Local Cub Scouts spent Monday evening dragging broken limbs to the side of the road at McLain Rogers Park. Pictured are, front row, from left, Carter Wandrie, Tyson Drinnon, Ciler Kreizenbeck, Lillie Sanders, James Rose, Kaisan Thompson, Jax Drinnon, Second Row, James Miller, Floyd Sanders, Scarlet Rose, Nevin Hines, Dylan Nelson, Conner Kreizenbeck, back row, Floyd Sanders, Rob Fiegener, Tim Miller, Kasie Hunter, Lacosta Nelson and Ernest Nelson.
Clinton High School students and staff celebrated homecoming week with a pajama day. Pictured are, Khadance Terrell, left, CHS English teacher Brittany Miller and Thalia Gutierrez.
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Here is a look at Thursday's headlines
- Veterans caravan Friday
- City eyeing repairs to water plant
- Schools dealing with latest COVID spike
- Breakdown of how area people voted on major issues
- Bill G. Moler obituary
- Linda Schmidt death notice
The annual Veterans Day Parade, hosted by the Clinton Chamber of Commerce in partnership with the local American Legion chapter, will not be taking place in its traditional fashion.
The Clinton Mission House is asking the community to donate warm materials such as coats, heaters and blankets for the residents. It is also needing turkeys, stuffng, yams and other Thanksgiving sides. Mission House Shelter Director Jennifer Howard examines a heater that was donated.
Numbers are still coming in, but all indications are there has been a spike in COVID-19 cases and exposures in the Clinton community and the school system. Supt. Tyler Bridges talked about how the procedures put in place and the school personnel are well-equipped to handle it.
In a Clinton City Council meeting that lasted only 20 minutes, water once again took center stage. This time it was the rehabilitation of the Clinton Lake water treatment facility.
One person was transported by ambulance to the Clinton hospital around 8:15 a.m. Wednesday following a two-car accident at 12th and Gary Blvd. The injuries were not thought to be serious.
Breakdown of how area people voted on major issues