Fifteen of the 19 counties in the Northwest District of the County Officers and Deputies Association of Oklahoma were represented at last week’s annual meeting of the organization held at the Frisco Center in Clinton.
A new eight-year plan was adopted Monday by commissioners of the Oklahoma Department of Transportation, and it has plenty in it for Clinton and Custer County.
The former site of Brad’s Auto Sales, on 4th Street near I-40, was cleared this week. A spokesman for the property’s owner, ASAP Energy Inc., said the company currently has no plans for the site that once was a service station.
The Arapaho-Butler Public School Board has announced that the period for filing a declaration of candidacy for the board’s No. 5 seat is set for 8 a.m. until 5 p.m. Monday, Dec. 2, through Wednesday, Dec. 4.
Clinton students in Western Technology Center’s biomedical program were among those who recently heard a lecture by Southwestern Oklahoma University biological sciences professor Dr. Lisa Boggs. Pictured are, front row from left, Cassidy Blanchard of Clinton; Allyson Rees, Cordell;.
WEDNESDAY
OCTOBER 16
SENIOR EVENT: Quilting at the Senior Citizens Center. This event is open to all seniors. 9 a.m.-4 p.m.
-Clintonite ID’d as September stabbing suspect
-State educators meet at Nance
-Clinton Fire Department has smoke alarms available
-Man charged with burglary, making death threats
-Medicare recipients urged to seek advice from certified counselors
Nance Elementary Principal Janalyn Taylor had the opportunity to exchange ideas with a group of her peers when the Early Childhood Consortium (ECC) chose Clinton as the site of its
Thanks to a generous donation by Shepherd Home Health and Hospice, the Clinton Fire Department has a good supply of smoke alarms available for homeowners, said Chief Brett Russell. Fire
Clinton resident Sylvester Medina, 34, has been charged with first-degree burglary for allegedly breaking into a room at the Relax Inn, 1116 S. 10th St., and threatening to kill a