Residents living in and around the Clinton area can learn about their risk for cardiovascular disease, osteoporosis, diabetes, and other chronic, serious conditions with screenings by Life Line Screening.
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Here's a look at Wednesday's headlines
- Pair charged in trailer, bale squeeze theft
- Obey laws, practice safety while enjoying fireworks
- Turkey vultures are making Clinton their home
- Finch returns to head coach
Izaiah Vasquez, left, and Cierra Pekrul do not let the rainy weather ruin their outdoor fun, so they make the most out of it by laughing under their umbrella.
A couple from Guernsey, Wyo., was arrested for allegedly stealing a trailer and bale squeeze from a barn near Arapaho.
The Fourth of July weekend is here and Clinton’s police and fire department chiefs advise the public on how to safely and legally enjoy firework festivities.
Turkey vultures have made Clinton home over the past few years. According to Animal Control Officer Heather Estrada, this is because buzzards, including the string of turkey buzzards, learn to adapt in towns. They do not live in wooden areas.
On Monday, Congressman Frank Lucas, who represents rural Oklahoma, joined New Mexico Congressman Tom Emmer in sending a bipartisan letter to U.S. Department of Health & Human Services Secretary Xavier Becerra, expressing concern regarding the updated Provider Relief Fund reporting requirements and how it affects rural hospitals.
Today is the 181st day of 2021 and the 11th day of summer.
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