During “See You at the Pole” last week, WOCS third-grade teacher Delaney Funk leads prayer time in her small group that includes Kendall Kliewer, Ellie Schmidt, Ethan Cooke, Declan Whitten, Jada Blatnick, Hensley Hill and Aaliyah Torres.
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Here's a look at Thursday's headlines
- Sutherland’s prepping to open in 2022
- Water infrastructure study a go
- CPSF ready to host annual golf tourney
- Reds aim for 2-0 in districts
- Obituary for Robert Wade “Shaggy” Nelson
Sutherland Lumber Home Improvement Center Chief Operating Officer Paul McKnight says its new store in Clinton will be open sometime in 2022 – but he could not say exactly when.
Brother and sister, Travonne Williams and Ariana Williams, pose for a picture while they wait for their mom to pick them up after school. CDN
A preliminary proposal created by Clinton and Weatherford officials that may lead to a new water line between the cities was approved Tuesday evening by Clinton’s City Council. Weatherford’s city commissioners approved a similar proposal Tuesday morning.
WOCS second-grade students Zayden Almquist, Tory Rice and Kambree Palmer pray at the recent “See You at the Pole” prayer vigil.
TUESDAY
Responded to a report of suspicious vehicle at McDonald’s, Clinton.
OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) — Oklahoma Gov. Kevin Stitt said Tuesday that he will not decide whether to spare Julius Jones from a lethal injection until after Jones has a clemency hearing before the state Pardons and Parole Board.