Here is a look at The Weekend's headlines
- School board addresses low ACT scores
- Mission House needs help providing ‘turkey boxes’
- County students earn DAR awards
- State deaths
- Deanna J. Harris death notice
- Anna J. Hidrogo death notice
Clinton school administrators and school board members addressed concerns that 11th grade ACT scores are showing little improvement despite strategic planning that began long before the COVID-19 pandemic.
City of Clinton employees Terry Jackson and Building Inspector Toby Anders feed tree limbs and branches into a shredder. CDN
The Mission House in Clinton provides numerous services for the community such as a shelter, soup kitchen, second-hand shop and even meals during the holidays.
Responded to residential alarm at an unknown address.
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The Washita DAR Chapter recognized area seniors selected as DAR Good Citizens. Pictured are, from left, DAR member Nancy Lisle, TFC High School Counselor Donell Craig, senior Caleb Rainwater and TFC Principal Ray Oakes.
Former US Army member from 1943 to 1946 Andrew Martin.
Sayre History Professor Landry Brewer recently helped Tom Ivester, Elk City’s City Manager, transfer some of the city’s decadesold Cold War Civil Defense supplies to the Oklahoma Historical Society.