In their first-ever attempt to raise money to attend an annual National Honor Society convention, NHS students at Clinton High School have started a “shoe drive” to collect funds. Their

A 1939 photograph of Clinton High School faculty members received renewed attention recently, when Clinton resident Juanita Meacham provided names for everyone in the photo — including R.A. “Dick” Lloyd,

-Stabbing, shoving probed by police over weekend
-Illinois girl hurt in Foss wreck
-Seniors warned against new Medicare scam
-A-B ends season in district title
-Blackburn wins contest
-Santos exceeding her own expectations
-Plus see local pictures

Junior Service League members, from left, Kelli Williams, Merlanda Dorman, Tayler Hartman and Kamber Pitman are getting ready for the group’s annual spaghetti lunch and dinner fundraiser, to be held

Suspects in a pair of Clinton assault-and-battery cases over the weekend ranged in age from 18 years old to 60. The first occurred about 2:45 p.m. Friday in the 1300

Opportunities Inc. is warning Clinton seniors about genetic testing fraud, the latest in a long line of Medicare scams. Opportunities outreach coordinator Keri Divis and others from her office recently

Two automobile accidents were reported in this area over the weekend with a 19-year-old female being flown to Oklahoma City from one of them. She was from East Moline, Ill.

-Volunteers sought for ‘Clinton FIRST’ 
-Clintonite to seek legislative seat
-‘Backpacks for Kids’ fundraising kicks off
-911 could save lives of emergency folks
-Reds upset by big-play Racers
-Plus see local pictures

NEWCASTLE – Thursday night was not the start to district play that the No. 5 Clinton football team (2-2 overall, 0-1 in district) hoped for, falling short to the upset-minded, Newcastle Racers (2-2, 1-0), 28-21.