Here is a look at Tuesday's headlines
- Christmas open house this week
- No CDN Wednesday
- State redistricting meeting to be held at Frisco Center
- Corn Bible Academy alumni reunite on bus tour
- State deaths
- Limited Reds battle, fall at Bethany
Vehicles lined up Friday and drove around the Veterans Center to show appreciation to the veterans sitting outside.
Although many festivities have been cancelled this year, the Retail Committee’s annual Christmas Open House will not be one of them.
Because the United States Post Office will be closed Wednesday for Veterans’ Day, the Clinton Daily News will not publish a Wednesday issue this week.
The Oklahoma House of Representatives and the Oklahoma Senate announced dates for a series of redistricting town hall meetings to be held across the state in the coming weeks.
Strolling down memory lane has been something many people have done this year due to quarantines, but Corn Bible Academy recently hosted an event for alumni to be able to come back and do just that all together via a bus tour.
FRIDAY MORNING SHIFT
After four-year-old Evelyn Sambrano runs around and plays on almost every piece of playground equipment at McLain Rogers Park, she decides to get on the spinning net ball.
In October, Oklahoma Optometrists participating in “Giving Sight Day” and performed over 350 free eye exams and donated $32,400 of frames and lenses to patients who could not otherwise afford vision care.
Clinton residents, from left, Jose Rodriguez, Bryon Weller, and Jeff Smith put out Christmas lights and decorations.