The Clinton Public Works Authority will be paying a fee of $7,500 to the Department of Environmental Quality (DEQ) following an incident during which raw sewage leaked onto a wheat field and into the Washita River last spring.
Giving blood, giving back to community
Two Clinton men have been arrested after allegedly breaking into and stealing from multiple parked vehicles in Weatherford.
“Oklahoma!” preparations, trash service, possible pound improvements, and payments were some of the other items covered in Tuesday’s Clinton City Council meeting.
Two separate crashes on the same highway resulted in one fatality early Thursday morning in Washita County, according to the Oklahoma Highway Patrol.
It’s been much debated in the past, but the Clinton Economic Development Authority met Wednesday at the Frisco Center to discuss the sales tax incentive agreement program offered to prospective businesses looking to operate in Clinton.
Idalia Pelayo displays her medal for placing in the top eight of the interview category of the Business Professionals of America State Conference held in Tulsa.
Rebekah Campbell always wanted to be a teacher and playing in the Pride of Oklahoma Marching Band gets her fired up for her goal.
Following years of serving as associate pastors and working in the youth and children’s ministries for the New Hope Fellowship Church here in Clinton, Jamie Patton and his wife Kelli are being elevated to new heights as he takes over the role of senior pastor for the church.
The highlight of Thursday’s special meeting of the Clinton Board of Education was the board welcoming its newest member to the fold, as Luzella Williams took the oath to serve the students and community of Clinton.