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- MERRY CHRISTMAS
- City waiting for DEQ’s OK to move lines
- Heart to Heart clinic back open
- Suspect allegedly tried to rid demon
- Senior wants to help coach next generation of players
Dashya Grimes, 18, of Clinton, has been charged with domestic assault and battery by strangulation after an incident on Dec. 18 in which Grimes allegedly believed a juvenile victim was possessed by a demon.
The official start of the Exit 65 interchange project is less than a year away but City officials say there is still a long ways to go before the Oklahoma Department of Transportation can officially open the project for bid letting next November as the City races the clock to complete utility line relocation before the project risks delay.
Caeden Birk, left, and David Birk unload the new hangar door’s trusses at the Clinton Regional Airport.
The Heart to Heart pregnancy clinic at 123 S. 10th St. is officially back up and running, ready to serve the Clinton community after its building had been damaged by severe winds in 2021.
Kindergarteners in Julie Littke’s class celebrated Christmas by having a party with their parents, drinks, sweets and decorating one another as Christmas trees. From left are Layla Esparza, Giancarlo Coutino, Julian Vazquez, Aleeah Garza, and Gianlucca Coutino.
Responded to a report of a suspicious subject in the 900 block of S. 10th St.
Responded to a business alarm at 24000 E. 880 Rd., Thomas.
DIVORCES FILED Bobby Waters vs.
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