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- Fireworks ordinance is unchanged
- Moore to seek another term
- Large coat donation made to CPS
- Hospital to draw more from City
- Lady Indian receives award after stellar season
Conducted a motorist assist on Lawter Rd. and State Highway 54, Weatherford.
Oklahoma State Auditor & Inspector (SA&I) Cindy Byrd recently released her forensic audit report for the City of Konawa in Seminole County. Auditor Byrd launched the investigation after receiving a request from the city council in 2020. Additional investigations were requested in 2021 and 2023.
MARRIAGE LICENSES Paul Remus Owens and Katrina Denise Rogers Dustin Larae Gieser and Magan Lyn Cleveland Matthew Chase Glaim and Marissa Alexis Reyes Britton Allon Nickels and Brooklynne Laike Lowry Francisco Javier Saucedo Alba and Nereida Perez Jeffrey Joseph Harwick and Ashley Page Castle Brent Ray Peitz and Claire Adell Stafford Tristan Chrirstopher Beavin and Violet May Stewart Jubal Graham Shantz and Ashley Ann Hillis Also Alexis Ramos Nunez and Ashley Nichole Pantoja James Louis Vinson Jr. and Lisa Janay Pedro
In 1889, Montana was admitted as the 41st U.S. state.
On Thursday, the Clinton Regional Hospital Authority held a brief special meeting. In order to accommodate the needs of the hospital, the authority elected to accept the other $125,000 pre-approved by the City at the Oct. 21 Clinton City Council meeting.
Oklahoma State Representative and Speaker Pro Tempore of the Oklahoma House of Representatives Anthony Moore, of Clinton, has announced his intentions to seek reelection in 2026.
Clinton Public Schools recently collaborated with Farm Bureau to receive a donation of 1,100 coats for students who don’t have their own this winter season.
Flapjack flippin’
At Thursday night’s Arapaho Town Council, the hot topic of the evening was the firework ordinance, which councilmembers determined should be kept as-is.