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The holiday season is a time of family, friends and ... spending. In the process of hosting and attending large or intimate holiday gatherings, the inevitable costs of travel, presents,
Routine maintenance: two words that likely evoke eye rolls, exasperated sighs and dread for most homeowners who read, hear or even think about them. However, they’re also a homeowner’s best
Hanging Christmas lights in the trees at Acme Brick Park are, from left, Recreation Director Morgan Bonnarens, Trish Hester and Keith Washington.
A pair of dogfight losses to Woodward opened up the season for the Clinton basketball teams Tuesday night at the Tornado Dome. The Lady Reds (0-1 overall) just couldn’t get
The candidacy filing period for Seat No. 5 on the Clinton Board of Education is now closed. With no new filings since Monday, incumbent Luke Adams will run unopposed for a new term.
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Teachers of the Year (TOY) have been named at each of Clinton Public Schools’ five campuses, and at a luncheon to be held on Friday, Dec. 20, a district-wide TOY
Thanksgiving wasn’t much of a holiday this year for Clinton police and the citizens they protect. One local man was “cut up pretty badly,” said Detective Capt. Ray Hammans, when
Clinton Public Schools were recently honored with the Dr. Jeff B. Mills Risk Management Award which included the planting of a tree at Southwest Elementary and a plaque for the