Here's your preview of the Weekend's headlines
- Library roof replacement begins Monday
- Chapman serves Nance for 30+ years
- Voting registration due Friday
- White Dog ranks as No. 1 restaurant in Oklahoma
Dear Doctors: What can you tell me about new research finding that football players are getting Lou Gehrig's disease? My son is going to join his high school team, and I'm worried about what it could mean for his future health.
DEAR HARRIETTE: My mom is so annoying. I'm 19 years old and working part-time, but every day she wakes me up like I have to go to school or something. She wants me to go to college, but I don't want to. I just want to get a better-paying job (eventually), hang out with my girl and enjoy life! I'm young, and I have time to figure out the other things in life. How can I get my mom to get off my back about everything? – Annoying Mom
Western Plains Library Director Tim Miller announced the Clinton Public Library will be closed next week because work to replace the roof commences Monday.
Portable classrooms have been delivered to Clinton High School and are in the process of being properly installed. Friday morning they were located on the south side of the school near the west entrance to the Tornado Bowl. CDN
Karen Chapman has been employed with Nance Elementary School and having an opportunity to make an impact on the lives of students since 1989.
Anyone interested in voting April 5 in the Clinton Public School District’s special election must apply for voter’s registration at the Custer County Election Board, located at 633 N. Sixth St., Clinton, by Friday, March 11.
Clinton’s White Dog Hill restaurant is known for its food, beverage selection and scenic views. It was recently ranked as the No. 1 restaurant in Oklahoma out of 20 other options in an article written by Moneyinc.com.
THURSDAY DAY SHIFT
Two vehicles collided just before 9:30 a.m. Friday at the intersection of Gary Boulevard and Corbin Road. It was believed to be a non-injury accident. CDN