WOCS awards

WOCS students Tripp Miller, left, and Paige Sewell, right, were recognized as the December students of the month and awarded Lucille’s Roadhouse gift certificates by Head of School Dora Miller.

WOCS awards

WOCS students Liam Schmidt, left, and Elisabeth Knop were recognized as the January students of the month and awarded Lucille’s Roadhouse gift certificates by Head of School Dora Miller.

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Here's your preview of Thursday's CDN

- Manager talks of seasonal abatement

- CBA junior class produces play

- Cardiologist to practice at CRH

- Lady Reds’ season ends in forfeits

- Full obituary for Laura Nell McKinsey, Terri Jo Bozell

Cardiologist to practice at CRH

Clinton Regional Hospital’s (CRH) new cardiologist, Khaldia Khaled, M.D., F.A.C.C., F.S.C.A.I., comes to Clinton as an extension of the Cardiovascular Health Clinic. She said she is dedicated to growing the cardiology department to new heights and serving the Clinton community with utmost care.

CBA junior class produces play

The junior class at CBA has been preparing a period-piece melodrama for the stage recently, with the 14 members of the class making up a cast of eccentric plains people in 1860. The play, currently named “The Mail Must Go Through” or “Destiny Wears a Cowboy Hat,” originated as joke in Carillion Thiessen’s history class.

At the Clinton City Council’s Tuesday evening meeting, the council briefly touched on a couple matters but mainly went over updates on the damaged water tank and details about the nuisance abatement process.

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