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- City discusses Clinton Lake, dam projects
- Departments battle large grass fire
- CBA’s 1st homecoming at Clinton campus
- Reds open district play at John Marshall
- CBA volleyball bounces back
The Clinton City Council received updates on projects at the Clinton Lake Dam and the Clinton Lake Powder Activated Carbon (PAC) project at its regular meeting Tuesday.
Pre-K student Kaslynn Johnson, left, reads a story with Clinton Therapy and Living Center resident Mary Holland during “Grandbuddies,” a time where pre-k students have the opportunity to interact with residents by reading stories and creating crafts together.
Multiple fire departments responded to a large grass fire near Matt’s RV west of Clinton off of I-40 Exit 62 Tuesday afternoon. The fire burned between 40 and 50 acres and threatened structures in the area.
Located at 2140 W. Gary Blvd., the former location of the Whitten Inn, has been sealed on the back side of the building to begin asbestos abatement.
Corn Bible Academy has a busy week ahead since this week is their homecoming for football with various dress-up days, fun activities, coronation court, and the football game to end the week.
TUESDAY DAY SHIFT
Performed extra patrol at Sandy Beach at Foss Lake.