Here's a few of the Thursday headlines
- Dallas law firm to help city on condemnation
- Keith Ventris nominated to serve on state finance committees
- Car chase ends in wreck
- County only has 3 active COVID-19 cases
- Borjas appreciates Clinton’s team play
After less than 20 minutes in a closed-door executive session, the Clinton City Council approved hiring a Dallas, Texas, law firm to assist them as it works through the condemnation of the Glancy Motel property at 217 Gary Blvd.
The Oklahoma Highway Patrol investigated a single-vehicle accident Tuesday morning near Exit 84 of I-40 on the east side of Weatherford.
Clinton Public School’s Mark Stapleton uses a front loader to remove trees and continue the renovation efforts on the south side of the CHS tennis courts.
In a report issued this week by the office of Senator Brent Howard, it was announced that Oklahoma Bank and Trust president Keith Ventris has been nominated by the Oklahoma Senate Finance Committee to serve a six-year term on the boards of the Oklahoma Development Finance Authority (ODFA) and the Oklahoma Industrial Finance Authority (OIFA).
Custer County is still holding steady at 10 official reported cases of coronavirus, but good news follows it as well.
Clinton Red Tornado Boy and Girl for April, 2020, are Ryan Walters and Alexia Aston.
DAY SHIFT
At an apartment complex in Clinton, firefighter John Denney puts out a fire that was started by accident inside a dumpster.
Lake level is 0.43 feet below normal. The water temperature is in the mid 60's. Hybrid are biting slow to fair on live baits.