CHS will adopt ‘A/B’ schedule

Wednesday afternoon Supt. Tyler Bridges announced Clinton High School would be adopting an “A/B” schedule due to the large number of students and school staff quarantined due to possible exposure to the coronavirus.

Giving home a visit

JC Burnett, left, and Stephanie Burnett, both from Texas, check out the Route 66 Museum. Stephanie said she grew up in Clinton and was looking around town to see how much Clinton has changed. CDN

“Friends” has been canceled. Not the TV show still living in syndication, but tonight’s Friends on Frisco event has been called off.

The Oklahoma State Department of Health’s Office of Child Abuse Prevention is seeking input from private and public agencies, organizations, private citizens and consumers to monitor and enhance development of an effective statewide comprehensive child abuse prevention plan.

Monday Night Rehearsals

The Clinton High School band has commenced their marching rehearsals on Monday evenings. Pictured is Julian Borjas as he holds his mellophonium and concentrates on his marching steps. CDN

Deputies responded to a report of cattle out two miles west of Highway 183 on Highway 33.

Congressman Frank Lucas announced he recently cosponsored Congressman Fed Keller’s Reviewing Urban and Rural Adjustments to Level Hospital Expenses and Lopsided Payments Act, otherwise known as the RU- RAL HELP Act.

Christensen Law has announced the addition of former Oklahoma Governor Mary Fallin-Christensen as a senior adviser and consultant.

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