Toby Anders, building inspector and code enforcement officer for the City of Clinton, is staying busy with an upcoming abatement hearing featuring 18 local properties for condemnation or weed abatement processes. He was able to spare a moment for an interview with the Clinton Daily News, in which he explained a bit about both processes as well as what property owners can do to avoid being part of an abatement hearing.

Who needs shoes?

Tournament Director Nathan Meget tills the area around home plate Tuesday as he prepares for the OK Kids 8U State Softball Tournament at Schumacher Fields at Acme Brick Park. A total of 24 teams will begin play today in Clinton with a winner being crowned Saturday.

Test drive

McKayla Harper takes her RC car for a spin on the road by her home.

Here's your preview of Tuesday's paper

- Plans being developed for ‘Ice District’

- CHS Class of 1975 to conduct reunion

- Weather crimps plans for county commissioners

- Riverside Golf Course coming alive once again

- Full obituary for Maudie Ann Martin

Juneteenth celebration

These girls from Bethany Baptist Church dance to celebrate during Saturday’s Juneteenth event at the church. Front from left are Malaysia Hester and Anya Brooks; back, Aubree Thompson and Genesis Johnson. 

With no businesses occupying the buildings for the former ice plant near downtown Clinton, plans are being made to revitalize the area into a new “Ice District.”

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