Here's your preview of the Wednesday headlines
- CEDA officially acquires Glancy, Pop Hicks sites
- Bridges receives 6.5% pay increase
- Jefferson has made career of loving lots of children
- Powell scores 1,000th career point, Red Tornadoes come up short at home
Urana Jefferson has taken care of children for almost 30 years, whether it be through running a daycare in her home or supervising a daycare facility.
Clinton Economic Development Authority Director Roland Mower was quoted in this past weekend’s Clinton Daily News as saying the closing of the Glancy Motel and Pop Hicks Restaurant properties was “imminent” and it turns out those words rang true.
Clinton’s Board of Education members extended the contract of Superintendent Tyler Bridges until June 2025 with a 6.5% increase to his base salary during Monday’s regular meeting.
Clinton High School students who made Shortgrass Honor Band from left are Jamie Lovos, Annabella Hernandez, Carly Purser, Caleb Savoie, Hailey Hernandez, Grayson McCullough, Sylvia Gonzalez, Sam Nieves, Jenifer Ruiz and Morgan Clayton. Clinton Middle School students who made Shortgrass Honor Band from left are Evelyn Aispuro, Ashley Vinaja, Ryder Adams, Jackson McCullough, Azul Uribe, Allyson Silos and Keelan Gatlin.
(AP) — Morgan Wallen stepped on country music’s most historic and storied stage over the weekend, a sign that many interpreted as the Grand Ole Opry giving the troubled star its blessing and a path to reconciliation after he used a racial slur on camera.
(AP) — The Kremlin said Tuesday the security talks with the U.S. amid tensions over Ukraine have given little reason for optimism, adding that Russia would wait for the outcome of other meetings this week before deciding whether it’s worth it to continue negotiations.
MONDAY DAY SHIFT
Responded to a medical assist in the 100 block of Regency Dr.
Responded to a report of cattle out on north side of State Highway 33 just east of N. 2350 Rd.