Here's a preview of Thursday's CDN
- City approves 5-year plan for improvements
- Water tower work continues
- Band marches to win at Enid event
- CHS prepared to face Fighting Chicks
- Full obituary for Helen Maloy
While the rest of Clinton High School was on fall break, the CHS Pride of Clinton Marching Band made the fourhour round trip to Enid for the annual OSSAA (Oklahoma Secondary School Activities Association) Regional Marching Contest.
City improvement has been the topic of many conversations of late for the Clinton City Council with a bucket list of various projects officials are eyeing to be done across the City being laid out in a five-year Capital Improvement Plan that was approved during a regular meeting Tuesday.
Journeyman Jack Gravitt, left, and apprentice Colton Jackson install the panels that will hold the chargers for the electric buses by the bus barn at CHS.
As water streams from the City’s damaged water tower located at 18th Street and Broadway Avenue as the City works to drain the tower, preliminary discussions have begun on what it might take to replace the tower completely as it awaits an evaluation by structural engineers once it is empty of water.
DAY SHIFT
Responded to a report of debris in roadway near U.S. Highway 183 and E. 990 Rd in Arapaho.
Today is the 292nd day of 2023 and the 27th day of autumn.
(AP) —Amazon will soon make prescription drugs fall from the sky when the e-commerce giant becomes the latest company to test drone deliveries for medications.
After an open week for the varsity team, Clinton football (4-2, 3-0) returns to the field this Friday to play against Chickasha (3-4, 2-2) at the Tornado Bowl.