The car and truck club Forgotten Souls Central Oklahoma will be hosting the Route 66 Showdown Sept. 25-27 at the Clinton Water-Zoo.
Enid Cleveland, 3, from Arizona points to one of Route 66’s glass display cabinets and tells her grandparents she wants a car like the one from inside the museum. CDN
Here is a look at Wednesday's headlines
- Galloway to talk about safe rooms
- Local suspect being sought for automobile burglaries
- Man allegedly ran over pedestrian
- Tempie Beatrice Kerfoot-Roark obituary
- State deaths
Clinton Public Schools received thermal cameras Monday that were donated by Lucky Star Casino. The cameras can tell students their exact temperature and whether they should come to school or stay at home. Pictured are, from left, Clinton Public Schools Assistant Superintendent Adam McPhail, CPS Supt. Tyler Bridges, Governor Reggie Wassana, Lucky Star Casino CEO Charlie Welbourne, LSC COO Andy Rednose, and LSC Clinton General Manager Kara Lehman.
According to the Oklahoma Probable Cause Affidavit, Clinton resident Megan Grim, 29, has a warrant for her arrest for two counts of third-degree burglary.
Ophelia McMillon sits in a chair in front of her house with birthday decorations around as cars drive by to celebrate her 96th birthday.
The Custer County Emergency Manager Michael Galloway will be hosting an informational meeting for Custer County residents on how they could get a rebate of $2,000 on a new safe room.
Kathy Atchley, the Clinton Public Library Services Coordinator and Branch Manager, opens up one of the newly-acquired Wonderbooks. These books are rechargeable and read out loud to kids.
An Elk City resident is suspected of deliberately hitting a pedestrian on a county road.
Sept. 21, 2020