Kent Dewees started looking into his family line, and with the help of online records, was able to point to a connection with President George Washington, the Declaration of Independence, and the encampment at Valley Forge where the Continental Army stayed during the war against the British.
A local man is in custody after allegedly hitting his sister with a metal water bottle following an argument about whether a younger sibling was allowed to have soda.
Architect at work
Clinton’s transfer station is closer to completion with each day that passes, which will allow savings and convenience for the municipality, according to City of Clinton officials. Public Works Director Gene McCullough and City Manager Robert Johnston met with the Clinton Daily News to discuss the details of what a transfer station is, how it will benefit the city, and a general timeline for the station’s completion.
Clinton’s Century Lap on Route 66 scheduled for Sept. 5 continues to grow and evolve into what figures to be a large event for the community.
The Custer County Sheriff’s Office over the years has stockpiled quite a few law enforcement officers with previous experience. Sheriff Dan Day knows this is a particular strength for his office.
Clinton Public Schools has named Amanda Campbell as its new special education director.
New storage
At Tuesday evening’s meeting of the Clinton City Council, officials approved the purchase of a piece of land colloquially referred to as “The Triangle,” which sits across from McLain Rogers Park. The Triangle will house a monument which will be provided to the City by the Route 66 Centennial Commission.
The 2026 Oklahoma Route 66 Hall of Fame ceremony is set for Saturday at the Frisco Center. This ceremony normally adds two new members every two years, but due to the 100-year celebration will induct a third member into its halls.