Juneteenth event to be held today

With the first half of June in the rear view, a Juneteenth celebration is planned for today outside of Bethany Baptist Church at 100 E. Locust Ave.

Next week the City of Clinton will be undergoing operational software updates that will suspend operations in regard to payments and the ability to process them.

For the second time in a span of essentially six months, Clinton voters approved the sale of Clinton Regional Hospital from the City of Clinton to Rural Hospital Solutions.

Oklahomans in western communities now have a new option for support with unclaimed property. The Oklahoma State Treasurer’s Office has opened its first regional Unclaimed Property Office in downtown Clinton, at 420 Avant Ave., Suite B. The function of this new office will offer in-person assistance to help individuals begin the claims process, gather necessary documentation, and reconnect with people with their rightful funds.

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.

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