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First National Bank and Trust Co., in partnership with the DeWitt County Development Council, awarded $15,000 to five Clinton businesses on Nov. 17.

Sense of what you went through when you finally saw them reunited and when you saw mom turn and see her baby and quickly grab him. >> yeah, there was that moment where she came into the area, she kind of just was looking around. and then that moment the baby vocalized and reached his hand up, and she scooped him up in her arms. that was the best outcome we could have ever asked for. it was very emotional for me and my keepers. watching the mother love knows no bounds. it just brought us joy and ...

C-section. its incredible to see. thank goodness for the experienced staff there that you have, danielle. this has been a difficult process over the last few years, the last time you delivered a chimp, that was in 2019. the baby turned out to be stillborn. how concerned were you that things were going to turn for the worse here, as well? >> theres always that risk. you know, you dont know when to intervene and when -- you dont want to do it too soon or too late. but like i -- like you said, we h...

C-section. the baby was immediately taken away after delivery to receive supplemental oxygen. two days later, they were reunited, as you saw in the video, and they were instantly inseparable. joining us is zoological manager danielle decker and zookeeper devin turner. weve been looking forward to this conversation all week, i have to tell you. especially our executive producer. we cant stop talking about it. let me begin with you, danielle. how are mom and baby doing right now? >> they are doi...

The REV pitch competitionan event which helps local business owners to ignite their business.

The DeWitt County Development Council along with First National Bank and Trust Co. awarded $15,000 to three local businesses last month as part of the REV pitch competition, an event

Despite new guidance from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, some people in Lancaster County are hesitant to ditch the mask. Those who spoke with LNP | LancasterOnline said they were waiting to see what happened with the pandemic before going mask-free. “People who have gotten the vaccine have gotten COVID again, so I don’t think that’s very good judgment based off of that,” Ethan Mordaunt, a history student at Millersville University, said while walking out of ...