Here's a look at the Thursday headlines
- City mask mandate extended
- Mission sees large growth
- Bad milk found in Clinton schools
- Senate redistricting process focus of local meeting
- Depleted A-B advances in tourney
Understandably the past year has been unlike any other and the Mission House can attest to that fact due to the increased number of people it has tried to assist.
A crew from Imperium Utility Services traveled around Clinton Tuesday and Wednesday to install intellirupters into PSO’s powerlines. The intellirupters will lower outage times in the future. Harley Martin, left, and Ben Rivera work from their buckets, while Dylan Weaver works from a control panel below. CDN
Clinton’s ordinance requiring citizens to wear masks in most public places has been extended to April 30, 2021.
Clinton Public Schools Supt. Tyler Bridges sent out a notice to parents about a recall for the school’s milk supplier.
City Parks & Recreation employee Jerome Hurd and Public Work Director Leonard Jackson were busy again this week shredding fallen tree limbs from last October’s ice storm. CDN
A small gathering, made up mostly of elected officials from across the state, met Tuesday at the Frisco Center to discuss the state senate redistricting process that is required every 10 years to coincide with the updated U.S. Census.
MORNING SHIFT
Assisted Weatherford Police Department on Highway 183.
Greg Granger does his duty of being the scorekeeper at a CHS basketball game.