Here's a look at Wednesday's headlines
- Schools report lowest number for COVID
- March Madness in full swing – for books
- WOCS preparing for first-ever 5K fundraiser
- Clinton baseball starts Thursday
- Jennings used work on gridiron to help CHS
During the regular school board meeting Monday evening, Clinton Public Schools Supt. Tyler Bridges announced CPS’ COVID-19 numbers to have seen a tremendous decline.
Washington Elementary School’s fifth grade English teachers Kaylee Brooks and Sarah Kerr have implemented March Book Madness to excite kids about reading.
Western Oklahoma Christian School of Clinton will host the Retro 5K Fun Run/Walk March 27 at P Bar Farms in Hydro.
DAY SHIFT
Conducted a follow-up on 2240 Road between Highway 47 and Highway 33.
Lexi Soto plays a game of catch during an afternoon of nice weather outside. CDN
Southwest third graders, from left, Kellyn Young, Leah Adams and Deegen Goucher take the stage during “Pirates: The Musical” performed at the amphitheater.
CHS student Ezequiel Lopez-Martinez was presented an Outstanding Student Award in the construction program at WTC.
State Rep. Mark McBride’s dog Cali gets another shot at fame this year after her owner once again successfully won passage of a bill designating rescue animals the state pet.