SATURDAY
NOVEMBER 9
MEETING: Al-Anon New Beginnings will be hosted at First United Methodist Church in Clinton. Meets every Saturday. 9 a.m.
SUNDAY
NOVEMBER 10
Many of you may be aware that an open, permitless carry law pertaining to handguns (took) effect on Nov. 1.
Clinton High School students helping out at Kiwanis Club’s Pancake Day are, from left, Katie Cardenas, Jessica Jefferson, Mindy Sawatzky and Emily Stephens.
Oklahoma high school graduates’ scores on the ACT college-readiness exam declined in every subject this year, according to a report released recently.
Most colleges use ACT or SAT scores as part of admissions requirements.
At AllianceHealth Clinton’s health fair this week, Naomi Hartford, RN, and Chelsea Kelley, RN, administer blood pressure and blood glucose tests to patient Nicole Thomas.
State Treasurer Randy McDaniel has announced that for a second consecutive month, October Gross Receipts to the Treasury are up by less than one percent compared to the prior year, suppressed by falling oil and gas production tax and sales tax collections.
Sitting is a part of daily routines and nearly impossible to avoid. Whether during your daily commute, working hard at your desk or watching your favorite TV show on the couch, sitting can provide relief and give you the opportunity to relax.
Here's your headlines for Friday's Clinton Daily News
- Gifted fire truck will cost Clinton $88,000 to fix up
- USDA to attend area hemp meeting
- Semi load of eggs fried west of town
- Volunteers for veterans sought
- Foy Littleton Obituary
Sisters Venita Thornhill, left, and Neatha Lewis share a laugh over a good joke. The two women share a room at Angelwood Assisted Living.
Now that the USDA has finally announced its interim final rule for the establishment of a Domestic Hemp Production Program, mandated in the 2018 Farm Bill, an informational meeting for