Here's a look at the Weekend's headlines
- New restaurant getting ready to open soon
- Baumwart honored by Oklahoma State University
- Disrepair seen at motel
- Best of the West set to return today
- Clinton softball looks to keep solid start going
Clinton’s Lucille’s Roadhouse restaurant is about a month away from its tentative opening date planned for the second weekend in September. General Manager Justin O’Connor said the remodeling has been going well, and he is excited to have people visiting the building.
Oklahoma State University College of Veterinary Medicine recently named Dr. Alvin Baumwart of Arapaho as its 2021 Distinguished Alumnus Award recipient. He will be honored Nov. 5 at the veterinary college’s Distinguished Alumni Award Luncheon.
Proposals from interested parties on their plans for the condemned Glancy Motel and Pop Hicks Restaurant will be reviewed by the Clinton Economic Development Authority on Tuesday.
THURSDAY
A Hammon man was not hurt when the pickup he was driving was struck early Thursday afternoon by a vehicle that ran a stop sign in Cotton County, injuring a Texas woman driving the other auto.
30 YEARS AGO
Conducted a motorist assist on Highway 33 and 2070 Road.
The Oklahoma State Department of Education (OSDE) announced recently that $12.75 million in federal relief funding will be used to pay eligible Oklahoma college students for their work as student teachers.