Valerie Lister-Lambert recites and gives a lesson on the “Emancipation Procla mation,” written by President Abraham Lincoln more than 162 years ago pro claiming all slaves as free, during last Saturday’s Juneteenth celebration out side of Bethany Baptist Church.
TUESDAY DAY SHIFT Responded to a report of a medical emergency in the 1100 block of Gary Blvd.; Sinor EMS took over the scene.
Maxton Rhodes lines up his shot playing yard pong during the recent Levitt AMP Clinton Music Series concert at McLain Rogers Park.
Tuesday’s Clinton Economic Development Authority meeting was brief and to the point.
Clinton Regional Hospital will be hosting a Health and Wellness Event from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Saturday, which will be set up in the main entrance and the Weichel Room.
Local Volunteer Blood Drive Coordinator Debbie Matz, left, recently accepted the award for Oklahoma Blood Institute Drive Champion of the Month from Volunteer Recruiter Leslie Flurry.
Southwest Playhouse is back with its summer children’s program, as it prepares for a run of the show “Matilda” starting July 11.
The City of Clinton will be entering into agreement with Wright Water Corporation after Tuesday night’s council meeting, where the contract was approved unanimously. This company will be responsible for the water and waste treatment in the city of Clinton, after councilmembers chose not to renew a contract with Inframark, LLC.
Responded to a report of a suspicious subject at the Arapaho Cemetery.
(AP) – Michigan wildlife experts finally were able to trap a black bear and remove a large lid that was stuck around his neck — for two years.