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Here's a look at Wednesday's headlines
- School board takes action on multiple items
- Man, dogs struck by car on interstate
- No new filings for city council
- Pilot dies in Dewey County airplane crash
- Milo, cotton next crops for area farmers
During the regular Clinton Public School board meeting Monday evening, board members approved entering a contract with OPAA! Food Service Management Company for the 2021-2022 school year.
Kingston Long, left, Joseph Long and Hunter Suchite spend their summer afternoon selling lemonade to the people of Clinton. The boys hope to save up in order to purchase more materials for a future lemonade stand or a snow cone stand.
A 61-year-old California man was taken to OU Medical Center in Oklahoma City after he and his two dogs were struck by a car while they were standing in the eastbound lane of Interstate 40 approximately eight miles west of Clinton around midnight Monday.
Clinton Police Officer Paul Sperle spent Friday afternoon answering questions that the Acme Summer Program children had for him, outside the Clinton Armory. Pictured is, Officer Sperle holding the speaker for Desmond McCoy inside the squad car.
Now that the wheat harvest season is nearing its end, cotton and milo are the next crops farmers are preparing to harvest, according to Richard Metschar at the Clinton Farmers Cooperative Association.
As of noon on Tuesday, there are no new filings for city council. Samantha Aispuro filed Monday for Ward 3 and so far no one has filed for Ward 1.
A Fairview man was killed Monday when his spray plane crashed southeast of Seiling in Dewey County.
The Oklahoma Cattlemen’s Association’s (OCA) 69th annual convention and trade show occurs July 23 and 24 at the Embassy Suites Hotel and Conference Center in Norman.