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- Trust keeps assisting many local projects
- Mission House receives donation
- Vet study path takes Hass many places
- CHS baseball wins game over Woodward
- Full obituary for Bobby Lee Rigney
The M.T. and Helen Gholston Charitable Trust has been a cornerstone of philanthropy in the City of Clinton, consistently supporting and empowering local organizations to make a positive difference in the community. The trust’s commitment to improving the lives of Clinton residents has left an indelible mark on the city’s charitable landscape.
Oklahoma Route 66 Museum volunteers Kim Robertson, left, and Melva Ballard prepare to roll up a poster for a guest at the museum.
In a display of community support, the Mission House has recently taken steps to promote recycling and provide relief during the upcoming spring and summer months. Blake Allen, a board member of the Mission House and an employee at Inframark, the water treatment contracted business for the City of Clinton, led an initiative to install a water bottle filler station, generously donated by his employer.
On her journey to become a veterinarian, Clinton High School alumna Kaylee (Oyler) Hass has gained many valuable experiences as she has traveled to different veterinary clinics across the country.
WASHINGTON (AP) — President Joe Biden embarked Tuesday on a threeday campaign swing in the Sun Belt geared largely toward courting the Latino voters who helped power his coalition in 2020.
Western Technology Center in Burns Flat recently awarded Arapaho-Butler students during its award assembly recognizing students from the fall semester.
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Chris Ellis from Tulsa takes a look inside of a barrel at Oklahoma Route 66 Museum in Clinton.