Here's a look at Thursday's headlines
- New housing addition proposed
- Dottie’s business is booming as prom excitement grows Dotties business
- After 32 years, Country Jamboree holds final performance
- Lady Reds place third in road trip
Local businessmen G.W. Lowry and Jacob Stewart told the Clinton City Council about their plans for a new residential housing development in south Clinton.
Prom season has descended upon western Oklahoma, and Dottie’s Bridal and Formal Wear is in full swing in keeping up with orders.
After 32 years of bringing live country entertainment to western Oklahoma, the Country Jamboree held its final show April 3.
Responded to a report of a cow out at 1020 and 2170 Roads.
DAY SHIFT
Read Across Oklahoma, a statewide literary event for preschool and early grade children, returns at 9 a.m. April 13 with a free book giveaway and virtual activities.
Here are the daily specials being offered by Clinton eating establishments:
Here's a look at Wednesday's headlines
- Clinton First event set to resume
- Group to host cemetery walk
- Hammon man dies in UTV wreck
- Reds improve to 6-1 in district
- CHS softball picks up first win
- James “Jimmy” Richard Andazola death notice
The first city-wide cleanup event since the COVID-19 shutdown will be 9-11 a.m. Saturday.