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Here's a look at Thursday's headlines
- Students earn Career Tech scholarships
- East Locust Ave. renamed in honor of Muckers
- United Fund reaches goal
- Teenager arrested after returning to crime scene
- Reds further recent reign over Darko
The winners of the first Career Tech Scholarship Award were announced Wednesday and will receive up to $300 to use toward exam fees or as reimbursement for career-related equipment.
Western Oklahoma Christian School pre-kindergarten student Aubrey Carlson of Clinton wears a crown to represent she is 100 days smarter.
The Clinton City Council approved renaming East Locust Avenue to W.B. and Billy Mucker Avenue.
The 2021 Clinton United Fund Drive has officially met its fund raising goal of $45,000.
An Arapaho teen was arrested after returning to the scene of the crime less than an hour later.
Some Western Oklahoma Christian School students wore shirts with favorite scriptures to represent getting to be in school for 100 days. Pictured are, from left, Aliz Floyd, Danny Barrios, Graham Miller, Jaden Spain and Levi Bailey.
DAY SHIFT
Conducted a welfare check of subject laying near the roadway on north side of I-40 east of mile marker 57.