NEW YORK (AP) — The annual Perseid meteor shower reaches its peak this weekend, sending bright trails of light streaking across the night sky.
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- Certificate awarded to PAC by FAA
- Atchleys take over Hargus RV Park
- CEDA to close Glancy chapter
- Lady Reds softball opens season at home
Almost a year since ground broke at Premium Aerospace Center (PAC) in Burns Flat, another step forward has been received for the aircraft painting company after the Federal Aviation Administration recently awarded PAC a repair station certification which allows the company to approve aircraft to return to service after receiving required maintenance.
With an end in sight for the Glancy Motel and other projects that have been the focus of the Clinton Economic Development Authority, Clinton Economic Development Director Roland Mower says the authority is ready to move forward to other development opportunities as its current chapter with the Glancy closes.