Here's your preview of Friday's CDN
- City’s parking ordinance being enforced
- Protective orders are dismissed
- Plea goes out for cleanup
- Local man charged with assault with deadly weapon
- Seven state championships in 20 years
Kleo Fieselman creates an ocean salt painting at the Clinton Public Library during the Summer Reading Program. CDN
The City of Clinton has a new ordinance in place prohibiting residents from parking vehicles in their yards. The ordinance went into effect July 1 and includes new guidelines for the installation of driveways on properties within Clinton city limits.
A settlement has been reached between Rachel Moore, wife of State Rep. Anthony Moore, and members of the Oklahoma Council of Public Affairs regarding protective orders filed June 20 in what the Moores claimed were “harassing and threatening text messages.”
Decker Davis, left, and Patrick Miller put bags of ice on their shoulders to stay cool during the three-digit temperatures seen this week. CDN
With the OK Kids Coach Pitch State Tournament taking place next week, the Clinton Chamber of Commerce is asking for volunteers to assist them in cleaning Schumacher Fields after games have finished on Thursday and Friday.
Jason Urel Uribe, 24, of Clinton has been charged with assault with a deadly weapon and feloniously pointing a firearm after an incident on June 26.
WASHINGTON (AP) — More Americans applied for unemployment benefits last week and while layoffs remain low, it was the fifth consecutive week that claims topped the 230,000 mark and the most in almost six months.
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7-6-22