O ut with the selfie-sticks. Not that long ago, tourists were slowing down foot traffic in D.C., stopping to take pictures.
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- Council calls for special election
- Students earn academic success
- Corrected information on recent Corn Bible German Feast
- Reds see success at Plainview track meet
City of Clinton Pool Manager Eric Flores and Recreation Direc tor Trisha Hester attach new wheels to a lifeguard station at the pool as they prepare to open in May
When City Attorney Ryan Meacham showed up for Wednesday’s special meeting of the Clinton City Council, he elected not to sit down. Turns out this was a good call, as the meeting took place in a span of only four minutes.
Recently Clinton students travelled to Rose State College to compete in the Tournament of Champions. The Academic Team mem bers have been competing in scholastic meets and have to place first to fifth place to qualify for the Tournament of Champions where they compete with other top students.
Editor’s Note: In the recent recap of the 61st Corn Bible Academy German Feast there were several errors made. What follows is the corrected version.
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WASHINGTON (AP) — The top U.S. commander in the Pacific warned senators Thursday that the military support that China and North Korea are giving Russia in its war on Ukraine is a security risk in his region as Moscow provides critical military assistance to both in return.