Clear Lake Mirror Reporter

(Above) Candidates for Clear Lake High School’s Homecoming Queen and King are: (front L-R) Sky Toyne, Bella Parker, Julia Merfeld, Olivia Larson and Sara Faber, (back L-R) Ryan Thomas, Jackson Loge, Jaylen DeVries, Nick Danielson and Jack Barragy.

by Michelle Watson

Can’t you hear those Lions roar?  It’s that time of year again, the time for everyone to don their black and gold and show their community spirit in support of the Clear Lake Lions during Homecoming week 2019.

(Above) Historian Bennett Smith challenged those attending the Sept. 11 service at the Clear Lake Fire Station to remain vigilant to the threats that exist in the world.-Reporter photo by Marianne Gasaway.

by Marianne Gasaway

Virtue.  Valor.  Vigilance.

by Marianne Gasaway

Dean Snyder Construction, of Clear Lake, has been awarded the contract for the first phase of the City Beach Enhancement Project.

The City Council approved the company’s bid of $220,000, plus $130 per cubic yard of contaminated soil removed during the project at its Monday night Council meeting.  Snyder’s bid was the only one received for the work.

(Above) 1994 Clear Lake Homecoming candidates - Candidates for the Clear Lake High School Homecoming queen and king in 1994 included front row (L-R):  Megan Carney, Jaime Copley, Alexa Russell, Heather Stealy, and Jessica Thul.  King candidates included (L-R):  Scott Suntken, Vince Chmielewski, Adam Secory, Nick Henningsen and Ryan Bezely.  Plans were to announce the queen and king in a 2 p.m.