(AP) – The Texas Senate gave unanimous approval to a sweeping water bill Wednesday that would address a range of issues that have caused a looming water crisis in the state. The bill focuses on creating new sources of water supply to meet Texas’ growing water needs.

Another reminder is issued for Monday’s cemetery tour scheduled for 6 p.m. Monday at the Clinton Cemetery. The tour will begin with a meeting at the pavilion.

House Speaker Pro Tempore Anthony Moore, R-Clinton, on Wednesday passed a bill in committee that would extend the age for a person wishing to complete their high school education.

Cementing plans for the 2025 version of the Clinton Classic are, from left, Cindy Savoie, Tracy McCullough, Sue Cornell, David Davis, Susie Simon, Nancy Dowdell, and Kimber Brown. CDN | Courtesy photo

The Clinton City Council approved two grant proposals seeking assistance from the hotel/motel tax fund overseen by the Clinton Chamber of Commerce.

Closure starts 8 a.m. Monday, April 7 Lane Closure Area Right Turn Access to Red Wheat for southbound traffic The thin red line above indicates the lane closure area for Red Wheat Drive due to the needed area to stage equipment and materials for the water

It’s been years in the planning and anticipation of the public, but the first effects of the Interstate 40/ Exit 65 Project will be noticeable starting Monday.

Saturday, April 5, 2025

Here are your weekend headlines:

- Lane closure set for utility work

- Council awards two event grants

- Moore's high school bill advances

- Carnival fun squeezed in during dry evening

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