Started in 2016, the Flower and Beautification initiative was one of the first placemaking efforts led by what is now Grow Clinton. Recognizing the need to enhance the riverfront, the Clinton Convention and Visitors Bureau brought together volunteers to plant and maintain over 20 flower planters along the river. Now in its ninth year, the tradition continues with community members once again stepping up to plant and care for the planters. Volunteers include: Cleaning Up Clinton; Kathy Pennock; Betsy
Clinton isn’t just a city with a proud manufacturing legacy—it’s a community actively investing in its future workforce. In an inspiring new video, Grow Clinton showcases how local educators, students, and businesses are coming together to prepare young people for high-demand careers in modern manufacturing. What You’ll See in the Video: • Exclusive behind-the-scenes footage from leading local manufacturers • Insightful interviews with industry leaders and passionate employees • Candid conversations
Grow Clinton, the nonprofit organization leading economic and community development in the Greater Clinton Region, continues to spearhead progress at the Lincolnway Industrial Rail & Air Park. Strategically located along U.S. Highway 30, the park has rapidly emerged as a hub for industrial growth and private-sector investment, including Atlas Roofing Corporation’s $250 million asphalt shingle plant. Robust infrastructure development has been central to the park’s success. Iowa American Water Company
