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Democratic Women’s Club hosts picnic Saturday at Clinton’s Jaycee Park

Posted at 12:45 pm June 20, 2018
By Kay Brookshire Leave a Comment

The Anderson County Democratic Women’s Club will host a picnic for Democrats across the county at 11 a.m. Saturday, June 23, at Jaycee Park, 314 Nave Street in Clinton.

The club will provide hotdogs, condiments, drinks, and paper products. Those attending are invited to bring side dishes and desserts to share, a press release said.

For more information, send an email to Ann Mostoller at [email protected] or call Mary Matheny at (865) 483-8937.

This press release was submitted by Kay Brookshire.

Filed Under: Anderson County, Front Page News, Government Tagged With: Anderson County Democratic Women’s Club, Ann Mostoller, Democrats, Jaycee Park, Mary Matheny, picnic

Candlelight prayer service Saturday for Joseph Dillman

Posted at 8:41 am July 9, 2015
By Oak Ridge Today Staff Leave a Comment

Joseph Dillman and Brian Bruce

Joseph Dillman, right, is battling brain cancer for the second time, and he received more than 100 pounds of mail and gifts for his 10th birthday. Above, family friend Brian Bruce helps Dillman open gifts during Joseph Dillman Day at Claxton Elementary School on Saturday, January 24, 2015. (File photo)

 

Information from WYSH Radio

A candlelight prayer service for a boy battling cancer for the second time in his young life will be held Saturday night in Clinton.

The battle against the disease by Joseph Dillman, 10, of Clinton, has inspired the community, which has embraced both him and his family as they continue the fight. He has been named an honorary Clinton police officer and led the Clinton High School football team onto the field during a home game last season, and he has received several other designations and accolades.

Just last month, the Second Annual Joseph Dillman Lawn Mower Race organized by Clinton Police Officer Jason Stokes was held. [Read more…]

Filed Under: Community, Front Page News, Meetings and Events, Top Stories Tagged With: brain cancer, cancer, Jason Stokes, Jaycee Park, Joseph Dillman, Joseph Dillman Lawn Mower Race

Clinton Christmas Parade is Saturday; deadline to register is Wednesday

Posted at 8:54 pm December 9, 2014
By Oak Ridge Today Staff Leave a Comment

Clinton Christmas Parade First Place

A float by Second Baptist Church featuring a large sleigh and reindeer won first place in the Dec. 1, 2012, Christmas parade in Clinton. (File photo courtesy of Janet Hawkins)

 

Clinton’s traditional Christmas Parade of bands, floats, and many other processional entries will begin at 6 p.m. on Saturday, December 13. This year’s theme is “The Gifts of Christmas!”

Businesses, churches, schools, and other marching groups are encouraged to register and participate in the parade. The parade entry fee of $10 is payable to the Anderson County Chamber of Commerce, and the deadline to register is 4:30 p.m. Wednesday, December 10. There will be no late entries, a press release said.

Entry forms can either be picked up at the Chamber of Commerce office located at 245 North Main Street, Suite 200, Clinton, or to receive a form by mail, fax, or email, call the Chamber at (865) 457-2559. You may also obtain a registration form, map, and instructions at www.andersoncountychamber.org. [Read more…]

Filed Under: Anderson County, Business, Community, Top Stories Tagged With: Anderson County Chamber of Commerce, Christmas, Christmas parade, Clinton, Clinton Christmas Parade, Jaycee Park, Santa

Repairs made to Jaycee Park walking trail

Posted at 12:22 am September 18, 2014
By Oak Ridge Today Staff Leave a Comment

Information from WYSH Radio

Clinton Public Works and Parks and Recreation employees recently completed some much-needed work on the walking trail at Jaycee Park.

In a press release, Public Works Director Lynn Murphy said this is the first major repair effort on the trail in about 15 years. Murphy said that the city had received some complaints about the condition of the trails, which raised questions for officials about walkers’ safety.

Several sections of asphalt were either completely removed and replaced or, when possible, repaired. Officials hope that further improvements to the Jaycee Park walking trail can be made in the near future.

Filed Under: Clinton, Front Page News, Government Tagged With: Clinton, Jaycee Park, Lynn Murphy, Parks and Recreation, Public Works, walker safety, walking trail, WYSH

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