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- Hospital CEO details REH transition
- Fuerza Latina Clinton to host meal
- Southwest emphasizes reading
- Homicide victim is identified
- County property tax bills mailed
TIPTONVILLE, Tenn. (AP) — An attorney for a man charged with killing four members of the same family told a judge on Monday that he plans to request that a jury from outside the county hear the case, which set a swath of rural Tennessee on edge as the man eluded authorities for a week after the shootings.
In 1863, President Abraham Lincoln delivered the Gettysburg Address at the military cemetery dedication ceremony in Pennsylvania.
Donnie Taplin installs seasonal Christmas lights Tuesday morning onto the roof of Clinton City Hall.
Southwest Elementary Schools had several guests represent the school this week during the Clinton Public Schools Board of Education meeting held Monday evening where they shared their goals and efforts toward promoting reading in students.
Fuerza Latina Clinton is hosting its first ever Thanksgiving celebration starting at noon Saturday at the Senior Citizens Center, with entry being free to everybody who wishes to attend.
The identity of the man shot and killed Friday morning in Weatherford and charges for the suspect have been updated by the Weatherford Police Department.
While the REH certification is official for Clinton Regional Hospital, there are a few details that are yet to be ironed out. CEO Len Lacefield spoke with the Clinton Daily News Tuesday morning to discuss where the situation is at currently and what the next steps are.
Last week, 2025 property taxes were mailed out to Custer County residents, and property owners should be on the lookout for those documents.
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