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Here's a preview of the Wednesday CDN
- There will be no Thursday edition of the Clinton Daily News due to the Thanksgiving holiday.
- Lead water lines next focus of City
- Dr. Simon to end school board tenure
Shepherd Home Health employees from left Darlene Cardwell, Kelli Oliver and Kenda Cornett stand with baskets they will distribute to their patients after having a successful food drive in collaboration with Arapaho-Butler FFA.
A year since the Environmental Protection Agency announced new guidelines for developing and maintaining service line inventories for water systems in cities across the U.S., the City of Clinton is beginning its plan to inventory its water system and address any found lead pipes over the next year.
The Board of Education of the Clinton Public Schools District has announced that its Dist. No. 4 seat, currently held by Dr. Floyd Simon Jr., will be open for filing by qualified individuals from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday, Dec.
Corn Bible Academy choir students from left Braxton Driskill, Annalise Bull, Lillian Miller and Jessica Walker were each awarded a place in an All-State vocal chorus that will perform in January.
To kick off the holiday season, the Clinton Chamber of Commerce is hosting its annual Festival of Lights Tuesday.
DAY SHIFT
Responded to a report of a suspicious vehicle near Main St. and 8th St. in Custer City.
DALLAS (AP) — Despite inflation and memories of past holiday travel meltdowns, millions of people are expected to hit airports and highways in record numbers over the Thanksgiving break.