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Here's a look at the Weekend headlines
- Fire strikes home near CMS
- CEDA director sees progress
- Tisdal has long, distinguished law career in Clinton
- CHS records first losses of postseason
- State deaths
- Salute to our Local Heroes
A structure fire Friday morning across from Clinton Middle School at 315 N. 10 St. left a quarter of a residence destroyed.
The Clinton Economic Development Authority has experienced setbacks due to the ongoing pandemic, but CEDA Director Roland Mower says its mission is still underway and being accomplished bit by bit.
Local lawyer Mart Tisdal dabbled in several different careers and even traveled overseas before deciding to settle down in Clinton to practice law.
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Clinton Fire Lt. D.J. Woodall keeps firefighter Tyler Calvert secure, while he boards up the house Friday at 315 N. 10 St., as a part of CFD’s customer support team. The department boarded everything up and cleaned the inside of the residence before departing the scene.
A bill seeking to create greater transparency in health care prices passed the House Public Health Committee recently with a vote of 8-0.
Active COVID-19 is the total number of cases recorded by the Oklahoma State Department of Health less the number of deaths and recoveries.