Here is a look at Wednesday's headlines
- Benefit set for Arapaho’s Grybowski
- School nurse to represent state
- Williams Electric is go-to for airports
- State deaths
- CBA leaves Beaver in the dust
- Local pictures, articles and more
Clinton Public Schools Nurse Sheffield Southall has been selected as one of 14 nurses chosen from across the state by the Center for Disease Control and Prevention program Project Strengthening Wellness and Improving Teachers and Children’s Health.
Ashley Grybowski of Arapaho was recently diagnosed with stage four stomach cancer, and a benefit trap shoot, lunch and silent auction have been organized in her honor to help with medical expenses.
Small-town electricians aren’t usually what come to mind when considering airport maintenance; however, Williams Electric of Clinton is a popular one that comes to mind for many Oklahoma airports.
Today is the 295th day of 2020 and the 30th day of autumn.
MORNING SHIFT
Deputy assisted Weatherford Police Department in the 1500 block of Grandview Dr.
Kenneth C. Johnson to Donice J. Johnson, QCD. SE ¼ 22-13N-19W.
Suzan Gill, left, from North Carolina, and Irene Shanley from Florida, take their time to pick which magnet to buy at the Oklahoma Rt. 66 Museum. CDN
Recently, U.S. Secretary of Commerce Wilbur Ross announced that the Department’s Economic Development Administration is awarding a $2.8 million grant to the city of Weatherford and the Weatherford Industrial Trust, to boost manufacturing, energy and industrial and commercial development by establishing the Weatherford Business and Technology North Park.