CHS alumna Chloe Bailey whips up an espresso for a customer while working a shift at Strayhouse Kitchen + Coffee. CDN | Micah Ashcraft

With many people’s cup of coffee being an integral part of their day, Clinton High School alumna Chloe Bailey has taken the chance to connect with the community as a friendly face behind the brew.

Crews worked Monday to remove the Glancy sign on Gary Boulevard. The sign will be refurbished and placed at the Oklahoma Rt. 66 Museum once the Oklahoma Highway Patrol Headquarters is torn down. CDN | Staff Photo

When it was announced the Glancy Motor Hotel would be torn down, many people were concerned the landmark sign would fall victim to the wrecking ball as well. That will not be the case.

Jared Deck

After last week’s storms and flooding causing a venue change for the Brubeck Brothers Quartet, this week the Levitt AMP Clinton Music Series will make a return at 7:30 p.m. this Friday at the R.A. “Dick” Lloyd Amphitheatre in McLain Rogers Park, with Jared Deck making his return as well.

Jacob Collier and Savannah Swope

Clinton High School recognized Jacob Collier and Savannah Swope as the Red Tornado Boy and Girl for the month of March.

Nathan Meget was named superintendent of Clinton Pubic Schools Friday. From left are his son, Conner, his wife, Shea, his daughter, Hadley, Meget, and his mother, Teresa Grant.

The Clinton Public Schools Board of Education held a special meeting Friday, where it announced Nathan Meget as the new superintendent of Clinton Public Schools.

Tuesday Clinton voters will determine the fate of Clinton Regional Hospital in a second vote seeking to amend the original ordinance approved in January to transfer ownership of the medical facility from the City of Clinton to Rural Hospital Solutions.

During Tuesday’s Clinton City Council meeting there were topics quickly considered, including a public hearing to address the proposed annual budget for the City’s fiscal year of 2025-2026.

Clearing the way

Sergio Castillo cleans the floor of the entryway at the construction site of the new Clinton Middle School building Wednesday morning.

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