Ready to serve it up

Clinton Rotary Club members from left President Carolyn Heerwald, Treasurer Hoi Geswender, and Secretary Natalie Simpson prepare for Friday’s Rotary Chili Day fundraiser at the Frisco Center with meals being offered at lunch and dinner.

GEAR UP announced Monday the district has received a grant of $34.7 million to assist students who want to go to college. Front row, from left, are CHS Assistant Principal Rachel Ray, board members CaraLea Kreizenbeck and Kim Meacham, Clinton students Gra

Clinton Public Schools Monday afternoon celebrated being awarded a $34.7 million Oklahoma Gaining Early Awareness and Readiness for Undergraduates Grant over seven years to make college more readily available for Clinton students.

Here's your preview of Tuesday's paper

- Opioids fight discussed at meeting

- Foundation still helping students

- Suspect makes threatening calls

- A-B hoops takes fourth in yearly tournament

- Full obituary for Jerry Duane Patterson

3 PHILADELPHIA (AP) — A car hit and injured three pedestrians in a crowd of people celebrating the Philadelphia Eagles’ playoff game victory, police said.

Smashing event

Monday morning the Clinton High School and Clinton Middle School esports teams competed in “Super Smash Bros Duos” at the Frisco Center where two players compete against each other.

During the regular meeting of the Custer County Board of County Commissioners held Monday morning, the commissioners were visited by Amanda Burnside, with the Oklahoma Alliance for Recovery Resources (OKARR), who spoke about plans for funding Custer County has received from the state Opioid Abatement Fund.

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