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Clinton Elementary students participated in an assembly sponsored by the Ririe-Woodbury Dance Company.
According to a post from the school, the assembly focused on how dance incorporates body, action, time, space, and energy to express ideas and tell stories through movement.
During the event, several Clinton Cougars performed on stage.
The school noted that the participating students demonstrated enthusiasm, courage, and determination.
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Clinton City officials issued a warning after city email addresses were compromised. Unauthorized emails appearing to come from city staff have been sent out, the city said. The emails may ask recipients to access or download a file shared, but the city warned, "please do not click on any links, open attatchments, or attempt to download the file."
Sam Macias serves on the Clinton Recreation Arts and Parks (RAP) Tax Committee, representing the arts sub-committee with a term that runs through December 31, 2027.
We’re off to a great start with the new recycling program. Only about 25% of households opted out, so a supermajority of our residents are participating.That’s what we hoped and expected.
The Clinton RAP Tax Committee is scheduled to meet on Wednesday, Oct. 21, 2026, at 6:30 p.m. at the Parks and Recreation building. The meeting agenda includes discussions regarding Pond Park donations and playground replacements at Powerline Park.
Clinton City is requesting bids for the 2026 Water Line Replacement Project. The project involves installing PVC water lines, a PRV vault, and temporary asphalt patching.
Clinton Elementary announced upcoming activities and school updates for the weeks of October 19 and 26, 2026, in a newsletter published October 17. The announcement includes details regarding Red Ribbon Week, upcoming school events, and student testing schedules.
County Today Cedar Livestock & Heritage Festival Celebrates a Rich Tradition The 21st annual Cedar Livestock & Heritage Festival, held Oct. 23–25, continued to delight spectators while celebrating the rich agricultural history and traditions of southern Utah.
WEST HAVEN — The man arrested for allegedly placing signs on license-plate readers identifying them as such has been formally charged with a misdemeanor in the matter. David Belnap plans to fight the charge, though. He spent the night in jail following his arrest on Sunday in Marriott-Slaterville and said Tuesday that he's got an attorney to help him challenge the misdemeanor allegation.
A Silver Alert has been issued for 66-year-old Matthew Matchett, who was last seen in Layton. Matchett was last seen Monday morning at the Comfort Inn.
The Federal Trade Commission, joined by 20 states, sued Dollar General Corporation for engaging in long-running deceptive pricing practices by routinely charging customers more at the register than the prices displayed on shelves, price tags and advertisements, costing consumers millions of dollars. Despite being made aware of the problem, Dollar General has failed to implement policies and practices to adequately address the problem.
Due to the incident, all traffic lanes crossing the canyon were closed. The accident involves a motorcyclist, although no details have been provided. Due to the incident, all traffic lanes crossing the canyon were closed.
Cosmo’s Corner: Banjo Music; the Sound of Happiness Meow-dy, music lovers! It’s Cosmo the Library Cat, music critic, professional napper, and full-time library ambassador. It’s no secret that I love music.