Chase Fawver, left, and Trenair Collins work with reading and math programs on their iPads at Summer Playground.
TUESDAY JUNE 18 TORY TIME: Clinton Public Library holds its weekly story time for young children. For additional information call (580) 323-2165. 10 a.m. MEETING: Clinton AA meets in the
The Agricultural Enhancement and Diversification Program helps fund qualified agriculture-related projects across the state with zero percent interest loans and grants. The program goal is to expand the state’s value-added
-School, city partnership paying dividends for Clinton
-Accused shooter waives prelim; next step July 29
-Renovation begins at Heart to Heart Pregnancy Clinic
-D.A.’s office disallows county’s grader bids
-Bryson ready for increased role
The collaboration between the City of Clinton and Clinton Public Schools to build four new tennis courts here is already reaping rewards.
Christopher Winston, an Oklahoma City youth accused of nearly killing a New Mexico man visiting relatives in Clinton last summer, waived a preliminary hearing Tuesday on a charge of assault and battery with means likely to produce death.
A building is demolished near the intersection of Highway 183 and Gary Boulevard. In its place a parking lot will be built for the new veterans clinic going in later this year.
Family members of Clinton Veterans Center resident J.C. Smith honoring him for Father’s Day are, from left, Carre Dawson of Weatherford, granddaughter; Philip Smith of Foss, son; Jimmy Smith of Yukon, son; and Diana Cariker of Norman, daughter.
Women with unplanned pregnancies in Clinton and surrounding areas will soon have a resource here where they’ll be able to receive medical services such as pregnancy testing and ultrasound, mentoring, and much more.
First Assistant District Attorney Ricky McPhearson said Thursday he has disallowed bids on two used Caterpillar road graders county commissioners are trying to sell.
Commissioners apparently will consider what to do next at their weekly meeting Monday at 9 a.m.