First responders were on the scene for this single-vehicle wreck Tuesday afternoon near mile marker 71 on Interstate 40. Two people, who did not appear to suffer any injuries, were in this truck that was tangled up with the cable barriers near the eastbound lane. Discussing the accident are Clinton firemen, from left, Calvin Baggett, Capt. Blake Shaddon, Casey Lindley and Collin Wieder.
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Nance Elementary School collected non-perishable food items, and had a hat day donation drive to collect for the Custer County Conflict benefiting the Connections Food and Resource Center. Nance collected 18 boxes of food and collected $460 which equates to 2,760 pounds of food. From left, accepting donation is Connections Director Lori Flansburg, teacher Kayla Yandell, students Jude Hemingway, Jarrod Moss, Jonathan Gonzalez and Nance Principal Janalyn Taylor.
WASHINGTON (AP) — In March, as claims about the dangers and ineffectiveness of coronavirus vaccines spun across social media and undermined attempts to stop the spread of the virus, some Facebook employees thought they had found a way to help.
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Here's a look at Wednesday's headlines
- Ward 3 city council forum set for Monday
- Online auction new for WOCS Hamburger Fry
- Hammon man dies in crash on interstate
- Piña happy to come back to Clinton to serve her patients
- District crown up for grabs\
The Western Oklahoma Christian School Hamburger Fry will be Friday at Clinton’s Frisco Center. An online auction will be new to this year’s event.
The Clinton Chamber of Commerce is hosting a legislative forum Monday at noon between City Council Ward 3 candidates Patch McComas and Samantha Aispuro at the Frisco Center.
A Hammon man died Monday morning as the result of a two-vehicle accident on Interstate 40 about 6½ miles west of Hinton.
Julieta Piña joined the Blakeburn Clinic in Clinton this past September as an APRN-CNP (Advanced Practice Registered Nurse and Certified Nurse Practitioner). Piña said she did not always know she wanted to work in the medical field until she began working at a clinic.