Here is a look at The Weekend's headlines
- Vet Center receives large donation
- Dotter shares flight with legendary Yeager
- PD seeks to add two officers
- Woman killed in wreck near Canute
- Harold Smith death notice
- Terry Allison Harms obituary
The Oklahoma Veterans Center of Clinton recently received more than $2,700 in donated items from the A Brotherhood Aimed Toward Education NW69 Chapter.
Former Clinton resident, Lt. Col. Jason Dotter, has had a notable career with the United States Air Force with highlights including flying with the late Chuck Yeager, developing testing procedures and being the first to fire a new missile.
The Clinton Police Department is now looking to hire two officers.
A Tuttle woman died, and three others were injured in a two-vehicle collision around 3 p.m. Wednesday on I-40 one mile west of Canute.
Arapaho-Butler third-grade students earned awards in the 2020 Custer County Conservation District #88 Poster Contest. Winners include, from left, Jacy Fawver, first place; Conner Snider, second place; and Scarlett Rose, third place.
Arapaho-Butler kindergarten students earned titles in the 2020 Custer County Conservation District #88 Poster Contest. Winners include, from left, Ainsley House, first place; Emma Dupree, second place; and Stetson Sawatzky, third place.
Amanda Hill, left, sits down as Clinton AllianceHealth RN Johnnie Ward gives her the COVID-19 vaccine. CDN
Construction employment increased by 84,000 jobs in October, with jobs added in both nonresidential and residential categories, according to an analysis by the Associated General Contractors of America of government data released recently.
Bill and Katherine Heerwald of Clinton are celebrating 50 years of marriage today.