Here's a look at Wednesday's headlines
- Teachers’ appreciation theme for FOF
- WPLS appoints board members
- Stolen guns lead to felony charges for suspect
- Powell sets up for one more run
- Clinton volleyball far exceeding 2020 offseason work
Acme maintenance worker Dakota Goodspeed mows the grass in the front area at Acme Brick Park due to recent rain received.
The Friends on Frisco event will happen early this month. It is scheduled this Friday (July 23) due to the Clinton Rodeo occurring July 30 and 31. Clinton Chamber of Commerce President Julie Caldwell addressed the city council Tuesday night about shutting down Frisco Avenue from 5 through 7 Street for the duration of the event.
Two new members have been appointed to the Western Plains Library System board of directors for three-year terms and three current members were re-elected. The changes were made July 9 at the 10-member board’s first meeting of the new fiscal year.
Clinton resident Marcus Dewayne Long, 50, is being charged with possession of firearm after former felony conviction and knowingly receiving or concealing stolen property.
MONDAY
Responded to a dog call in the 500 block of W. Broadway, Thomas.
Kyndal Meadows from Extreme Animals teaches children animal facts at the Clinton Public Library.
Southwestern Oklahoma State University plans to host a COVID vaccination clinic Aug. 20 at the Weatherford campus.
Bella Marshall, of Corn, points up to the stars inside the Clinton Pepsi Pop Art Gallery and shows off her finished Northern Lights artwork.