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When you come out to see the Independence Day Parade, you may notice some new colors along Main Street. During their June 25 meeting, the City approved a $1,000 expenditure on roses, hostas, and catmint the Department of Public Works planted on June 27....more >>

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Celebration of freedom

Today is the Fourth of July, Independence Day, a celebration of everything that is the United States of America. Today is a day to slow down and think about something most of us take for granted everyday: What a wonderful place we live in....more >>

CSB receives award for community support

Clarkston State Bank was honored with this year's Community Enhancement Award on May 17 at the 27th Annual Clarkston Community Awards Breakfast. The award recognizes year long efforts that have enhanced the quality of the community....more >>

Spots available at Fife Camps

Spots are still open for fun summer camps. Fife Camp is July 16-20 and is open to boys entering grades 7-9 in the fall. From 8 a.m.- 3 p.m., you will stretch, build skills and participate in contests and games....more >>
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Born June 20th
1910: Chester Arthur Burnett, blues singer.
1910: Josephine Johnson, Pulitzer Prize-winning author (Jordanstown, Wildwood).
1924: Chet Atkins, guitarist.
1924: Audie Murphy, American soldier during World War II, author and actor.
1928: Jean-Marie Le-Pen, leader of the National Front party in France.
June 20th
in history
1837: 18-year-old Victoria is crowned Queen of England.
1863: President Abraham Lincoln admits West Virginia into the Union as the 35th state.
1898: On the way to the Philippines to fight the Spanish, the U.S. Navy seizes the island of Guam.
1901: Charlotte M. Manye of South Africa becomes the first native African to graduate from an American University.
1910: Mexican President Porfirio Diaz proclaims martial law and arrests hundreds.