Clinton Public Schools Supt. Tyler Bridges confirmed Tuesday morning he was accepting the job to become the superintendent of Stillwater Public Schools.
In the evening before the departure of Supt. Tyler Bridges was made known, the Clinton Public Schools Board of Education conducted its April meeting Monday with the naming of new officers, a report of fewer students, construction updates and more Kim Meacham was appointed board president. Susanna Williams is the new vice president and CaraLea Kreizenbeck is the new secretary.
Eduardo Franco uses a backhoe on the work at Gary Boulevard and Red Wheat Drive Tuesday morning in the utlity line repair and relocation efforts for the Interstate 40/Exit 65 Project.
Vicky Littke, one of the coordinators for the operation of the Centennial Train at Acme Park, gave an update of how the train has been doing since being put back into operation and the hours of operation this weekend.
Easter is almost here, and many Clinton churches will have varying hours and extra services for the holiday. Here is a list of a few services and what services will be offered, as confirmed before press time Tuesday.
Gov. Kevin Stitt announced Monday afternoon that Travis Jett, a private attorney from Woodward, would be appointed to the State Supreme Court. District Judge Donna Dirickson, of Weatherford, was one of the three finalists for the position. Dirickson was appointed as district judge by Stitt Nov. 15, 2024, to fulfill the post after the retirement of Judge Jill Weedon. Dirickson had previously served as associate district judge since 2009. She covers Custer, Beckham, Ellis, Roger Mills, and Washita counties.
More than 100 Clintonites Thursday night attended the first day of the Spring Carnival at the Acme Brick Park complex.
It’s been years in the planning and anticipation of the public, but the first effects of the Interstate 40/ Exit 65 Project will be noticeable starting Monday.
The Clinton City Council approved two grant proposals seeking assistance from the hotel/motel tax fund overseen by the Clinton Chamber of Commerce.
House Speaker Pro Tempore Anthony Moore, R-Clinton, on Wednesday passed a bill in committee that would extend the age for a person wishing to complete their high school education.