Clinton
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Oct 20, 2026
Ty ClaiborneGUEST
I would say give me a town, and I'll tell you what to buy.
SteveAUDIENCE
Clinton, Tennessee.
Ty ClaiborneGUEST
Clinton, Tennessee.
Ty ClaiborneGUEST
So all off-air antennas are pretty good.
Ty ClaiborneGUEST
I'd recommend an outdoor antenna.
Russell BarkerGUEST
that, again, is up towards the Morgan-Rome County line.
Russell BarkerGUEST
The city of Clinton, historic downtown Clinton, is just all over the place with updates and our antique scene down there.
Russell BarkerGUEST
They just finished a festival there.
Russell BarkerGUEST
And, of course, the Norse Lake, it's just a huge water attraction.
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Russell BarkerGUEST
um so it was real uh grassroots okay um and our uh We so we we had tremendous success in 18 because we were kind of the dark horse.
Russell BarkerGUEST
Right.
Russell BarkerGUEST
As a matter of fact, no one from the Clinton Police Department, which was my home agency at the time, had ever ran for sheriff and won.
Russell BarkerGUEST
Right.
Ty ClaiborneGUEST
I would say give me a town, and I'll tell you what to buy.
speaker_2AUDIENCE
Clinton, Tennessee.
Ty ClaiborneGUEST
Clinton, Tennessee.
Ty ClaiborneGUEST
So all off-air antennas are pretty good.
Ty ClaiborneGUEST
I'd recommend an outdoor antenna.
MattHOST
The local Salvation Army will accept applications next week for families seeking Christmas assistance.
MattHOST
Those interested must apply in person, and those applications will be accepted from 9 to 11 a.m. and 1 to 3 p.m. Monday through Friday at the Salvation Army, 2901 North Clinton Street, Fort Wayne.
MattHOST
The nonprofit might close doors early depending on the volume of applicants.
MattHOST
Applicants must bring the head of household's photo identification and birth certificates for all children under 18 or custody papers, birth notice, tax return, or lease with the child's name.
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NancyHOST
In 1947, President Harry S. Truman delivered the first televised White House address.
NancyHOST
In 1953, Earl Warren was sworn in as the 14th Chief Justice of the United States, succeeding Fred M. Vinson.
NancyHOST
In 1958, racially desegregated Clinton High School in Clinton, Tennessee was nearly leveled by an early morning bombing.
NancyHOST
In 1983, Solidarity founder Lech Walesa was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize.