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House Minority Leader Emily Virgin, D-Norman, recently called for the Oklahoma Legislature to convene a special session to extend an exemption that allows public bodies to meet virtually during the COVID-19 Pandemic.
A week ago, Oklahomans were completing the most challenging, unique and prolific election in history.
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Here is a look at Friday's headlines
- Clinton hospital at capacity
- Clinton High School Key Club to host annual coat drive
- Community blood drive to be held Tuesday
- Shooting investigated at Hammon casino
- Ray Baker obituary
AllianceHealth Clinton hospital is operating at capacity because of the number of positive COVID-19 cases.
Landon Hise, CEO of AllianceHealth in Clinton and Woodward, said hospitals in both communities have met capacity and it is staying that way.
With the end of the year comes colder weather and not everyone is able to afford a new coat to bundle up with.
Therefore, the Clinton High School Key Club is hosting its annual coat drive for Clinton and Arapaho residents.
Pandemic precautions have caused many residents to stay home more than ever before, but the need for people to get out and donate blood hasn’t slowed down one bit.
The Clinton VFW donated $1,000 to the Clinton Police Department for Tasers and equipment. From left are, Post Commander Sean Howenstine, CPD Chief Paul Rinkel, Post Adjunct John Evans and Quartermaster Larry Jordan.
Custer County Sheriffs’ deputies were called to the Lucky Star Casino in Hammon shortly before 1:30 a.m. Tuesday to investigate a shooting.