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- Robbery suspect taken into custody
- United Fund still long way from goal
- Playhouse readying for production
- Gaunt among top-100 active coaches in wins
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Clinton Police Chief Luis De La Torre announced a significant development in the ongoing investigation of the Feb. 26 armed robbery of two juveniles, confirming the apprehension of the second suspect.
SRO Andrew Wilson, left, and Officer Calvin Hewitt talk with Pre-K students River Henning Jr. and Candy Lindsey at Nance Elementary School. The Pre-K classes are studying about community helpers.
The Southwest Playhouse has unveiled the highly anticipated cast and crew lineup for its forthcoming production of “The Play That Goes Wrong,” a sidesplitting comedy that will serve as the grand finale of the theater’s 57th season. Known for its masterful blend of humor and theatrical antics, this play promises to captivate audiences and end the season on a high note.
The United Fund of Clinton, a cornerstone of the community since 1969, is at a crossroads. The 501(c)(3) charitable organization, which has been a lifeline for essential programs supporting children and families, is in danger of not meeting its annual fundraising goal of $40,000. The consequences could be devastating for the services that countless Clinton residents rely on.
I-40/U.S. Highway 183 overpass progress
In 1794, inventor Eli Whitney received a patent for the cotton gin.
Performed a medical assist in the 1300 block of Shelley Ave.
Conducted a follow-up in the 200 block of Orchard St., Custer City.