Here's a look at the Weekend's headlines
- First week of school called a success
- Clinton farmer’s market underway
- Listak enjoys serving familiar faces at Café Clinton
- Lady Reds win first two at tourney
- CHS sweeps Bulldogs
Traffic Friday morning ground to a halt on I-40, as this cow got loose and decided to take a stroll on the interstate. First-responders attempted to corral the cow and keep both her and motorists safe from harm.
The first week of school has ended across the Clinton Public School District. Superintendent Tyler Bridges said there are currently 2,067 students enrolled in the district.
Every Saturday during the months of June through September Michelle Young coordinates the Clinton public farmer’s market.
Kelly Listak began renting Café Clinton from Carlos Newcomb Jan. 18 of this year. Listak said she has enjoyed running the restaurant over the past six months.
From left, Aubree Flies, Xaden Mathews and Isaac Gather hang out on a bench at McLain Rogers Park after school.
The water tower for the new Corn Bible Academy campus in Clinton is lifted into place by a crane service. CDN
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Responded to a report of cattle out on I-40 South Service Road, mile marker 87.
City worker Jerome Hurd paints the softball fields at Acme Brick Park.