The Oklahoma Aeronautics Commission has named Grayson Ardies as its new State Director of Aeronautics. The appointment was confirmed at the Commission’s October meeting and his tenure as director officially began Nov. 1.
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Here is a look at Friday's headlines
- County voting sets new records
- CMS cheer team state runners-up
- Clinton man added to accident injury list
- Charles Lasley death notice
- Donald Dyck death notice
- Frank Russell death notice
This year has been hard to lead a “normal” life, especially for students, athletes and event organizers. However, that did not stop the Clinton Middle School Cheer Team from being the state runners-up at the Jeff and Craig Camp Game Day Challenge last weekend.
The 2020 General Election has fallen into the same category as the rest of 2020 – unprecedented.
The Oklahoma Highway Patrol has added a Clinton man to those injured in an accident on Oct. 28, on Interstate 40 near Mustang Road in Oklahoma City.
Clinton Girl Scout Troop 212 says thank you, by donating cases of Girl Scout cookies to local linemen. Pictured are, from left, PSO linemen, Jeff Pinion, Darin Kisinger, Girl Scouts Cadette Kalyssa Staggs, Clint Christensen, Kahler Smith, and Ryan Butterfield. They also donated cookies to first responders in the area.
Scott Savage and Debbie Potts from Amarillo, Texas look around the gift shop of the Route 66 Museum.
Fourteen Oklahoma students will be highlighted in 2021 for their anti-littering art. Each student used their artistic skills to highlight the consequences of littering by entering an original piece of art in the Oklahoma Department of Transportation’s annual Trash Poster Contest. From cats to alpacas to dragons, there were no limits on the creativity shown by kindergarten through 12th-grade students who paired anti-litter puns and slogans with their art.
Clinton High School Assistant Principal Michelle Sorter, left, CPSF Trustee Mary Whitney and CHS Assistant Principal Chad Pugh, right, are shown presenting CHS Agriculture instructor Trevor Stover with the grant he was awarded.