Calendar
April
Saturday, Apr 28th
National Prescription Drug Take Back Day
On the April 28, the U.S. Drug Enforcement Agency (DEA) will be conducting a National Prescription Drug Take Back Day. The program is designed to provide a safe, convenient and responsible means of disposing of prescription drugs, while also educating the public about the potential for abuse of medications. In Tennessee, 55 percent of recreational opioid users got them from family and friends. The DEA will be setting up stations at Anderson County Police departments.
You can learn more at https://www.deadiversion.usdoj.gov.
May
Friday, May 25th
Get a burger, fight cancer
Hoskins Drug Store in downtown Clinton is joining forces with the American Cancer Society to support the 2018 Festival of Hope. Every Friday from April 20 through May 25 you are invited to enjoy a delicious Burger Basket for only $6 Hoskins will donate 30-percent of all sales to the American Cancer Society to support the Festival of Hope which will be held at Melton Lake Park in Oak Ridge on June 15.
July
Wednesday, Jul 4th
Independence Day
July the 4th
Re-inventing ‘The Mill’
On Thursday, April 12, Judge Robert Wilkinson ordered that the Magnet Mills owners of 30 years come up with a plan of action for the mill in 60 days.
Read MoreMan drowns after fleeing from deputies
On Thursday, April 12, Anderson County Sheriff’s Narcotics Investigators observed what was believed to be a drug transaction between occupants of two vehicles in a local business parking lot near North Charles G. Seivers Blvd. in Clinton at about 11:45 p.m.
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News
Clinton man injured at rail crossing Read More
Re-inventing ‘The Mill’ Read More
Man drowns after fleeing from deputies Read More
Commission honors ‘Prevent Child Abuse Tennessee’ Read More
Early voting is in full swing Read More
Opinion
If this were only about overpriced water Read More
Help keep Clinton’s heritage alive Read More
Community
The ‘go-to gal’ Read More
School
#IAMONE events scheduled to promote safety at prom time Read More
County schools receive $830k GEAR UP Grant Read More
