Yolanda Pool, a second-grade teacher at Southwest Elementary, is excited to be giving back to the community and school system that has inspired her throughout her life. A 2011 Clinton graduate, Pool is grateful to be giving back to the next generation of Clinton students.
Best known for his T-shirt designs at SketchShe, Manny Rojo is glad he and his wife Daysha moved to Clinton years ago.
Debra Gonzales has lived in Clinton most of her life, even though she left for 21 years.
If someone has ever had a pair of jeans pressed or an item starched at CTC here in Clinton, there is a good chance they were pressed by Maria Hernandez, CTC’s resident jean presser.
Lifelong Clinton native Samantha Aispuro knows and embraces the diversity which Clinton has to offer.
People emigrate for various reasons.
Numbers have always had a rhyme and reason for Gladys Torres, so it’s no wonder she would wind up working at an accounting firm.
Formerly from Guatemala, Jose Ochoa has become a predominant figure in the community of Clinton as the owner of Simple Solutions.
Each year between Sept. 15 to Oct. 15 people observe and celebrate the unique histories, contributions and cultural influences of Hispanics.
According to the organization iLanguages, 43 percent of the world’s population is bilingual.