City of Clinton Parks Supt. Travis Sperle, left, teaches After School Program member Lyrik Hunter how to properly plant flower seeds next to the Acme Brick Park playground.
Today is the 119th day of 2021 and the 41st day of spring.
The kids inside Tiny Tornadoes had a blast with the chicks that hatched two weeks ago. Pictured are, from left, Anderson McPhail, Kayson Castro, Rylee Paul, Bristol Miller, Ryker Williams and Lincoln Blundell.
Here are the daily specials being offered by Clinton eating establishments:
Here's a look at Thursday's headlines
- PD kept busy with standoff, chase, more
- Local graduation events slated
- Putt-Putt in full swing
- CHS competes, falls short of state
- Martin helps Clinton in two sports
- Bernardo Villanueva notice of death
Other than a standoff, foot chase and threats to open fire in local banks, the Clinton Police Department has had business as usual.
Clinton High School senior Bryant Franco practices his music during jazz rehearsal with school getting ready to wind down.
After more than a year hiatus, the Route 66 Miniature Golf Course of Clinton is officially open for business.
May begins Saturday and brings with it a month full of exciting activities for local seniors including the long awaited graduation ceremony.
Deegen Goucher, left, and After School Program Counselor Zade Case plant seeds by the Acme Brick Park playground.