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Clinton High School senior and What Is Home participant Bryant Franco steps up to the podium to introduce himself and talk about what his video is about at the Frisco Center.
Arapaho-Butler student Kallie Collins received an Outstanding Student of the Year Award within the health careers certification program at the Burns Flat Western Technology Center.
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Here's the headlines for Thursday's Clinton Daily News
- Counteroffer accepted for Glancy Motel
- City sales tax receipts exceed expectations
- Teen charged with burglary
- Southwest Playhouse summer programming set to return
Clinton Post Office Lead Window Clerk Aaron Newton, left, shows Francisco Valverde what changes could be made to the mailbox during Mailbox Improvement Week. CDN
A local teen was allegedly caught stealing big ticket items from Clinton’s Mission House.
The Clinton Economic Development Authority accepted a counteroffer of $30,000 to purchase the condemned Glancy Motel property in the 200 block of Gary Blvd. The action was unanimously approved by CEDA trustees Tuesday.
The City of Clinton has been receiving higher than expected sales tax revenue according to City Treasurer Debra Blanchard.