Here's a look at Tuesday's headlines
- Local postal workers wary of dog bites
- CPS set to use federal funds
- Hartley joins news staff at Clinton Daily News
- Tyson Miller graduates with top-flight scores
Clinton Police Officer Mario Cedillo, left, and Sgt. Peter Porcher inspect the wreckage Monday morning of a motorcycle that had run into the back of a pickup in the 2200 block of Gary Boulevard. Around 7:30 a.m. Andrew Arnold was riding the motorcycle at an alleged high rate of speed entering Gary Boulevard when he ran into the back of the truck driven by Kenneth Hamar. Arnold was ejected from the bike and suffered leg injuries in the process. CDN
Clinton Public School Superintendent Tyler Bridges decided to not apply for the recently announced School Counselor Corps Grant from the Oklahoma State Department of Education Bridges has plans to do more for Clinton’s schools than the grant could.
Mail carriers ensure that residents receive their mail on time, but due to a certain circumstance, it can not always be met.
Summer Playground participant Miles Collins carefully chooses which book he wants to check out from the Southwest Elementary Library. CDN
The Clinton Daily News has hired a new news reporter, Kelcie Hartley. Hartley is originally from Victorville, Calif. Her first day at the CDN was Monday.
In 1836, Arkansas was admitted as the 25th U.S. state.
Tawlene White, left, Jamie Shaddon and her dog, Lily, take a walk at Klump Park on an early summer morning. CDN
Responded to a report of a rollover accident one-quarter mile west of Highway 33 E. and Highway 183
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