Here is a look at The Weekend's headlines
- Woman jailed following citizen’s arrest
- A-B offering in-person, virtual classes
- Local firm opens news business in Clinton
- Clinton school enrollment underway for new, returning students
A recent string of thefts in the 2100 block of Gary Boulevard saw one store employee take in a suspect via a citizen’s arrest Wednesday.
Arapaho-Butler Schools has released its detailed plan for entering the 2020- 21 school year, and the school will offer both inperson and virtual learning options, said Supt. Jay Edelen. The plan is subject to change as more information becomes available, he said.
A new business has opened in Clinton, owned by a couple who are already familiar to many here.
Clinton Public Schools is now enrolling both new and returning students for the 2020-21 school year, said Supt. Tyler Bridges. This year the process can all be done online at enroll. cpsreds.org.
MORNING SHIFT
Kenzie Maddox was the top finisher in barrel racing.
As reform efforts take shape and the coronavirus pandemic causes delays within the criminal justice system, Oklahoma’s prison population has steadily declined since early March.
Mikayla Howell was the top finisher in open barrels.
Joseph Christopher Leven and Jenna Marie Eidem