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- Urgent Care set to open doors Monday
- Moore inducted into Hall of Fame
- Pair injured in Sunday ’cycle wreck
- Top Shot offers variety of new events to public
A new form of entertainment has made its way to Clinton in the form of Top Shot, a simulated 2 HD gaming experience using a large projector screen, motion sensor cameras and real objects one would typically use to play these games with over 30 games to choose from.
George Moore, Butler resident and Clinton native, was inducted into the Oklahoma Conservation Hall of Fame Feb. 27 for his work on the Oklahoma Conservation Commission maintaining 2,107 flood control dams, advancing the Oklahoma Operation and Maintenance Program to a nationally recognized program and making the small watershed program a success. Johnny Pelley was also inducted into the hall of fame that night as well.
A Mustang and a Harley tangled Sunday evening on W. Commerce Road resulting in injuries to both occupants of the motorcycle.
Southwest Elementary student Bryson Garcia was awarded a golden ticket for reading. Winners are chosen at random when they check out a library book and complete it, and when they are chosen they get a golden ticket and a prize.
The Clinton Regional Urgent Care Clinic will officially begin seeing patients at 7 a.m. Monday in Suite 6 of the Medical Building at 100 N. 30th St. in Clinton. The clinic will be open seven days a week from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. with walk-ins welcome.
(AP) – Voters in Oklahoma will decide today whether it should be legal to possess and grow recreational marijuana in the state, having already signed off on a nowpopular medical marijuana program in 2018 by a wide margin.
(AP) – Twitter experienced a bevy of glitches Monday as links stopped working, some users were unable to log in and images were not loading for others.
AUSTIN, Texas (AP) — Republican U.S. Rep. Tony Gonzales of Texas was censured Saturday in a rare move by his state party over votes that included supporting new gun safety laws after the Uvalde school shooting in his district.