This summer, Clinton students Nick Hansen, Niko Lam and Grayson McCullough joined an elite group of 262 young artists from every corner of the state to develop their individual talents at Oklahoma’s Official School of the Arts.
The Clinton softball team faced a scheduling juggernaut this week, playing all three games on the road against teams with winning records last year, but it managed to come out with a competitive, battle-hardened, 1-2 record so far.
Tim Davis, owner of Clinton Ice, was presented the honor of Clinton Citizen of the Year Friday night at the annual awards banquet hosted by the Clinton Chamber of Commerce.
According to Clinton City Manager Robert Johnston, the heavy equipment parked at the Glancy Motel has nothing to do with the motel property.
Here are the daily specials being offered by Clinton eating establishments:
Here's a look at Friday's headlines
- United Fund sets $40,000 yearly goal
- Musical cast set for ‘Addams’
- County fair plans underway
- A-B forces extras in loss at Fort Cobb
- Lady Indians go 1-1 in opening two contests
- Local news, pics and more.
Joy Badillo spends time taking care of her garden on a warm summer afternoon. CDN
Clinton’s United Fund board approved a goal of raising $40,000 after meeting with four non-profit agencies Monday evening.
The cast for Clinton’s Southwest Playhouse “The Addams Family Musical” has been decided. Director Marjorie Anderson and Musical Director Melissa McSpadden stated they are looking forward to bringing this musical to life.
Oklahoma Route 66 Museum Director Pat Smith, far right, and museum worker Pamela Mosely show off merchandise to John and Judy Dawson, both of Indiana. CDN