June 30 - July 1
Here is a look at Wednesday's headlines
- City manager applications are coming in
- Fireworks Shows
- Father, daughter team up to build owl house
- IRS filing deadline July 15
- Election Returns
- Gonzales wins seventh state crown
Mayor David Berrong said he is pleased with the number of applications that have been received so far in the search for a new city manager.
Following is a list of Independence Day celebration events being held in the area this week. By order of the Clinton City Council, using fireworks inside the city limits remains prohibited.
Searching for something to do while stuck at home during the recent quarantine, Michael Heerwald and his daughter Lillian came up with a project that they hope will pay dividends for years to come — a habitat for a nesting owl family.
Clinton Public School Foundation board members Donna Rother, left, and Amy Crumley, and Clinton School Board member and Clinton Golf Course Advisory Board President Luke Adams donate their time to clean out some flower beds at Clinton Riverside Golf Course.
After the lengthy closure of IRS offices during the COVID-19 quarantine, the new deadline for mailing federal income tax returns is Monday, July 15.
MORNING SHIFT
Deputies responded to a medical call from the Weatherford Police Department at 9200 N. 2390 Road.
On a hot summer day, Zavian Mann enjoys a cool trip down the water slide at Clinton public swimming pool.