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Clinton Embry Wants To Bring Fresh Perspective To Place 1 In Abilene's City Council

KACU | By Heather Claborn
Published May 3, 2018 at 6:45 AM CDT
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Heather Claborn

Clinton Embry is a newcomer to Abilene's political scene.  He has a lot of questions about how and why the city collects and spends tax dollars and fees.  And he says he wants to serve on the city council to make sure Abilene is being fiscally responsible and accountable to residents.

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Heather Claborn
Heather Claborn joined KACU as news director in January 2018. She oversees daily newscast and feature reporting and works with KACU’s news anchors to develop newscasts. She also conducts two-way interviews, reports for newscast and feature stories and maintains the station’s social media and website content. In 2020, Claborn helped staff develop the daily newsletter that is delivered by email.
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