Texas is the latest state to have a big fight over reforming its election laws. Remember that in Georgia, some Democrats – like President Joe Biden – said a Republican-passed law that made several commonsense changes to election practices was "Jim Crow on steroids." You won't be surprised that some Democrats are saying similar things about a bill that would make changes – Republicans call them commonsense changes – in Texas.
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Here's a look at Friday's headlines
- Teen still in critical condition
- Free Medical Clinic still seeing patients
- Garcia, Cifuentes installed as new CASA volunteers
- Miller, Pleasant to play in K101
- Senior stays with CHS, becomes leader
A 16-year-old boy still clings to life after suffering horrific injuries in an accident that claimed the lives of his mother, as well as another woman and her two young children.
The Free Medical Clinic is held on the second and fourth Thursday of each month. This clinic is set to be held at Clinton’s First United Methodist Church basement and this free service is available for people who do not have medical insurance.
City of Clinton Street Department worker Charles Jones, at left, and Street Department Supervisor Leonard Jackson cut out an area of the road to make repairs on S. 9th St.
Two Clintonites join the Court Appointed Special Advocates (CASA) team due to their ambition in wanting to help children.
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Responded to a 911 call in the 600 block of E. Kansas, Thomas.
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