Former Clintonite Liz Ravencraft has released her book titled ‘Grits and Roses’. It is a 60-year love story, from teen-age to golden age about love, courtship, and holding on during difficult times of rags to riches to rags.
Baldo Torres is truly a man who has “stopped to smell the roses” a time or two in his life.
Dulce Gallegos is a Spanish teacher at Clinton Middle School, Washington Elementary and Southwest Elementary. She is starting her third year of teaching.
Clinton Police Department patrol officer Gloria Rivera knew from an early age she wanted to have a career in law.
Jose “John” Acosta graduated from Clinton High School in 1994. He played football under legendary Clinton coach Mike Lee and even had a stint at Oklahoma Panhandle State University.
Davon Sambrano has been a teacher for the past nine years. For all nine years, she has taught fourth grade at Southwest Elementary.
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.
Miguel Olivarez has been working at Ace Hardware for one year. He was hired on as a yard hand and quickly worked his way up to yard supervisor.
Three brothers with three different strengths are joining collectively to honor the memory and legacy of one man.