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- Moore’s new food bill becomes law
- Pump station repairs set for golf course
- Corn Bible names Cooke valedictorian, Schmidt salutatorian
- Senior rises to task of playing No. 1 singles
A bill authored by Rep. Anthony Moore (RClinton) granting civil immunity to restaurants and school cafeterias that donate leftover food was signed into law April 19 by Gov. Kevin Stitt. The bill allows for restaurants and school cafeterias to donate leftover food without the threat of civil liability, except in certain circumstances.
Eternity Frank, left, and Paisley Ray watch the rain fall outside Wednesday morning when the town received much needed rain.
The pump station remained a large cause of concern at this month’s regular meeting of the Clinton Golf Course Advisory Board after malfunctions with the system last month led to closures of the course which rippled through the golf community.
Corn Bible Academy has named its valedictorian and salutatorian for the graduating class of 2023. Hannah Cooke, of Corn, is the valedictorian, and Karson Schmidt, of Corn, is the salutatorian.
DAY SHIFT
Responded to a business alarm in the 10000 block of U.S. Highway 183 in Arapaho.
Responded to a report of a wiring issue in the 2400 block of Modelle Ave.
FLAGSTAFF, Ariz.
The Clinton High School Career Pathways Internship classes recently visited SportChassis. The group was able to tour the facility and learn many of the career possibilities in the company. Pictured is Kyran Martinez sitting in one of the SportChassis vehicles during the tour.