Here's a look at the Thursday Headlines
- Area nursing homes have COVID-19 cases
- Argument believed to have led to murder in Weatherford
- Filing protests will be decided Tuesday
- Owners of Glancy Motel file Chapter 7 bankruptcy
Clinton High School senior Michelle Nguyen shows off her string art project. Nguyen made it for her parents, who are from Cam Ranh, Vietnam, saying that they’ll always be home in either location.
An argument initially stemming over marijuana plants apparently led to permanently dissolving the friendship of two men in Weatherford.
The City of Clinton has learned the owner of the Glancy Motel property at 217 Gary Blvd. has filed for bankruptcy.
According to information released by the Oklahoma State Department of Health, one verified location of COVID-19 in Clinton has been established.
In information released this week by Custer County Election Board secretary Ann Brown, it was announced that Custer County sheriff Kenneth Tidwell has filed a Petition for Contest of Candidacy against Dan Day, his opponent in the upcoming election for Custer County Sheriff.
Clinton High School artists Tyler Martinez, in front, and Logan West coat canvases with black gesso, before beginning their oil paintings.
Today is the 107th day of 2020 and the 29th day of spring.
Lawson Roberson, a third-grader at Western Oklahoma Christian School, designs an ad for Homeland grocery store.
State Rep Jim Grego (R-Wilburton) has issued notice to propane users that they need to check their levels or risk not being able to purchase replacement propane because of the COVID-19 pandemic.