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- Hospital saves big money on bill
- Election filings conclude
- A-B sets up Pre-K enrollment
- CBA preps for annual fundraiser
- Lady Reds take the wheels off the Lady Boomers
There was only one actionable item on the agenda Friday morning at the special meeting of the Clinton Hospital Authority, but it saved the facility thousands of dollars.
Adreena Sterling races to gather eggs during an Easter egg hunt Thursday at Eastside Academy.
Leigha Lopez, left, and Staci Nickels move in time with the music at “Xtreme” hip hop step aerobics at Acme Brick Park Fitness Center.
Bravery Nowlin tries to spin the basket faster Thursday at the Spring Carnival at Acme Brick Park.
(AP) — Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth said Thursday that he will allow service members to carry personal weapons onto military installations, citing the Second Amendment and recent shootings at bases across the country. In a video posted to X, Hegseth said he is signing a memo that will direct base commanders to allow requests for troops to carry privately owned firearms “with the presumption that it is necessary for personal protection.”
Unless an interested political candidate filed late Friday, the path forward for county, state, and federal offices appears to be a little clearer.
Responded to a report of a civil matter in the 10000 block of N. 2200 Rd., Clinton.
MARRIAGE LICENSES Dayson Lance Drinnon and Abbie Josephine Hart
Arapaho-Butler Schools, located at 300 N. 12th St., is having its Pre-K pre-enrollment for the 2026-2027 school year from 5:15 p.m. to 6:15 p.m. Wednesday. Parents and families are invited to sign up their children, who are 4 years old on or before Sept. 1, to come and visit the school.