Preparing for football

Russell Rutland, left, and Dustin Dupree work on the football scoreboard at Clinton High School.

Clinton High School alumna Alice Womble- Heitmann and her husband, Dr. Mike Heitmann, own the horse that won the silver medal for equestrian team dressage at the Tokyo Summer Olympics this year.

Hammon tournament honors past student

The Hammon All-Sports Club hosted a basketball tournament fundraiser in honor of Hammon student Michael Land, who passed away in a car wreck earlier this year. The tournament was held July 24 and 25.

Today is the 218th day of 2021 and the 48th day of summer.

Food blogger Catherine McCord is famous for her weekly trips to the farmers market, where she documents her fresh food haul on Instagram. She often offers tips to help keep produce fresh for as long as possible. For berries, line a container with a paper towel and place unwashed berries on top. Nuts and seeds should be kept in airtight containers in the freezer, where they can last for a year. And leafy greens should be washed and spun in a salad spinner; they’ll last a few days in the fridge, ready to be eaten.

Responded to a report of theft in the 8500 block of Modelle, Clinton.

Here's a look at Thursday's headlines

- Chamber Banquet set to make return

- Vehicles crash; one runs into home

- City Council meets, takes no action during executive session

- Sheriff, fire departments working together

- CHS starts fall practice Monday

Chamber Banquet set to make return

Clinton’s annual Chamber of Commerce Banquet will be held at the Frisco Center next week on Aug. 13. Chamber President Julie Caldwell expects a turnout of approximately 200 people for the event.

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