Here are the daily specials being offered by Clinton eating establishments:
Here is a look at Tuesday's headlines
- Local woman facing multiple drug charges
- Who let the cows out?
- Bob Goss recalls six decades of photography
- Reds narrowly survive. CHS escapes Woodward’s near, fourth-quarter comeback
Clinton resident Elizabeth Martinez, 41, was recently arrested for unlawful possession of a controlled drug with intent to distribute, maintaining a place for keeping/selling a controlled substance, destroying evidence and unlawful possession of drug paraphernalia.
Art teacher Lynne Chastain, left, smiles as she gives her young student, Halley Stockton, work on a sketching assignment that has her creating realistic clouds and skies. Chastain says that while Stockton may only be 6 years old, she is a really advanced artist for her age.
The local Oklahoma Highway Patrol and the Custer County Sheriff’s Office have been responding to calls regarding loose cattle recently.
Clinton resident Bob Goss, 85, recently retired after 55 years in the photography business.
Two grants totaling over $1 million were awarded to South Western Oklahoma Development Authority to address opioid misuse in 23 counties including Custer.
CHS custodian Juanita Casas deep cleans the atrium area of the school with a hypochlorous acid spray gun during the school’s virtual day. CDN
State Rep. Tammy West, R-Oklahoma City, held an interim study recently examining current and future needs of people in long-term care facilities related to COVID-19.
Today is the 252nd day of 2020 and the 81st day of summer.