Another school year is in full swing at Western Technology Center (WTC), and every year the first-semester project assigned to junior Biomedical Science students — including many from CHS and
In 1835, the Texas Revolution began as American settlers battled Mexican troops near the Guadalupe River. In 1919, President Woodrow Wilson suffered a stroke that left him partially paralyzed. In
Members of the Clinton Police Department recently visited students at Nance Elementary. From left are Lt. Miguel Gonzales; student Christian Hensley; School Resource Officer Lacey Hulett; student Jahayden Moore; and
First-grade students Julian Ochoa and Brynlee Nowlin are screened for color blindness by Masonic Lodge volunteers Robert White, left, and Earl Martin.
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Two automobile accidents were reported in this area over the weekend with a 19-year-old female being flown to Oklahoma City from one of them. She was from East Moline, Ill.
Opportunities Inc. is warning Clinton seniors about genetic testing fraud, the latest in a long line of Medicare scams. Opportunities outreach coordinator Keri Divis and others from her office recently
Suspects in a pair of Clinton assault-and-battery cases over the weekend ranged in age from 18 years old to 60. The first occurred about 2:45 p.m. Friday in the 1300