WEDNESDAY
Today is the 222nd day of 2021 and the 52nd day of summer.
Recently local, state, and federal officials toured the Upper Elk Creek Site 23D Rehabilitation on the east edge of Elk City.
Clinton Police Chief Paul Rinkel said he has contacted parade chairman Mary Topaum representing AIM Indian Territory about changing
Here are the daily specials being offered by Clinton eating establishments:
Here's a look at Thursday's headlines
- City hears pros, cons for rezoning
- Oklahoma bridges among best in United States
- Police chief wants Friday’s parade route changed
- CHS ready for Heritage Hall
One year after becoming a Top 10 state for highway bridge conditions, Oklahoma has managed to keep the pace and run up the score – moving from No. 9 in the nation to No. 7 among states with the lowest percentages of structurally deficient bridges on the highway system in 2020.
Clinton Police Chief Paul Rinkel informed the Clinton City Council Tuesday evening of his decision to deny one parade request and approve another.
A public hearing was held during Clinton’s Tuesday City Council meeting on a request for rezoning Martinez Brothers Auto Repair at 900 S. 10 St. from a general commercial zone to heavy commercial.
During show and tell at the Quilters Guild, Debbie Nicholson displayed her Scarlett Ladybug in front of the guild members.