Responded to a domestic disturbance in the 1790 block of N. State Highway 54.
Filing for Clinton Public School’s Board o
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- Large hangar nearly finished at airport
- High school principal reflects on first semester
- School board filing update
- Slow going for U. Fund
- Seniors honored at end of year banquet
(AP) – Another proposed airline buyout is renewing debate over whether there has been too much consolidation in the industry — and whether consumers are paying the price.
As of press time Tuesday, no new candidates had filed for the Clinton Public School’s Board of Education Dist. 4 seat.
Michelle Sorter has taken over the reins from former Principal Chad Pugh and has set lofty goals for the high school as she works in her first year as principal to raise academics, attendance and attitudes.
A house located at 907 N. 19th St. went up in flames Tuesday morning just after 10:30 a.m. The home quickly became fully involved in the blaze with flames pouring out the west end of the structure. At the time of the fire, the front windows of the house were boarded up and according to Assistant Fire Chief Mark Switzer, no one was believed to be inside the structure when the fire erupted. The Clinton Fire Department along with Arapaho Fire Department responded to the scene.
Construction is wrapping up on the Clinton Regional Airport’s newest addition of a 92-foot by 70foot commercial hangar which signals an end to repairs after a 2021 tornado left damage across the airport including the destruction of an existing hangar.
Streets employee Charles Jones cleans up piles of asphalt after the City dug into the intersection of 18th Street and Broadway Avenue to bypass the damaged water tower.