9-7-22
OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) — Civil rights groups filed a federal lawsuit on behalf of three transgender Oklahoma schoolchildren, arguing the state's new law requiring students use only the bathroom of the sex listed on their birth certificate is unconstitutional.
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- Water supply good thanks to recent rains
- County begins bridge projects
- Miller honored for dedication, excellence in CHS classroom
- Labor Day weekend wrecks mar roadways
- Reds lose to McGuinness
The Clinton water supply is in good shape after recent rains helped fill the lakes and maintenance on treatment plants and lines has helped improve water operations.
Clinton volunteer firefighter Randy Jones collects a donation from Tori Ward during the Fill the Boot fundraiser sponsored by the Clinton Fire Department
Brittany Miller, an English teacher at Clinton High School, has been selected as a Claes Nobel Educator of Distinction by The National Society of High School Scholars (NSHSS). Miller was nominated by one of her students for outstanding dedication and commitment to excellence in the classroom.
Clinton High School FFA students preparing a cow for the upcoming Custer County Fair, from left, are Caber Johnson, Madi Ashcraft and Ben Christie.
Labor Day weekend produced two significant wrecks on western Oklahoma highways with one life lost and three other people injured.
Custer County Commissioners accepted bids on three different bridge projects at their weekly meeting yesterday. Also discussed at the meeting were bids on the $500,000 bathroom renovation project, plans for the purchase of the Custer County Election Board building, and updates to land records referencing.