Keeping everything safe

Clinton head softball coach Lisa Moss sanitizes the bus seats with a spray gun containing hypochlorous acid before a summer away game. Clinton’s athletic programs are using the spray frequently to try and keep the coronavirus away. CDN

Five go to hospital in last week’s rollover

Wednesday’s twocar rollover accident at the intersection of Gary Boulevard and Jaycee Lane ended with all five occupants going to the hospital with minor injuries.

During a six-day span, the Clinton Police Department took into custody three suspects with felony charges, either new or existing.

New Trustees added

The Clinton Public School Foundation Board welcomed three new trustees at its August meeting, Arleth Cifuentes, Treasurer Mark Miner and Mary Whitney. Trustees are elected to the board for three-year terms and are allowed to serve two consecutive terms. Pictured are, front row, from left, Mark Lantz, September Garcia, Cifuentes, Pat Peters, CPSF President Donna Rother; back row, Miner, Anthony Moore, Vice President Amy Crumley and Whitney.

Funeral services are pending for DeAnna Lynn Johnson, 56, of Custer City.

Fun at church

Switch Leaders Taylor Javorsky and Halle Penner playing nine square at the Edge Church’s Night at The Park.

Senators James Lankford (R-OK) and Jim Inhofe (R-OK) joined Senator John Cornyn (R-TX) to introduce a bill to allow critical infrastructure project proponents to continue relying on the nationwide permit (NWP) program in light of recent court decisions.

Today is the 224th day of 2020 and the 53rd day of summer.

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