Western Oklahoma attorney Carissa King has recently joined the Clinton branch of the Christensen Law Group.
King, originally from Weatherford, is well known throughout the area. She talked about the advantages of joining the law firm.
DPS Commissioner John Scully has named Major Patrick Mays to the position of DPS Assistant Commissioner/ Chief of Administration. In this role, Mays heads up the civilian and support side of DPS.
Clinton’s two retiring city councilmen were lauded for their service by fellow councilmen Tuesday at their final meeting as members of the body.
The Oklahoma State Department of Health (OSDH) has awarded Sinor Emergency Medical Service a grant for $391,000, which it will use to purchase three new ambulances, said Sinor director Johnny Red.
The nonprofit group Step Up Transitional Living will hold a formal benefit to help youth who have recently aged out of the foster care system, said board member Celeste Justice of Clinton. The second annual Golden Gala will be held at 7 p.m. Saturday, Sept.
Owners of the Glancy Motor Hotel have filed notices in District Court seeking to prevent the City of Clinton from demolishing it.
The historic motel, a frequent stopping place for travelers during the heyday of Route 66, was condemned Aug. 6 by the Clinton City Council.
Holding up a Class of ’79 quilt, from left, are classmates Debbie (Shepard) Kauk, Susana (Reyes) Hobbs and Brenda (Gubitz) Ruyle. The reunion, featuring games, music and food will be held from 6 p.m. until midnight Saturday at Route 66 Café. Tickets available at the door.
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SEPTEMBER 20
MEETING: Al-Anon New Beginnings will be hosted at First United Methodist Church in Clinton. Meets every Saturday. 9 a.m.
Seventh-graders, from left, Jayden Jones, Marlyn Torres, Jenna Higginbotham and Zachary Leeton construct building models with KEVA planks in their class at Clinton Middle School.