For more than 14 years, Red Dirt Audio, has and still is, the place to go in Clinton for all car stereo needs, and its longtime installer and now-manager Digo Suniga is right at the forefront of the company’s successful rise.
While only 23 years old, Rosario Soto has learned a lot and is an integral piece of the operation at United Country Heard Auction & Real Estate.
Moyses Perez – pronounced Moses – has helped build Hobby Lobby stores all over the United States. Now he’s helping keep 65 to 70 senior citizens living at Grace Living Center in Clinton safe and comfortable as their director of maintenance.
Lupe Pina is a lifelong Clinton resident, Clinton High School graduate and currently a teller at InterBank in Clinton. She was born and raised here and graduated from CHS in 2013.
Hector Hernandez has only been out of Clinton High School since 2016, but he already has a path laid out for his future and he works hard daily to make it happen.
For the past eight years Yolanda Vasquez has been a fixture at McKinsey Motors, helping where she can.
Currently she serves the dealership as an office assistant and as the warranty clerk.
Born in the middle of northern Mexico, Brenda Martinez was three months old when she arrived at Clinton in April of 1985. Now she’s the mother of three herself, owns a dental assistant’s certificate from the Western Technology Center in Weatherford, and is employed here by Dr.
A tradition of winning on the gridiron became a mainstay in Clinton, because assistant coaches such as Louis Mendoza stuck around the program.
Mendoza is in his 32nd year with the Red Tornadoes football team. He’s helped the program to nearly 40 percent of its all-time wins.
Since she’s worked there for 10 years now, Ayde Martinez is probably familiar to anyone who banks at Oklahoma Bank & Trust’s Clinton branch. At first she only worked part-time while working on getting a degree in a field completely different from banking.
RIDING THE PINE
We have a saying at the paper office in relation to a project or promotion becoming stale – “That pop is losing its fizz.”