-City acting to shore up sewage line
-Cast shines in ‘Miracle Worker’
-Leaving accident scene results in felony charge
-Reds split doubleheader with Eagles
-Sambrano played for dominant CHS defense
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For younger audiences who may not be familiar with the name Helen Keller, and for older audiences who may like to be reminded of why her name is still spoken
A man who allegedly failed to stop after two people fell off the back of his flatbed pickup is facing a felony charge of leaving the scene of an accident
The City of Clinton sewage system has another problem, or a continuing one that may have been aggravated by last week’s heavy rainfall. To get it fixed, city councilmen voted
Jessica Jefferson, left, and Eugene Jefferson look over some of the sports paraphernalia that will be used for Summer Playground 2.0. From 1-2:30 p.m. each day students will visit the
Addison Buller, 6, gets a smooch from “Grease,” a Portuguese waterdog, at the kissing booth at the Rt. 66 Festival. Holding the dog is Brenda Meacham.
FRIDAY MAY 31 DANCE: American Legion dance at the Legion Hall on U.S. 183, entry by donation. 7 p.m - 10 p.m. MEETING: Clinton AA meets in the basement of
Clinton Public Schools is putting the finishing touches on a mobile library set to begin making the rounds next week, said Director of Elementary Curriculum and Instruction Stephanie Hime.
“These crowds keep getting smaller so I appreciate you being here. . . . Patriotism is not what it used to be. We need to kick-start it.”