Clear Lake Mirror Reporter

(Pictured Above) Layne Lester and Tanner Reimann were crowned as CLHS Homecoming Queen and King.

Homecoming was a community-wide event last week, as high school students painted downtown windows, hosted cross country and volleyball matches, shared Lion pride with elementary students and paraded to City Park for a Pep Rally before Friday night’s football game against Garner-Hayfield-Ventura.  

(Pictured Above) Layne Lester and Tanner Reimann were crowned as CLHS Homecoming Queen and King.

Homecoming was a community-wide event last week, as high school students painted downtown windows, hosted cross country and volleyball matches, shared Lion pride with elementary students and paraded to City Park for a Pep Rally before Friday night’s football game against Garner-Hayfield-Ventura.  

by Marianne Gasaway

The Clear Lake City Council will consider leasing space at its new Wellness Center at its Monday, Oct. 4, meeting.

Molencamp Physical Therapy, 800 N. 8th St., is hoping to expand into a larger space within the under-construction wellness center owned by the Clear Lake School District and operated by the City of Clear Lake.  

Public urged to join in the fun Friday night

by Marianne Gasaway

Clear Lake’s commitment to preserving its musical history has caught the attention of crews filming a documentary  on the song “American Pie,” by Don McLean.