Here's a look at the Weekend's headlines
- Charges filed in QuickMed burglary
- Earmark for Clinton’s new I-40 exit included in federal transportation bill
- CPD conducts drug bust at local motel
- Sandra Howell retiring after four decades in banking
In honor of Father’s Day, brothers Adrian Martinez, left, and Miguel Martinez, right, spend time with their father Miguel Martinez, learning what each item in the toolbox is used for.
Clinton’s I-40 Exit 65-65A project got another boost late last week when a congressional committee approved a $547 billion transportation bill.
Clinton’s Alliance- Health QuickMed on the 100 block of S. 9 St. was broken into last weekend. QuickMed employees contacted the Clinton Police Department Monday after arriving to work and finding the building ransacked.
Clinton Police were involved with a drug bust in a hotel room Wednesday at the Hampton Inn. Police detained a female who was renting the room but she was released the same day. Her name could not be released to press at this time.
Sandra Howell, vice president of Oklahoma Bank and Trust, is retiring after 40 years of employment at the bank.
A Thomas man wa transported by AirEvac to OU Medical Center in Oklahoma City after being run over early Friday morning.
Summer Playground member Christian Hensley participates in a rock-climbing activity during a field trip to Crowder Lake.
MARRIAGE LICENSES
Responded to a residential alarm in the vicinity of 24060 E. 1044 Road, Weatherford.