October
Building permits causing stir in mayor’s race
In a recent mayoral debate between current Clinton City Mayor Scott Burton and opponent Stephen McNally on WYSH FM radio, a listener submitted a question for Burton regarding his use of building permits when remodeling homes he rented out. The listener asked whether he had applied for permits or not. According to WYSH, there are no building permits on file for Burton other than a 2006 addition to his own home. WYSH also reported that the only building permit on file for McNally was for construction of an in-ground pool in 2015; however, a public records search conducted by The Courier News shows that McNally’s permit was filed post, or mid-construction.
Read MoreWanted fugitive caught after victim’s friends persist
Michael Christopher Simonds was arrested Oct. 18 in Clinton for aggravated assault and aggravated kidnapping of an employee of a Norris business. He had been on the run since July 9, 2018, and the arrest took place in part because of a band of dedicated friends of the victim.
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News
Building permits causing stir in mayor’s race Read More
County antes up for ACCAC Read More
205 Main listed as surplus; now up for bid Read More
Byrne selected to lead CTF Read More
Longtime 4-H member shares experience with commissioners Read More
Wanted fugitive caught after victim’s friends persist Read More
Opinion
Is it ‘three years!’ or ‘three years?’ Read More
The alternative to dying Read More
Councilman thanks the citizens of Clinton Read More
About his character ... Read More
Sports
Lady Mavs strike back: Take 3-1 win at Scott Read More
Dragons almost catch a Wildcat Read More
One set short Read More
Mavs waste little time taking care of Pounders Read More
Dragon offense clicked last week: Will it continue? Read More
New look East Hamilton brings 4-4 record to town Read More
After 25 years ‘the numbers man’ is capping his pen Read More
Mav baseball team golf tourney is Oct. 20 Read More
Scenes from Friday Night: Clinton vs. Campbell Co. Read More
Community
Fall Antique Festival draws ‘em in Read More
Inclusive park adds new benefactor: Patsy Stair Lomeli Read More
Tickets now on sale for Clinton basketball’s ‘Alumni Banquet’ Nov. 10 Read More
Rumblings of protest begin at Norris Dam State Park meeting Read More
Cold War Patriots to host day of remembrance Read More
Meredith to speak at Timely Topics Read More
Family hosts race in honor of infant son Read More
October Sky festival will make a town’s museum a reality Read More
Clinch River Fall Antique Festival exceeds expectations Read More
