Sliding down

Amaya Lucero rides down the slide at Southwest Elementary.

Pink pride

Front left, Emmalee Hall, Avery Olivarez; back, Abbigayle Hall, and Isabell Olivarez show off their pink out pride in the stands of the Clinton High School “Pink Out” game at the Tornado Bowl.

With the government shutdown still in effect, and no clear resolution in sight, the Clinton Regional Hospital’s Rural Emergency Hospital’s status is on hold. However, hospital officials are still taking necessary steps toward finalizing the process in the meantime, and the facility is still functioning as usual.

Demetrio Guzman splashes some detail onto some painted waves while painting with the Clinton High School Art Department at M.T. and Helen Gholston Children’s Park. CDN | Courtesy photo

Clinton High School recently had its art department take on a community project to paint parts of the M.T. and Helen Gholston Children’s Park over the recent fall break.

Carnival campaigns

Arapaho-Butler Carnival Queen Candidates Janan Howenstine, left, and London House set up their collection buckets, with the amount donated for the special education department determining the winner of the royal recognition, ahead of the Arapaho-Butler Carnival this evening at Arapaho- Butler Sch

At Tuesday night’s meeting of the Clinton City Council, an executive session was held, and a variety of topics were discussed, with a few updates on various projects and some decisions being made by council members.

Here's your preview of Thursday's paper

- Council hears two different issue pleas

- SNAP benefits could be shut off

- Football games moved to today

- School board talks about CHS grades

- Clinton football looks to take Cache to pound

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