from left, are Victoria Nemtan, Stella Meacham, Tatum Shackelford, Bella Bridgeman, Reese Giblet and Paige Pugh. Back row, from left, are Brooklyn Adams, Ali Fuentes, Delilah Perez and Atlee Fuller. The community will able to see the production at 9:30 a.m. and 1 p.m. today and tomorrow as well as at 7:15 p.m. today at CMS, located at 1001 Orient Ave. Tickets cost $10 for adults and $5 for students.