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Clinton Historical Society Shares Activity Update

The Clinton Community Historical Society met earlier this month with the following members in attendance: Ron Nortier, Cheryl Aarud, Teresa & Gary Sommers, Karen Oldenburg, Sidley Knutson, Jeanne Oldenburg, Ann Laidig, Joyce Splan, Joyce Jordon and Dorothy Case. The meeting was called to order by President, Cheryl Aarud at 10 […]

 
 

Things to Consider When Using Space Heaters

“Baby it’s cold outside,” I used that song lyric last year, but it was January. We are seeing extremely cold temperatures for December and it looks like we may be in for a long winter. If you need to supplement the heat in your house or apartment make sure to […]

 
 

Groups Continue to Protest Proposed Great Lakes Basin Railroad Alternative Route

Groups Continue to Protest Proposed Great Lakes Basin Railroad Alternative Route

By Jean Seegers, REPORTER   The controversy surrounding the proposed 260 mile, multi-billion-dollar Great Lakes Basin Railroad (GLBT) alternative route continues to rage. Last September, the privately owned GLBT submitted a proposal to the Surface Transportation Board (STB) that laid out a route that would run along the west side […]

 
 

Clinton Chamber Holds Regular November Meeting

By Celeste Lightner-Greenwalt, FOR THE CLINTON TOPPER The November meeting of the Clinton Chamber of Commerce was held at Boxcars Pub and Grub. There was no Secretary’s Report offered. The Treasurer’s Report was offered; a motion to approve the report was made by K.Collins, and seconded by Chief Hooker. Motion […]

 
 

Cows and Christmas

By Scott Cernek, HARVEST HILLS CHURCH When I was a kid the last few days before Christmas seemed like they were an eternity. They just seemed to drag on and on, and the calendar moved at a snail’s pace. The presents under the tree were screaming at us to shake […]

 
 

School Board Seeks Candidate, Jill Gunderson Served Six Years

By Mary Ann Inman, REPORTER The Clinton Community District School Board met at the Clinton High School on Monday, Dec. 5, 6:30 p.m. Board Members present were: Gary Gilbank, Jill Gunderson, Ken Luety, Melissa Manthei, Evelyn Propp, and Tom Howard. Dustin Esselman was absent. Jim Brewer, Business Manager Dan McCrea, […]

 
 

Clinton School District to Establish Hall of Fame

The Clinton Community School District Alumni Hall of Fame Committee is calling for nominations for its first induction class. The Alumni Hall of Fame is designed to recognize the outstanding accomplishments of Clinton Community alumni and to showcase these Hall of Fame members as role models for all our students. […]

 
 

Fire Victim’s Truck Located in Indiana

On Monday, Dec. 5, Rock County Detectives were notified by the Bedford, Ind. Police, that they had located the red S-10 pick-up truck that belonged to Thomas MacGowan. The pick-up was missing from the fire scene on State Highway 81 and the Rock County Detectives were looking to speak with […]

 
 

Be Safe When Shoveling Snow this Winter

 Last weekend Mother Nature showed us that she is still in charge. The predictions of a sizeable snowfall came true and everyone had to either shovel, use a snow blower or plow their way out before work on Monday. Let’s go over some tips from EHS to make sure we […]

 
 

Shirley Hood Memorial Breast Cancer Relief Foundation Donates $5,000 to Beloit Cancer Center

Shirley Hood Memorial Breast Cancer Relief Foundation Donates $5,000 to Beloit Cancer Center

The Shirley Hood Memorial Breast Cancer Relief Foundation recently presented a check for $5,000 to Beloit Cancer Center and Beloit Health System Foundation.  The funds were donated to assist all cancer patients during or post treatment. Their goal is to meet the needs cancer patients, regardless of the type of cancer […]