Clinton Economic Development Authority (CEDA) trustees heard a presentation from local attorneys Mart Tisdal and Luke Adams, about financial aid being available from the M.T. and Helen Gholston Trust for the revitalization of the Glancy Motel.
Clinton Public Schools is set to resume classes Aug. 12 with many different procedures than the school year before, while still keeping a few of the same protocols throughout the district to prevent the spread of COVID-19.
Baylor Brittain attempts a new way of creating art by looking at a piece upside down and sketching shapes inside the Pepsi Pop Art Gallery.
Clinton’s City Council meeting on Tuesday lasted approximately 15 minutes. Although the meeting was brief, council members were updated on projects occurring in Clinton and approved several agenda items.
TUESDAY DAY SHIFT
Responded to a 911 domestic call in the vicinity of 10390 N. 2430 Road.
Here are the daily specials being offered by Clinton eating establishments:
Here's a look at Wednesday's headlines
- Teachers’ appreciation theme for FOF
- WPLS appoints board members
- Stolen guns lead to felony charges for suspect
- Powell sets up for one more run
- Clinton volleyball far exceeding 2020 offseason work
Acme maintenance worker Dakota Goodspeed mows the grass in the front area at Acme Brick Park due to recent rain received.
The Friends on Frisco event will happen early this month. It is scheduled this Friday (July 23) due to the Clinton Rodeo occurring July 30 and 31. Clinton Chamber of Commerce President Julie Caldwell addressed the city council Tuesday night about shutting down Frisco Avenue from 5 through 7 Street for the duration of the event.