Saturday, April 5, 2025
Here are your weekend headlines:
- Lane closure set for utility work
- Council awards two event grants
- Moore's high school bill advances
- Carnival fun squeezed in during dry evening
Ordinance to be amended for final lender approval
Kelby Getz works on power lines at the intersection of Modelle and 28th Street that were damaged by the high wind Tuesday night.
Western Plains Library System has announced a new partnership with the Oklahoma Department of Human Services and the Oklahoma Department of Libraries to empower communities through digital access and social support with WPLS Pathways.
Measles have officially come to western Oklahoma.
Clinton High School is looking for volunteers for its April 17 Reality Check Program for graduating seniors.
Members of the community began lining up Tuesday at the Mission House to get boxes of fresh fruit and produce that was delivered earlier in the day.
Another update has been announced in the continuing lawsuit between the City of Clinton and Community Health Systems, Inc. (CHS), the parent company of AlianceHealth Clinton, the original lease holder before the hospital doors were shuttered midnight Dec. 31, 2022.
Clinton Police Officer Paul Daniels looks over the damage to a Ford Explorer after a Monday crash at about 4 p.m. Friday at 13th Street and Gary Boulevard. According to Police Sgt. Dillon Mach, the Explorer was travelling westbound when it ran a red light and hit a Volkswagen that was travelling northbound. No citations were issued and there were no injuries.
Clinton Public Schools is adopting a wait-andsee approach to what potential cuts in the federal budget could mean to the district, but they likely would not be good.