CARNEY, Okla. (AP) — A magnitude 4.0 earthquake was among a series of six tremors that struck central Oklahoma on Thursday morning, according to the U.S. Geological Survey.
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- Nearly $3M in hospital funds spent
- WPLS boasts successful winter
- Fundraiser deemed success for CBA
- Plans underway for second Clinton Classic Run
- Throwers dominate meet at OBU
Nearly $3 million of the $11.6 million in available hospital trust funds has already been spent, leaving only $8.8 million in the fund to finance the reopening of the hospital, something initial estimates say will cost over $6 million for just the first phase of reopening.
The Western Plains Library System is celebrating a successful winter reading program after participants across the system’s seven libraries read a combined 2,184 books over the months of January and February.
Through a partnership with the District One Mobile Unit of the Oklahoma State Department of Health, Clinton Public Schools may provide free hearing screenings to all Clinton elementary students.
Last weekend the Corn Bible Academy’s German Feast and Auction proved to be a successful fundraiser with the school nearly reaching its goal of raising $160,000 through the meal and auction.
DAY SHIFT
The Arapaho United Methodist Church will be hosting an Easter egg hunt at 10:30 a.m. Saturday at its location at 112 N. 8th Ave. in Arapaho. All are welcome and refreshments will be available.
Responded to a report of a business alarm in the 22000 block of E. 1070 Rd. in Clinton.