One of Clinton’s own has become a global tech innovator. Ryan Rivera, a Clinton High School graduate, now working partner/head of community and blockchain operations, for Myco, a content streaming platform with 14 million users worldwide.
Carla Miller offers art classes for individuals of all ages and artistic backgrounds to promote art in all forms since it has been her passion from a young age.
Intrafund borrowing agreements are no longer an option for the Clinton Hospital Authority. Now there is a need for the authority to turn to the City of Clinton for an outright loan.
A Clinton man was among two dead in a fiery crash involving two semis Tuesday on State Highway 136, four miles south of Gruver, Texas.
The Cheyenne and Arapaho Tribes are taking an innovative approach to combat the opioid crisis through the Tribal Opioid Response (TOR) program. The initiative, which combines traditional Native American practices with modern harm reduction strategies, has already reversed 85 overdoses this year.
Responded to a report of an assault in the 10000 block of N. 2310 Rd.
In the article “Fuerza group aids community” published Wednesday, the Clinton Daily News incorrectly reported the name of FLC’s president and co-founder as Amanda Estrada. The correct name is Amanda Arvizo.
AJ Spottedwolf, left, and Analy Venegas practice their marimba ensemble during Clinton High School band practice.
The Board of Education office showcases Clinton spirit
Nykki Mandrell files papers in a cabinet at the Board of Education office.