The 2024 Clinton Citizen of the Year is Troy Lee. Lee was honored for his many volunteer hours in various capacities throughout the community.
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- Council confirms down with Midtown
- Turnout favorable for ‘Fill the Boot’
- Hayes challenges students in tech application exercises
- Lady Red softball senior looks to help others
Deadlines, or rather missed deadlines, finally sealed the fate of the Midtown Inn, and led to the condemnation of a home at 336 S. 14th St. Tuesday at the Clinton City Council meeting, while another set of properties received an extended reprieve.
Karon McCubbin, left, and Helen Vowell set up McCubbin’s holiday decorations and crafts to be judged at the 98th annual Custer County Free Fair.
Clinton firefighters shattered their previous year’s collection during the annual “Fill the Boot” fundraiser for the Muscular Dystrophy Association (MDA), Fire Chief Brett Russell announced Wednesday.
At Clinton Middle School, Tech Ed is a popular class in which students participate in many projects and activities involving engineering and building simple structures. For example, this year, these students have the opportunity to go to the OKC Riversport facility and make cardboard boats to race other schools. This class is taught by Zac Hayes, a former Clinton High School graduate and also a graduate of Southwestern Oklahoma State University.
In 1522, Ferdinand Magellan’s ship, Victoria, docked in Sanlucar de Barrameda, Spain, completing the first global circumnavigation.
From left, Clinton FFA members, Kalyssa Staggs, Madi Ashcraft, Amanda Jeffries and Callie Griffith attend the organization’s annual back-to-school bash at Acme Park.
Responded to a report of a disturbance in the 100 block of N. 30th St.