Responded to a report of cattle out on State Highway 33 and 2240 Road.

OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) — The Oklahoma City School District violated state law by firing six teachers who refused to wear masks, according to Oklahoma Gov. Kevin Stitt.

Here's a preview of the Weekend headlines

- Screwdriver allegedly used as weapon

- Salcido joins police department

- GT testing opens Monday

- Ward 3 votes for city council rep. Tuesday

- Lady Reds earn all-district honors

Arapaho resident Logan Joseph Stelzig, 34, was charged with two counts of assault with a dangerous weapon after former conviction of two or more felonies after Clinton police arrived at O’Reilly’s Auto Parts Oct. 29 to locate a subject allegedly “charging people with a screwdriver.”

The ‘head’ elf

City of Clinton worker Charles Jones assists with setting up Santa Claus in front of the Frisco Center. CDN

Salcido joins police department

Clinton resident Miguel Salcido is the newest officer for the Clinton Police Department. His first day on the job was Monday, Nov. 1.

Clinton Public Schools will be opening a gifted and talented (GT) referral window beginning Nov. 8 and ending Nov. 18.

All-Staters

Clinton High School band members Khadance Terrell, left, and Annabela Hernandez were selected recently for Small School All-State Band.

Tuesday is voting day for Clinton residents registered in Ward 3. Voters will elect either incumbent Patch McComas or challenger Samantha Aispuro as the next Ward 3 City Council representative.

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