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- Council approves aid for festival
- English learning classes underway
- Felony vandalism charges filed
- Red Tornadoes aim to continue winning
- Full obituary for Veronice “Dee” Martin
REDS 365 program is offering English language classes for adults through the 21 CCLC Grant every Tuesday and Thursday from 4 p.m. to 6 p.m. at the Southwest Elementary School Library.
A splash of paint led to felony vandalism charges for a Clinton woman after she alleged poured paint on another’s vehicle.
The Clinton City Council quickly approved a request made by Fuerza Latina Foundation for financial support of an upcoming festival during Tuesday’s meeting at City Hall.
Clinton sophomore Ranger James practices archery after school at Clinton Middle School to prepare for upcoming competitions.
Marine veteran Eddie Grizzel, left, discusses his bingo experience with Amanda Murray, parent of a Western Oklahoma Christian School student, during an intergenerational activity at Clinton Veterans Center.
Helena Haney properly holds her scissors during a project in her kindergarten class at Nance Elementary.
In 1881, President James Garfield died from infected gunshot wounds sustained during an assassination attempt on July 2.
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