Here is a look at The Weekend's headlines
- New city manager talks coming ‘home’
- More than 300 go virtual
- Guidelines in place for area controlled burns
- Jobs program in prepratory stages
- Felicia Yellow Eyes obituary
Clinton has not been home to Robert Johnston for some time, but it is home all the same.
Clinton Public Schools’ virtual learning enrollment ended on Wednesday and about 15 percent of students have chosen this option.
Clinton Fire Chief Brett Russell wants to work with area farmers to ensure controlled burns are done safely and comply with state laws.
The Custer Avenue Church of Christ is bringing a new program to Clinton: Jobs for Life.
Deputy responded to a report of a suspicious vehicle located at the baseball fields.
Laura R. Vogt to Montell L. Vogt, Trustee and Latrice W. Hunnicutt, Trustee, WD. Blk. 166 and 167, Weatherford Original Townsite.
Washington Elementary Principal Gene Ray serves, at right, his teachers lunch that was provided by the Clinton Public School Foundation. Pictured are, from back left, Toni Dixon, Shawna Jefferson, Robin Rodriguez, MaryKathryn Daugherty, Morgan Murray, Kaylee Brooks, Lauryn Sellers, Paula New and Irene Williams.
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