Here are the daily specials being offered by Clinton eating establishments:
Here is a look at Wednesday's headlines
- Weatherford considering mask directive
- Man killed in Elk City home invasion
- C&A Tribes promote Native American awareness at schools
- Second suspect wanted in shooting
- Carol King obituary
In a letter to the City of Weatherford, Southwestern Oklahoma State University President Randy Beutler asked Mayor Mike Brown and the city council to pass a mask directive in Weatherford.
One man is dead and another was shot after a home invasion and robbery attempt Saturday morning in Elk City.
Crystal Kitchens looks through the turkeys at Homeland and tries to decide which one to select for Thanksgiving. CDN
The Cheyenne and Arapaho Tribes visited the different Clinton Public School sites on Wednesday and Friday of last week to bring awareness for Native American people for National Native American Heritage Month.
Clinton High School culinary students prepared some Thanksgiving meals. Pictured are, from left, Haleigh Westriecher, Michelle Leon, Lola Hester, Reigen Miller, Makenzie Pete, Jaelynn Eaton and Gracie Henry. CDN
A second suspect is now officially being sought in connection with a shooting where two men were wounded in an apparent drug deal gone wrong Oct. 27 in Weatherford.
The Clinton High School Key Club pushed a breakfast cart filled with donuts, fruits, granola bars and drinks around the campus to offer the staff snacks and show them their appreciation with sponsorship by Kiwanis. Pictured are, from left, President Litzy Silos, Garrett Rivas and Connor Williams. CDN
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